There's no more legal system, Jason. We're living in some sort of fucking black hole universe
— Anna Fishko, Christopher Keyser, Grizz, Jack Mulhern, Putting on the Clothes
There's no more legal system, Jason. We're living in some sort of fucking black hole universe
— Anna Fishko, Christopher Keyser, Grizz, Jack Mulhern, Putting on the Clothes
I have no idea what I'm doing.
— Anna Fishko, Christopher Keyser, Helena, Natasha Liu Bordizzo, Putting on the Clothes
She saw them. But she did not believe they were there. You see, she saw them in their bed so often in her dreams that she thought this was just the dream hanging around her still.
— Christopher Keyser, Amanda Pressman, Amy Carlson, How it Happens
Everyone has bodies, right. It's nothing to be ashamed of.
I went to the woods because I wish to live deliberately, to front only the essential facts of life, and see if I can learn what it had to teach, and not when I came to die, discover that I had not lived.
We waffle between following the rules and bending them, constantly worrying that if we bend too far, this whole rickety structure might topple and break. Because we know that we're always one dumb move away from ruin.
I killed Cassandra for everyone because she had it coming.
— Anna Fishko, Christopher Keyser, Greg Dewey, Seth Meriwether, Putting on the Clothes
Six months ago we were children. This is who we are now. We eat and live communally. We even sweat communally.
We found a balance between doing what's expected of us and finding happiness where we can. In love, or in sex, or play.
Some people believed we would wake up from this, and the dream would be over and that everything would, again, be like it was before.
There's a reason why we never had a dog growing up. We had a bird one time when I was little. It was yellow and green. His name was Oliver. It vanished from its cage one day, and I went to see if it got outside somehow... because the window was open. I saw Campbell playing with it. And he cut its wi…
My parents tried to hide the truth from people. Pretending that he was just a difficult kid. Like a normal version of a problem child. Anti-social and moody, but Campbell is not a normal version of anything. They had him tested. He's a psychopath.
But the sun just keeps coming up...every day and you can't cry forever. You have to put your shoes on, you have to eat, you have to have hope. Don't you? Because who knows? Maybe tomorrow."
Summer solstice. Long days. But our nights are about to get a lot longer.
You are so funny you make my dick hurt.
Look, I’m one of these crazy guys that’s on a mission here to try to at least provide a workingman’s perspective. One of the reasons I came on this program is because most of your audience are working people. And they’re getting hosed. They’re getting hosed. It’s not for the fat cats. It’s not for r…
You can't choose who you are attracted to. You can't engineer a relationship. You have to do what's right.
That’s what I really wanted to do, is be a songwriter. I didn’t expect to be a rock star. My goal in life was actually to have other people do my songs. I started out as a songwriter.
Well, let me define this. I’m against gay marriage, but I’m for gay unions. But I don’t want any sexuality defined. If you have a union and designate someone, if you go to the hospital, your overseer, that’s fine with me. Gay marriage I don’t think is necessary because, under the law, if you legaliz…
Well, it’s a horror. The war is a total disaster. It seems to me to be almost worse than Vietnam. I really like the Bush policies on taxation. I really believe in them. It’s good. It puts people to work. But the war is a total catastrophe. And if anything is going to bring him down, that’s it.