Cya Quotes

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Always think at least two steps ahead [in everything, with everyone].
A.J. Darkholme (Rise of the Morningstar (The Morningstar Chronicles, #1))
I AM WAY NOT PERFECT!!! So I'm perfectly imperfect :3 if you wanna chat on Kik messager I am catlover6688 I am 11 years old and I love scary things like creepypasta cya later in the rabbit hole everyone ;3
PerfectlyImperfect
She is in the stars. She is the queen of night.
Blake Wilbanks (Queen of Night)
Writers acquire the hedge habit to conform to the bureaucratic imperative that’s abbreviated as CYA, which I’ll spell out as Cover Your Anatomy. They hope it will get them off the hook, or at least allow them to plead guilty to a lesser charge, should a critic ever try to prove them wrong. It’s the same reason that lawsuit-wary journalists drizzle the words allegedly and reportedly throughout their copy, as in The alleged victim was found lying in a pool of blood with a knife in his back.
Steven Pinker (The Sense of Style: The Thinking Person's Guide to Writing in the 21st Century)
...but in 1917 we had no cares except the mundane ones of starvation and occupation and civil war, and for those of us in our armored trains traveling up and down the front waging brilliant campaigns, or for our young Natashas and Alyoshas experiencing the education and class steeling of the Komsomol for the first time, learning to ask in every historical situation: How many workers are there? how many peasants, intellectuals? how do they stand on this issue? it was a very exciting and romantic period; what I am getting at is that probably no one felt alone as Bug had felt alone; for everyone worked together and loved each other- oh, I hope that that was true. For if life is worth living at all you can have your cake and eat it, too (съесть ее тунцом as the Russians say, и ее мудак- literally to eat out her tuna and her asshole); when you fight together you feel together; love and politics go hand in hand, and I can demonstrate this feasibly with another linguistic point. A girl's cherry is her tsélka. Raskobót cya kak tsélochka, to pop like a little cherry, means in fact to crack under interrogation. I want to draw your attention, comrades, to that highly significant trope.
William T. Vollmann (You Bright and Risen Angels (Contemporary American Fiction))
You don’t understand that power is not everything. Understand there is more to life than just power. Being power hungry brings weakness to you. Love, determination, and confidence is what makes people stronger, not trickery and shards of power.” - from The Legend of Cya Sya my dubte novella aka my first book. This was said by the protagonist Cya Sya Do
Braxton Stewart (Legend of Cya Sya Do (Cya Sya Do chronicles #1))
Always check your six. Or CYA, whichever you prefer.
Bradley Lilly (The Bravest: A Fireman's Tale)
Give me some questions or dares! This is a bowl of questions and dares you can leave you requests here! It could be absolutely anything, you can give me more than one I don't mind really! You can even give me 10 dares or questions if you want! I hope I will get enough requests to make a good book out of it. Leave your suggestions and well Cya!
Daniel Brandon (Ask and Dare but with Roblox YouTubers)
Do you see her muscles?' she asked Tarly, who'd swung by that morning for a new book. The blacksmith snorted. 'If I answer that, my wife might smother me with a pillow tonight.' 'That's an exaggeration.' Matlid, meanwhile, was perusing the romance section, and she winked at Kianthe. 'Don't worry, Tarls. I'll appreciate her for you, because Gods-damn, Cya.
Rebecca Thorne
Independently designed and tested failsafe routines that are not part of the primary control code are key to reliable, demonstrable safety. Put more simply: CYA.
Kim Fowler (Mission-Critical and Safety-Critical Systems Handbook: Design and Development for Embedded Applications)
Once you’ve seen the film industry’s workings from the inside, you realize that it is a creative nightmare. It becomes difficult to understand how anything of quality—an Alien, a Place in the Sun, a Breaking Away—can be made. As in the Army, the first rule of studio filmmaking is CYA: Cover Your Ass. On any critical decision, it is well to consult at least half a dozen people, so that someone else’s butt will go up in that fabled sling if the film drops dead and twenty million dollars goes swirling down the toilet. And if your butt must go up, it then becomes possible to make sure it doesn’t go up alone.
Stephen King (Danse Macabre)