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| Link | Quote | Stars | Tags | Author |
| b7c2d52 | We only become beasts--we become worse than beasts--when we torment others. | Iain Banks | ||
| b0da9c4 | Perhaps my certainty is misplaced. | Iain Banks | ||
| 33b0611 | What, now?""Soon equates to good, later to worse, Uagen Zlepe, scholar. Therefore, immediacy." | Iain Banks | ||
| 5d5e0ce | Believe me; democracy in action can be an unpretty sight. | Iain Banks | ||
| 4fb608b | Oh. I didn't realise.""Then you're simply ignorant rather than malevolent. Congratulations." | Iain Banks | ||
| d8e8299 | You serious?""I'm always serious, never more so than when I'm being flippant." | Iain Banks | ||
| dae6695 | A good death. Well, he thought, given that you had to die, why want a bad one? | Iain Banks | ||
| e3e0806 | Anyway," she said. "I'm sorry.""Indeed. I can see contrition oozing from your every pore." | Iain Banks | ||
| 6bccaf7 | Allow me to attenuate my portentousness for you. | Iain Banks | ||
| 9566f87 | Hope could be more painful than despair. | Iain Banks | ||
| b6ea99e | Wait for the appointed hour. | Iamblichus | ||
| ec1e33c | Trivia and pettiness consume mankind, surely the most pretentious creation of all. | Ian Brady | ||
| 4eb1b28 | It's the theatricality, Wuthering Heights, Hound of the Baskervilles. | Ian Brady | ||
| 425b9c8 | I can't stand feeble, robotic psychiatrists. They give you false drugs and turn you into a zombie. | Ian Brady | ||
| 5525a9e | You're just a package. You're in a cage and people poke you with a stick. | Ian Brady | ||
| e4576e7 | Most prisoners are perfectly mentally healthy compared with the paranoia of prison officials. | Ian Brady | ||
| 61d4867 | Oh, talk about lightning striking twice. Another goal scrubbed out for the United States. | Ian Darke | ||
| add4121 | The Shock of the New | Ian Dunlop | ||
| 1d174aa | So long have I been languished on the shelf | Ian Dury | ||
| dc67a24 | He disagreed with something that ate him. | Ian Fleming | ||
| 530e9c2 | I shall not waste my days in trying to prolong them. I shall use my time. | Ian Fleming | ||
| 876e01e | Never say 'no' to adventures. Always say 'yes', otherwise you'll lead a very dull life. | Ian Fleming | ||
| 2941f0c | Opinion is the companion of probability within the medieval epistemology. | Ian Hacking | ||
| 986f078 | Probability fractions arise from our knowledge and from our ignorance. | Ian Hacking | ||
| 37c22b9 | If this is justice, I am a banana. | Ian Hislop | ||
| e9c4902 | The trouble about working on a tabloid is that they tend to be run by bullies. | Ian Hislop | ||
| 6b7dff4 | I do have a residual belief that, if at all possible, you should try not to mock the weak. | Ian Hislop | ||
| fcb5a28 | Apparently it's my fault that the Titanic sank. | Ian Holloway | ||
| 00183c3 | I love Blackpool. We're very similar. We both look better in the dark. | Ian Holloway | ||
| 2f5e7d6 | I'd rather do that than build chicken sheds no-one wanted! | Ian Holloway | ||
| 05a2bca | For the Chinese Communist Party, history is legitimacy. | Ian Johnson | ||
| 852815d | I've always been intriqued by form. | Ian McBryde | ||
| 2bf2882 | I love the notion of brevity. | Ian McBryde | ||
| dd60770 | A person with imprecise ideas can understand little and be of less help to others. | Ideas | ||
| 40e331c | Only miscalculation could kill you in interstellar war. The equations were hard but they were fair. | Ian McDonald | ||
| 817be26 | It was fate, and being angry at fate was as futile as being angry at the weather. | Ian McDonald | ||
| c0e0797 | She had trapped the bird of salvation, sung to it, tamed it and wrung its neck. | Ian McDonald | ||
| 660d2f9 | Once muddying subjectivities are removed from the issue, the decision becomes clear. | Ian McDonald | ||
| 4599dd9 | A chilly piety leaked into the air. | Ian McDonald | ||
| 80bf96c | I've always found that the root of a computer problem is human frailty | Ian McDonald | ||
| 13754f7 | Half your DNA's owned by some biotech corporation. Every time you have sex, you break copyright. | Ian McDonald | ||
| 2e00ffa | His theory of golf is, never play any sport that requires you to dress as your grandfather. | Ian McDonald | ||
| d6a002c | The elephants fight but the rats go about their business. | Ian McDonald | ||
| 9f1db64 | He has no belief--faith is beneath his dignity--but he enjoys the designed madness of religion. | Ian McDonald |