Dead Bodies Quotes

“All children should be encouraged to love and respect animals.. Not turn a blind eye to their suffering and stab forks into their dead bodies..”
― Mango Wodzak

“They never look very big on the table, the bodies. It's built to accommodate the largest frames, there's that. And they're naked. But it's something else. That parcel of the being called the soul-weighing twenty-one grams, according to the experiments of the American doctor Duncan MacDougall-takes up a surprising amount of space, like aloud voice. In its absence, the body seems to shrink”
― Yann Martel, The High Mountains of Portugal

“The dust shall settle down, shall not the spirit”
― P.S. Jagadeesh Kumar

“Shovels were good for burying dead bodies, and also for making bodies dead in the first place.”
― T. Kingfisher, Nettle & Bone

“In a matter of seconds, there were more than a dozen bodies piled on the street around him.”
― Jason Medina, The Manhattanville Incident: An Undead Novel

“Is everyone that lied to world about the number of dead bodies found in the Florida hurricane Ian aftermath going to jail for fraud?”
― Steven Magee

“I am aware of two frauds in Florida: 1. The 2009 dangerous Desoto Solar Farm world media launch involving President Obama. 2. Withholding the known numbers of the dead bodies found and missing people reported in the hurricane Ian disaster in 2022.”
― Steven Magee

“Many people noticed the absence of news reporting on the known numbers of dead bodies found and missing people reported in the hurricane Ian disaster.”
― Steven Magee

“If you do not report the number of dead bodies found and missing people reported, it will eventually become known to the masses through social media.”
― Steven Magee

“The Florida government not reporting the numbers of known dead bodies and missing people prompted me to research it.”
― Steven Magee

“The lack of accurate reporting by mainstream media regarding the Florida hurricane Ian numbers of dead bodies found and missing people may have ended the era of the masses obtaining their news from corporate news agencies.”
― Steven Magee

“One did not need to know why the ovens were so ugly, so very ugly. A tragically burly insect eight feet tall and made out of rust. Who would want to cook with an oven such as this? Pulleys, plungers, grates and vents were the organs of the machine… The patients, all dead, were delivered on a stretcher-like apparatus. The air thick and warped with the magnetic heat of creation. Thence to the Chamber, where the bodies were stacked carefully and, in my view, counter-intuitively, with babies and children at the base of the pile, then the women and the elderly, and then the men. It was my stubborn belief that it would be better the other way round, because the little ones surely risked injury under that press of naked weight. But it worked. Sometimes, my face rippling peculiarly, with smiles and frowns, I would monitor proceedings through the viewing slit. There was usually a long wait while the gas was invisibly introduced by the ventilation grilles. The dead look so dead. Dead bodies have their own language.”
― Martin Amis, Time's Arrow