Quotes tagged ‘Decapitation’

“Do you remember that first time we made love? It was so passionate, I accidentally cut off your head.”

— Jemaine Clement, Nadja, Nastasia Demetriou, imdb.com

“Special Agent Seeley Booth: Any cause of death? Dr. Temperance 'Bones' Brennan: Well, since I can't find the skull, I'd say his head was cut off.”

— Karine Rosenthal, Stephen Nathan, Seeley Booth, David Boreanaz, imdb.com

“If you cut off a man's head, he dies. Why? Because it kills him. That is really the whole answer.”

— Aleister Crowley, amazon.com

“If you take men and lock them in a house for five years and tell them to come up with two children and they fail to do that, then we will chop off their heads.”

— Robert Mugabe, newnownext.com

“The head trip fantasies were a bit like a trophy. You know, the head is where everything is at, the brain, eyes, mouth. That's the person. I remember being told as a kid, you cut off the head and the body dies. The body is nothing after the head is cut off ... well, that's not quite true, there's a…”

— Edmund Kemper, amazon.com

“Oh, what is it like to have sex with a dead body?...What does it feel like to sit on your living room couch and look over and see two decapitated girls' heads on the arm of the couch? The first time, it makes you sick to your stomach.”

— Edmund Kemper, truecrime.net

“One side of me says, 'Wow, what an attractive chick. I'd like to talk to her, date her.' The other side of me says, ‘I wonder how her head would look on a stick?’”

— Edmund Kemper, truecrime.net

“I remember it was very exciting.….there was actually a sexual thrill.…It was kind of an exalted triumphant type thing, like taking the head of a deer or an elk or something would be to a hunter….I was the hunter and they were the victims.”

— Edmund Kemper, truecrime.net

“Alas! am I to be so horribly and cruelly treated? Alas! that my body, whole and entire, which has never been corrupted, should to-day be consumed and burned to ashes! Ah! I would far rather have my head cut off, seven times over, than be thus burned!”

— Joan of Arc, indiana.edu

“Jennifer Jareau: Well, he didn't take their handbags, jewelry or wallets. Penelope Garcia: No, the only thing missing was their cell phones. Well, that and their heads.”

— Karen Maser, Jennifer Jareau, A. J. Cook, imdb.com

“The removing of heads has an interesting history. In medieval times it was considered an honorable way to be executed, reserved for noblemen and knights.”

— Bruce Zimmerman, imdb.com

“And so the guessing game begins! From what nook or cranny will our new missing head roll out?”

— Bruce Zimmerman, David Rossi, Joe Mantegna, imdb.com

“Actually, dragging is steeped in English history. Back in the 11th century, drawing and quartering was a common form of punishment, and in fact, they would also disembowel and behead the victims when they were done with them.”

— Janine Sherman Barrois, Dr. Spencer Reid, Matthew Gray Gubler, imdb.com

“Dr. Spencer Reid: Contrary to popular belief, decapitation is not that easy. David Rossi: Hmm. You don't often hear 'popular' and 'decapitation' in the same sentence.”

— Victor De Jesus, Dr. Spencer Reid, Matthew Gray Gubler, imdb.com