Half my lunch partners these days are doing, in handcuffs, the perp walk, filing for bankruptcy, or 'exploring new opportunities.'  |
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TINA BROWN, former Talk magazine editor, in her debut "Lunching in New York" column for the Times of London |
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The cost of one bullet, if the Iraqi people take it on themselves, is substantially less than that.
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ARI FLEISCHER, White House press secretary, suggesting that the assassination of Saddam Hussein would cost less than a U.S. invasion |
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Let me put it this way: I had only one bullet, and I used it to shoot myself in the foot.
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ARI FLEISCHER, trying to calm the media frenzy over his earlier comment |
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We are just small-time con artists.
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LEFTERIS TERZAKIS, head of Athens' taxi drivers' union, after agreeing to seminars in etiquette for union members ahead of the 2004 Summer Olympics |
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He may have been grey to the world, but he was a very exciting lover |
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EDWINA CURRIE,
former British M.P., writing about ex-Prime Minister John Major in her diaries |
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The event in my life that I'm most ashamed of
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JOHN MAJOR,
describing his four-year-long extra-marital affair with Currie |
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Sources: Times of London, New York Times, Washington Post, Independent, Times of London (2)