REVENGE QUOTES VI

quotations about revenge

Hunting high and low to seek revenge
Brand new moral code, got made reluctant renegade
Leaving empty souls when he avenged
Evil spirits flowed he drank the blood like lemonade

MORCHEEBA

"If You Like Lemonade"


Nothing inspires forgiveness quite like revenge.

SCOTT ADAMS

attributed, Dictionary of Quotations

Tags: Scott Adams


Revenge is not the purest motivator. Nor is it the most stable. Playing with that kind of raw emotion can leave the mind clouded and body burnt out. But when channeled properly it can make a fine, if ephemeral and highly combustible, fuel.

NICK MOYLE

"Texas uses huge first quarter to exact revenge from Kansas", My San Antonio, November 11, 2017


Revenge is served ice cold, garnished with shavings of creeping psychological dread.

DAMON SMITH

"Film releases: Revenge is a dish best served ice cold", Belfast Telegraph, November 3, 2017


One of the best ways to get revenge on an ex is to just do you. Go on that trip you always talk about. Take that class you've been promising yourself you would try. Take up pottery damn it! This is your time. Even if the ex doesn't notice how fabulous your life is without them, at least you'll be living a more fabulous life.

BRENDEN GALLAGHER

"14 Ways To Get Revenge On Your Ex", VH1, February 9, 2016


Very often actual revenge is beyond our means, and we are driven to indulge in prospective, circuitous, and imaginary retaliations, from thence deriving a few drops of satisfaction in the ideal form.

ALEXANDER BAIN

The Emotions and the Will


Hallelujah wink, murdering a shrink
Burning up, On my sweet revenge
Will be yours for the taking
It's in the making baby, oh

SYSTEM OF A DOWN

"Revenge"


Had all his hairs been lives, my great revenge had stomach for them all.

WILLIAM SHAKESPEARE

Othello

Tags: William Shakespeare


Where is your smiling face
(Hey, oh)
Say hello to a world of disgrace
(Hey, oh)
How long will I wait
For the best revenge

FISCHERSPOONER

"The Best Revenge"


Revenge commonly hurts both the offerer and sufferer; as we see in a foolish bee, which in her anger invenometh the flesh and loseth her sting, and so lives a drone ever after.

JOSEPH HALL

The First Century of Meditations and Vows, Divine and Moral