Uzi Quotes

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Gotta protect the little dudes. I tried an AK-47, but it wouldn't fit under my seat. I like the Uzi better, anyway. It looks better with the dress. The AK seems too casual to me.
Janet Evanovich
Yeah, really scary," agreed Zoe, struggling not to laugh. "Like Bambi with an Uzi.
Joss Stirling (Finding Sky (Benedicts, #1))
Now do you want to do this nicely, have time to pack your Uzi in your underwear, or do we get to cuff you and drag you out?
Abigail Roux (Armed & Dangerous (Cut & Run, #5))
It had been a contest between the vampire and an Uzi. The Uzi had won.
D.B. Reynolds (Jabril (Vampires in America, #2))
The reason I prefer the sledgehammer to the rapier and the reason I believe in blunt, violent, confrontational forms for the presentation of my ideas is because I see that what’s happening to the lives of people is not rapierlike, it is not gentle, it is not subtle. It is direct, hard and violent. The slow violence of poverty, the slow violence of untreated disease. Of unemployment, hunger, discrimination. This isn’t the violence of some guy opening fire with an Uzi in a McDonald’s and forty people are dead. The real violence that goes on every day, unheard, unreported, over and over, multiplied a millionfold.
George Carlin (Last Words)
It do not matter
Lil Uzi Vert
Bloody dogs,” Dad said, kicking indiscriminately under the table. He put his revolver next to his side-plate. Mum put her Uzi on an empty chair beside her. “Safety on?” Dad always asked. “Those things are liable to go off at the touch of a gnat’s testicle.
Alexandra Fuller (Leaving Before the Rains Come)
...back to the USA where there is honor and integrity and Lord knows what else, I thought. I got confused. President Bush and Clarence Thomas and antiabortion and AIDS and Duke and crack and homelessness. And everywhere, MTV, cartoons ads, magazines--just war and sexism and violence. In Mexico, at least a can of cement falls off a scaffold on your head, no Uzis or anything personal.
Lucia Berlin (A Manual for Cleaning Women: Selected Stories)
writers are terrified of offending other writers because better than anyone else they know that a sensitive mind armed with a pen is like a child equipped with an Uzi.)
Jo Nesbø (The Jealousy Man)
Say,' Uzi pressed on, 'is it true that when you people go out on a job they promise you seventy nymphomaniac virgins in Kingdom Come? All for you, Solico?' 'Sure, they promise,' Nassar said, 'and look what it got me. Lukewarm vodka.' 'So you're just a sucker in the end, eh, ya Nasser,' Uzi gloated. 'Sure thing,' Nasser nodded. 'And you, what did they promise you?
Etgar Keret (Kneller's Happy Campers)
(Odd Rimmen’s theory was that writers are terrified of offending other writers because better than anyone else they know that a sensitive mind armed with a pen is like a child equipped with an Uzi.)
Jo Nesbø (The Jealousy Man)
We Should Ban the AR-15 (or Insert Scary Gun of the Week Here)!” They say that because the AR-15 is the only rifle they can name. When I was younger, they would have said AK-47 or Uzi instead, because those got mentioned on the news more. If they were arguing to ban handguns, they would say Glock, because it’s the most common brand and they’ve heard its name on TV a lot. Same principle. An AR-15 is just one
Larry Correia (In Defense of the Second Amendment)
Six bad hombres have tried to kill Ramos. Ramos went to all six funerals, just in case any of the bereaved wanted to take a shot at revenge. None of them did. He calls his Uzi “Mi Esposa”—my wife. He’s thirty-two years old. Within hours he has in custody the three policemen who picked up Ernie Hidalgo. One of them is the chief of the Jalisco State Police. Ramos tells Art, “We can do this the fast way or the slow way.” Ramos takes two cigars from his shirt pocket, offers one to Art and shrugs when he refuses it. He takes a long time to light the cigar, rolling it so that the tip lights evenly, then takes a long pull and raises his black eyebrows at Art. The theologians are right, Art thinks—we become what we hate. Then he says, “The fast way.” Ramos says. “Come back in a little while.” “No,” Art says. “I’ll do my part.” “That’s a man’s answer,” Ramos says. “But I don’t want a witness.
Don Winslow (The Power of the Dog)
No, no. Absolutely not. We had a talk with the rabbi, and now we’re fully in salvage-the-bar-mitzvah mode.” “You had a talk? You think talk got us out of Egypt or Entebbe? Uh-uh. Plagues and Uzis. Talk gets you a good place in line for a shower that isn’t a shower.
