Top 60 Drew Hayes Quotes (2024 Update)

1. “Fine, I’m going to beat you like a toddler in a wolverine fight.” “You will feel more distress than if you were trapped on an airplane during its landing approach and suddenly suffered an unstoppable bowel movement.” “Explain,” Angela demanded. “During a landing approach, one is not allowed to leave their seat for any reason. Not even sudden bowel movements that won’t be stopped.” Angela had to admit, that scenario probably would fill her with a noticeable amount of distress.”

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2. “The constant threat of death was such a persistent companion, it almost felt like they should get it a horse.”

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3. “A superhero defends what is just; a villain defends what is theirs.”

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4. “What is experience if not the accumulation of scars and lessons that allow us to use our mind, bodies, and powers more effectively?”

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5. “Is this a good slow clap moment? Because it kind of feels like a good slow clap moment.”

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6. “Any divine guidance before I go back?” “Always tip the bartender more than you think you should, be nice to the people who know where you sleep, and beware the bush with red flowers.” Grumble.”

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7. “Try not to let them scare you too much. But, don’t forget, that they are scary people.”

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8. “Glitter is a form of anti-depressant, because it is impossible to be sad when you twinkle.”

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9. “Vampire strength might not let me lift cars, but I will tear up some shrubbery all day long.”

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10. “This book is dedicated to the uncool, uncoordinated, unexceptional, uncharming, uninteresting, and especially the unashamed. To everyone from the Awkwards to the Zeroes, living as the proud oddballs they are. This book is dedicated to my people.”

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11. “Are you telling me that vampires and werewolves are the reason America won the Revolutionary War?,” I asked, dumbfounded.”

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12. “Most college students would have deemed it a waste of a perfectly good Friday night, but most students were not in a program with constant stress and regular physical battles, with the possible exception of architecture majors.”

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13. “The reason I told you this was pointless is because it is,” Vince said, staring down at Michael as his defense slid away in jagged, icy chunks. “You can’t freeze me. You can’t hit me. You can’t even defend against me. You’re so far below me that beating you isn’t even a challenge. You’re nothing to me, Michael.”

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14. “You’re a good man who happens to be a vampire. We aren’t human, but that doesn’t make us monsters.”

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15. “To lead a kingdom doesn’t mean we are more important than our subjects, it means our lives belong to them. They trust us to care for them, watch over them, and keep them safe from would-be conquerors. No matter how much I might want to be human, right now my people need me to be a monster, because a monster is what can stand against someone like you.”

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16. “New plan. It’s exactly the same as the old plan, except we try very hard not to die.”

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17. “My unlife was so boring that even the woman who hunted monsters saw me as harmless.”

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18. “Still, I find lying to be more dangerous than expertly telling the truth, so I avoid it whenever possible.”

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19. “The next time he spoke it was with fury, hope, and desperation all rolled together like a burrito of command.”

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20. “The training area was set up where the tournament would actually be held, since putting together two structures to serve the same purpose would be at the level of idiotic redundancy reserved for the highest halls of government.”

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21. “He kept expecting the techno-armored girl to move as he drew close, but she remained as lifeless as a politician’s conscience.”

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22. “See, I told you we’d get lucky.” Nick gloated as he munched on a thick hamburger. “We didn’t get lucky,” Vince corrected. “We got lost. For half an hour. Until I went into a building and asked for directions.” “And wasn’t it lucky I brought along a guy with no masculinity issues to ask for directions?” Nick pointed out.”

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23. “You know, you’re a pretty terrible person.” “You’re not the first to accuse me of such.” “I didn’t imagine I would be. Still, in spite of that, or maybe because of it, you’re also a really good friend.”

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24. “Our minds and memories cannot be trusted; spend too long in there trying to pull out a memory that doesn’t exist, and you’ll end up creating it. Imagination is a powerful thing, especially when combined with uncertainty and self-doubt. I’ve seen others build their own hells around them with the fears of what they might have done.”

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25. “Are you telling me that vampires and werewolves are the reason America won the Revolutionary War?” I asked, dumbfounded. “No, I’m saying America somehow managed to pull it out thanks to the French,” Krystal scoffed. There was a beat of silence, then Albert said: “You know, when you think about it, her version makes a lot more sense.”

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26. “Instinct was well and good in the right situations, but I refused to let it dictate how I treated or reacted to the people around me. What they were was not the same as who they were, and I knew that better than anyone.”

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27. “The truth had its place, and it was called a deathbed.”

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28. “Sooner or later, they’ll realize that having one spider in the house kills a lot of the lesser insects.”

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29. “I am still a god, after all. There’s a certain way these things are done.”

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30. “Undead or alive, human or parahuman, everyone is capable of taking steps forward. Ours might have been moving at a lurching, unwieldy pace, but we were taking them all the same. It was irrelevant if we might have been a bit slower than more socially adjusted people. We were taking our steps together, and that was all that really mattered.”

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31. “Sometimes, attaining the impossible was simply a matter of continuously putting one foot in front of the other, no matter what.”

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32. “Alice arched an eyebrow. “The gravity guy? I can see why the apple took a swing at him.”

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33. “Ms. Pips thinks it’s good to have someone always trying to kill me. Says it builds caution and forethought.”

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34. “I don’t know that I believe in beauty sleep, but if you don’t leave me be, you’re going to see some ugly-awake.”

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35. “Death was a one-shot deal – it happened, and then you were free. Sally was an old-school southern woman, and Hank knew first-hand that they weren’t nearly as kind as death when they got cross.”

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36. “It certainly wasn’t a tale as old as time, but it was at least as old as capitalism.”

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37. “Remember when being a villain was all about wild nights and brawls in the street?”

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38. “It’s kind of creepy how logical you are. Sure you aren’t part Vulcan?”

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39. “I got into magic because I got into alchemy. Which I got into because I was into chemistry, which I was learning about because I wanted to get better with botany, which I had taken up studying in an effort to grow some killer weed.”

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40. “There may come times that you will regret not just dying when you had a chance.”

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41. “That would depend greatly on your definition of a solution. Technically, the entire town being laid siege to and everyone we know being killed qualifies as a solution. It just isn’t a solution that we find favorable,” Thistle pointed out.”

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42. “To put it as simply as possible, I ate a god.”

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43. “He was like a pot of simmering silver: simple and serene to look at, but with a scalding danger waiting beneath the surface.”

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44. “Oh sure, everyone else charges monsters and it’s brave, I do it once and I’m a madman.”

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45. “If that was some sort of death threat, it may very well be the third most lovely one I’ve ever received.”

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46. “His teacher was right: better to enjoy the good days when they came. There were always horrid ones lurking around the corner.”

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47. “I missed the days when I would silently judge seemingly crazy people in a park, instead of being one of them.”

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48. “If they’re going to take what they want and run off that quickly they could at least leave us cab fare on the dresser.”

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49. “Just George is fine, and I make it a point to know the names and faces of all of my students’ parents,” Coach George explained. “In case one of them tries to jump me.” “That seems a bit paranoid,” Mrs. Daniels said. “It would be paranoid if I was doing it before any such situation had occurred. After that, it’s called learning,” Coach George countered.”

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50. “Friday has always been the blessed child of Time. It’s admired, looked forward to, and savored with each occurrence.”

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