Gun Runner Quotes

“Jackson looked at the Heads-Up Display. It was a balmy twenty-five degrees…That would be seventy-seven on the Tar Heel, since the captain still thought of temperature in American. High humidity”
― Larry Correia, Gun Runner

“Clock’s ticking, big fella,” Jane warned. “No funny stuff.” MacKinnon rumbled, “I’m currently disinclined toward levity.”
― Larry Correia, Gun Runner

“They’d barely missed the guy. He raised his hand and flipped them off. “I think that means have a good day,” Bushey said. “And may your whole house be blessed,” Katze said.”
― Larry Correia, Gun Runner

“Jane would have stormed onto the bridge, but it was hard to storm anywhere in zero G, so the best she could manage was an angry, purposeful float.”
― Larry Correia, Gun Runner

“Of course, he couldn’t just walk in a straight line. Because Swindle sucks and hates you.”
― Larry Correia, Gun Runner

“Sufficient unto the day is the evil thereof,” Jackson said, which was one of the captain’s favorite quotes.”
― Larry Correia, Gun Runner

“I will do so.” The captain still sounded polite, but Jackson could tell he was angry about having his integrity questioned. They were a gang of thieves, but honest ones. Relatively.”
― Larry Correia, Gun Runner

“I’m gonna need a bigger boat.”
― Larry Correia, Gun Runner

“Those ISF bastards are slowly killing us with these sanctions. The ISF presents itself as a garden of peace, but its flowerbeds are full of vipers.”
― Larry Correia, Gun Runner

“Bushey glanced over at Jackson with a look that said he’d assessed Frans and determined he was a dick.”
― Larry Correia, Gun Runner

“Oh. I thought for sure he was giving us the bunny,” Jackson said. “That’s a really bad insult where I’m from.”
― Larry Correia, Gun Runner

“It sure doesn’t look planned,” said Tui. “Only if the architect was a crazy cat lady with hoarding issues. I don’t think the builders were big on zoning regulations.”
― Larry Correia, Gun Runner

“he was used to the suck,”
― Larry Correia, Gun Runner

“It was funny, nothing made you more fond of a machine than having it save your life.”
― Larry Correia, Gun Runner

“It still had that new-mech smell.”
― Larry Correia, Gun Runner

“Jackson turned on his visor light. It illuminated the interior of the car, casting odd shadows. Down the middle of the car lay the Citadel M750, strapped down tight. About it were stacked Splendid Ventures cargo boxes that had also been tightly secured. It looked like a giant warrior in some tomb on his way to Valhalla, surrounded by mounds of loot.”
― Larry Correia, Gun Runner

“A basic psychological feature of the people chosen to be pilots was that they didn’t get too riled up under pressure.”
― Larry Correia, Gun Runner

“When you put it that way…”
― Larry Correia, Gun Runner