Jonathan Safran Foer (Here I Am)
Such a nice little pastiche. Of course, a true Elizbethan theater wouldn't have a roof, would it? Or such comfortable chairs. All the same quite charming.I wonder what play they're putting on now? Oh, its ... Love's Labour Lost. Well, isn't that apropos? Is it? I wonder if it's modern dress. No, I don't wonder at all.On that particular question, I have been quite driven from the firld. Everywhere one goes now it's Uzis at Agincourt, Imogen in jeans, the Thane of Cawdor in a three-button suit. Nest thing you know, Romeo and Julie will simply text each other. Damn the balcony. OMG,Romeo. ILY 24-7.
Louis Bayard (The School of Night)
Femeile știu să râdă în timp ce le curg lacrimile. Apoi ea te ia în brațe, te răstoarnă, te învârte, așa încât nu mai poți să-i vezi ochii, oricât de tare ai vrea. Îți suflă în ceafă cu gura ei umedă și caldă, te pupă pe creștet, îți dă o palmă la fund și, când te trezești, ochii ei nu mai sunt uzi, fața nu-i mai este roșie, părul nu-i mai este ciufulit: e frumoasă ca întotdeauna, încât ajungi să ți se pară că plânsul nu a fost adevărat, că femeile nu plâng, ci doar se prefac, că totul e un joc, o părere, un prilej bun de a te lua în brațe. Atunci când femeile plâng, ele sunt ca niște copii. Sunt mici de tot și nu miros a parfum. Nu mai sunt niște personaje din poveste cu buzele rujate și unghiile roșii. Atunci când o femeie plânge, poți să o atingi, să-i treci mâna prin păr, chiar să-i îmbrățișezi capul, să-l strângi la pieptul tău mic, cât de tare poți.
Savatie Baștovoi (Cartea despre femei)
The firepower uncovered in March 2005 in Sant’Anastasia, a town at the foot of Vesuvius, was stunning. The discovery came about partly by chance, and partly by the lack of discipline of the arms traffickers: customers and drivers started fighting on the street because they couldn’t agree on the price. When the carabinieri arrived, they removed the interior panels of the truck parked near the brawl, discovering one of the largest mobile depots they had ever seen. Uzis with four magazines, seven clips, and 112 380-caliber bullets, Russian and Czech machine guns able to fire 950 shots a minute. (Nine hundred fifty shots a minute was the firing power of American helicopters in Vietnam.) Weapons for ripping apart tanks and entire divisions of men, not for Camorra family fights on the slopes of Mount Vesuvius. Almost new, well-oiled, rifle numbers still intact, just in from Kraków.
Roberto Saviano (Gomorrah)
Sometimes Partridge imagines that this isn't real, that, instead, it's just some elaborate reenactment of destruction, not the actual destruction itself. He remembers once being in a museum on a class trip. There were miniature displays with live actors in various wings, talking about what things were like before the Return of Civility. Each display was dedicated to a theme: before the impressive prison system was built, before difficult children were properly medicated, when feminism didn't encourage femininity, when the media was hostile to government instead of working toward a greater good, before people with dangerous ideas were properly identified, back when government had to ask permission to protect its good citizens from the evils of the world and from the evils among us, before the gates had gone up around neighborhoods with buzzer systems and friendly men at gatehouses who knew everyone by name. In the heat of the day, there were battle reenactments on the museum's wide lawn that showed the uprisings waged in certain cities against the Return of Civility and its legislation. With the military behind the government, the uprisings - usually political demonstrations that became violent - were easily tamped down. The government's domestic militia, the Righteous Red Wave, came to save the day. The recorded sounds were deafening, Uzis and attack sirens pouring from speakers. The kids in his class bought bullhorns, very realistic hand grenades, and Righteous Red Wave iron-on emblems in the gift shop. He wanted a sticker that read THE RETURN OF CIVILITY - THE BEST KIND OF FREEDOM written over a rippling American flag, with the words REMAIN VIGILANT written beneath it. But his mother hadn't given him money for the gift shop, no wonder. Of coarse, he knew now that the museum was propaganda.
