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“My word is my bond.”

— Steven Banks, Sheen Estevez, Jeffrey Garcia, Nightmare in Retroville

“I want cholera!”

— Steven Banks, Carl Wheezer, Rob Paulsen, Journey to the Center of Carl

“But these new hybrid ad models do something radically different. A specific brand will work directly with a publisher to create a custom piece of content, paying some upfront amount for the creative aspect of the campaign. But then the brand will provide specific affiliate links that measure some ki…”

— Simon Owens, How BuzzFeed is solving native advertising's scale problem

“Those who dreamed of joining a startup media company that rockets to an IPO or a cash-rich exit are waking up to a less pleasant reality: The hoped-for pot of gold probably looks more like an all-stock merger that pushes off any payday, possibly in perpetuity.”

— Max Willens, It can be demotivating

“Stop acting like your heart is made of ice. Stop acting like you don’t care about anyone other than yourself. Stop acting like you’re happier on your own because you hate dealing with people.”

— Holly Riordan, Run Toward Love, Not Away From It

“Probably be numerous people who are—been convicted and sent to penitentiary on my behalf. I say, 'If I can help get somebody out of jail, you know, God might smile a little bit more on me.'”

— Samuel Little, How a Texas Ranger convinced serial killer Samuel Little to confess to murdering 93 people

“They was broke and homeless and they walked right into my spider web.”

— Samuel Little, How a Texas Ranger convinced serial killer Samuel Little to confess to murdering 93 people

“I don't think there was another person that did what I liked to do. I think I'm the only one in the world. That's not an honor. That's a curse.”

— Samuel Little, How a Texas Ranger convinced serial killer Samuel Little to confess to murdering 93 people

“A little skinny black girl. Real friendly. She was laughing while I was killing her.”

— Samuel Little, How a Texas Ranger convinced serial killer Samuel Little to confess to murdering 93 people

“She was fighting for her life, and I'm fighting for my pleasure…”

— Samuel Little, How a Texas Ranger convinced serial killer Samuel Little to confess to murdering 93 people

“I got away with numerous murders, of women, in my life over the span of 50 years…”

— Samuel Little, How a Texas Ranger convinced serial killer Samuel Little to confess to murdering 93 people

“She was pretty. Light-colored, honey-brown skin. She was tall for a woman. Beautiful shape. And, uh, friendly.”

— Samuel Little, California inmate Samuel Little is most prolific serial killer in U.S. history, FBI says

“I never dreamt I’d be like this.”

— Samuel Little, Confessions of a Serial Killer | Exclusive Interview with Samuel Little Confessing His Murders

“I lost track. I had to count by states.”

— Samuel Little, Confessions of a Serial Killer | Exclusive Interview with Samuel Little Confessing His Murders

“I’ll see you in hell.”

— Samuel Little, Confessions of a Serial Killer | Exclusive Interview with Samuel Little Confessing His Murders

“When they die, they’re all your favorites. They all belong to you.”

— Samuel Little, Confessions of a Serial Killer | Exclusive Interview with Samuel Little Confessing His Murders

“So, I got out of the car, pulled her out and dragged her into the growth back there. And pulled her deeper into...there's a path, a little path, that went in somewhere, I don't know where it led to, but it was running deeper into the undergrowth. And we ran into some water running, but before we got…”

— Samuel Little, Samuel Little

“James Holland: Where did you kill the most? Samuel Little: Oh that's easy, Florida and California. James Holland: What city did you kill the most in? Samuel Little: Miami and Los Angeles. James Holland: And how many did you kill in Los Angeles. Samuel Little: Los Angeles, approximately 20.”

— Samuel Little, How a Texas Ranger convinced serial killer Samuel Little to confess to murdering 93 people

“I heard a secondary road noise and that meant she was still rolling.”

— Samuel Little, California inmate Samuel Little is most prolific serial killer in U.S. history, FBI says

“All I know is I lost control. And I always was very cautious to keep from getting busted. I didn’t pick on motherfuckers that would be missed….There weren’t no women nurses and teachers. That’s the reason I didn’t get busted a long time ago.”

— Samuel Little, Confessions of a Serial Killer | Exclusive Interview with Samuel Little Confessing His Murders