Julianna Baggott (Pure (Pure, #1))
Bibliothèque Nationale. Sunt mulți oameni în sală, dar nu-i simt. Ei sunt în cărți. Uneori se mișcă printre file, asemenea oamenilor care dorm și se răsucesc între două vise. Ah, ce bine este totuși să fii printre oamenii care citesc. De ce nu sunt mereu așa? Poți să te duci la unul și să-l atingi ușor: nu simte nimic. Și dacă îl atingi puțin pe vecin când te ridici și te scuzi, el face un semn din cap spre partea în care îți aude vocea, întoarce fața spre tine, dar nu te vede, iar părul lui arată ca părul unui om adormit. Ce bine e așa! Și eu stau și am un poet. Ce mai soartă! Acum poate că sunt în sală trei sute de oameni care citesc, dar este imposibil ca fiecare în parte să aibă un poet. (Dumnezeu știe ce au!) Nu există trei sute de poeți, dar ia uite ce soartă, eu, poate cel mai nevoiaș dintre acești cititori, un străin, eu am un poet. Deși sunt sărac. Deși costumul meu, pe care îl port zilnic, începe să se tocească în unele locuri, deși pantofii mei cam lasă de dorit. Ce-i drept, gulerul este curat, ca și lenjeria, și aș putea, așa cum sunt, să intru în orice cofetărie, chiar și pe marile bulevarde, să întind liniștit mâna spre farfuria cu prăjituri și să iau una. Nu s-ar mira nimeni de asta și n-aș fi certat și dat afară pentru că, oricum, este o mână din lumea bună, o mână spălată de patru-cinci ori pe zi. Da, sub unghii nu este nimic, degetul mijlociu nu e pătat de cerneală și în special încheieturile sunt impecabile. Este un fapt cunoscut că oamenii săraci nu se spală până acolo. De la curățenia lor se pot trage unele concluzii. Se și trag. Se trag în magazine. Există totuși câțiva oameni, pe Boulevard Saint-Michel de pildă și pe rue Racine, care nu se lasă derutați și cărora puțin le pasă de încheieturile mele. Ei mă privesc și știu. Ei știu că de fapt fac parte dintre ei, că joc doar un pic de comedie. Doar suntem în carnaval. Și nu vor să-și strice distracția; rânjesc un pic și-mi fac cu ochiul. N-a văzut nimeni. De altfel, mă tratează ca pe un domn. Trebuie numai să fie cineva în apropiere și atunci devin chiar servili. Se comportă ca și cum aș avea o haină de blană pe mine și în urma mea ar veni o mașină. Uneori le dau doi gologani, tremurând că ar putea să-i refuze, dar ei îi primesc. Și totul ar fi în regulă dacă n-ar rânji un pic și n-ar face cu ochiul. Cine sunt acești oameni? Ce vor de la mine? Mă așteaptă? De unde mă cunosc? Este adevărat, barba mea este cam neglijentă și de foarte, foarte departe, amintește de bărbile lor bolnave, bătrâne, spălăcite, care m-au impresionat întotdeauna, dar n-am oare dreptul să-mi neglijez barba? Mulți oameni ocupați fac asta și nimănui nu-i trece prin cap să-i socotească, din pricina asta, printre dezmoșteniți. Pentru mine este limpede: dezmoșteniții nu sunt numai cerșetori; nu, de fapt nu sunt cerșetori, trebuie să se facă distincție. Sunt deșeurile, cojile de oameni scuipate de soartă. Uzi încă de saliva sorții, se lipesc de un zid, de un felinar, de un stâlp cu afișe sau se scurg încet în josul străzii, lăsând în urma lor o dâră neagră, murdară. Ce dracu’ voia de la mine bătrâna aceea care, cu un sertar de noptieră în care se rostogoleau câțiva nasturi și câteva ace, ieșise din cine știe ce cocioabă? De ce se ținea întruna după mine și mă măsura cu privirea? Parcă încerca să mă recunoască cu ochii ei urduroși, care arătau ca și cum un bolnav ar fi scuipat flegmă verde pe pleoapele ei sângerii. Și cum a ajuns femeia aia cenușie, măruntă, să stea un sfert de oră lângă mine în fața unei vitrine, arătându-mi un creion vechi, lung, care ieșea nesfârșit de încet dintre mâinile ei murdare, împreunate. Mă prefăceam că privesc obiectele expuse în vitrină și că nu observ nimic. Ea însă știa că am văzut-o, știa că stau și mă întreb ce face de fapt. Înțelegeam foarte bine că nu putea fi vorba de creion: simțeam că era un semn, un semn pentru inițiați, un semn pe care-l cunosc dezmoșteniții.
Rainer Maria Rilke (The Notebooks of Malte Laurids Brigge)
In Chapter Eleven of the Book of Revelation, it states, ‘The nations were angry; and your wrath has come. The time has come for judging the dead, and for rewarding your servants, the prophets, and your saints, and those who reverence your name, both small and great, and for destroying those who destroy the earth.’ He will come, Uzi! He will come soon!
Russ Scalzo (On the Edge of Time, Part Two)
You’re part of the extended family, Sheriff,” Barb told him, tweaking his ear. She was cooling down. “And besides, we may need you on Saturday. If the little bastards get rowdy, you can legally off’m with your Uzi.” She pointed to the small revolver Pierce sometimes carried in a discreet (I daresay tasteful) shoulder holster of burnished tan leather.
Michael Craft (Boy Toy (Mark Manning Mystery, #5))
Max took a bag of smoke and flash grenades, the .45 and shotgun Lee had left behind, an Uzi, two short tripod- and swivel-mounted guns with radio antennae, a bag of extra clips, and the bag of surveillance equipment. As an after-thought, he took out the tire iron and jammed it into the ammo bag.
Chet Williamson (A Haunting of Horrors: A Twenty-Novel eBook Bundle of Horror and the Occult)
Sunday in the Park with Uncle Uzi I love going to the park on Sunday and scope out the children jumping up and down, screaming and running in every direction, while I sit quietly on a nearby bench going through my magazines. Those kids no fucking idea I using blanks.
Beryl Dov
From the top of my head to the soles of my feet, I'm wearing black: knit watch cap, a long-sleeved wool pullover on top of a polypropylene undershirt, tough black Cordura nylon cargo pants and high-top black cross-trainers. It's all very ninja. Over all that, I've got a Kevlar-lined tactical vest with six magazines of nine-millimeter frangible ammunition. The magazines are for the suppressed Uzi submachine gun slung over my back. I've also got a black tactical belt rig around my waist, suppressed Ruger .22 automatic riding low on one hip, with two spare mags and a combat knife balancing the load on the other side. I've got a short-range secure radio set clipped to my back, the wire running up to a headset tucked around my ear, throat mic hanging loose at the moment. One frag grenade and two flash-bangs round out my arsenal. I've got a small LED flashlight, a multi-tool, a couple of plastic zip-tie restraints, and that's it. I like to keep my loadout light so I'm quick on my feet; I've seen too many guys bite it because they were turtled by their combat gear. I feel like a G.I. Joe commando. Hell, all I need is a code-name.
Jack Badelaire (Killer Instincts)
Zâmbind printre-ale primăverii ruguri, În taină, liliacul timpuriu Întredeschise buzele din muguri. Dar cerul s-a schimbat în plumburiu. Zăpada, ploaia, uite, și-au dat mâna, Alături bat cu pașii uzi țărâna, De parcă primăvara n-a venit. Țărâna s-a umflat, s-a-mbolnăvit, A-ncremenit și-a căpătat pe față Lucioase, triste pojghițe de gheață. [...] - Liliacul timpuriu
Nicolae Labiş (Moartea căprioarei)
Consider, for example, the image of a young Palestinian soldier that a reporter I know saw standing guard in the hills of Lebanon. He was fighting to preserve his ancient culture and its identity. He wore sneakers, blue jeans, and a Grateful Dead T-shirt. He carried an Uzi.
Walter Truett Anderson (Reality Isn't What It Used to Be: Theatrical Politics, Ready-to-Wear Religion, Global Myths, Primitive Chic, and Other Wonders of the Postmodern World)
Kasoro za Uzi zilizofanya zisitumiwe tena na kikosi cha usalama cha rais wa Marekani ni kutokuwa na shabaha imara katika umbali mfupi (hutawanya risasi na huleta madhara makubwa katika umbali mfupi hivyo kuweza kudhuru hata watu wasiokuwa na hatia) na kutokuwa na uwezo wa kutoboa kinga ya risasi dhidi ya magaidi wanaotumia mavazi ya kuzuia risasi, wanaotishia usalama wa rais wa Marekani. Gaidi mwenye mavazi ya kuzuia risasi aliweza kumdhuru rais kwa maana ya USSS kushindwa kumdhibiti. Badala yake, sasa USSS wanatumia FNP90 – zenye uwezo wa kutoboa kinga ya risasi, na ambazo hazileti madhara makubwa katika umbali mfupi na katika umbali mrefu. Bunduki hizi, zenye uwezo wa kubeba risasi 100 katika chemba zake mbili za Kampuni ya Beta ('Century Magazines'), zilitumiwa na magaidi wa Kolonia Santita dhidi ya Vijana wa Tume na dhidi ya polisi wa Tume ya Dunia ya Kudhibiti Madawa ya Kulevya.
Enock Maregesi
this point, the uzis believed that even the nicest bulls
Vicki Constantine Croke (Elephant Company: The Inspiring Story of an Unlikely Hero and the Animals Who Helped Him Save Lives in World War II)
standing tall on his own hind legs in the cockpit of a fifty-foot black cigarette boat with a silver Uzi in one hand and a magnum of smack in the other, always running ninety miles an hour with no lights and howling Old Testament gibberish at the top of his bleeding lungs.…
Oscar Zeta Acosta (Autobiography of a Brown Buffalo (Vintage International))
the line of parked cars across the street, and out of sight. Luke left the trunk door up. He crouched behind it. He patted all his weapons. He had an Uzi, a shotgun, a handgun, and two knives, if it came to that. He took a deep breath
Jack Mars (Oath of Office (Luke Stone, #2))
A new card appeared in my hand. It was Alpha Male Carl. I hadn’t wanted to put him in the deck, but it was either him or Frank, and Donut decided he would be the better choice. We’d been a totem short after Donut used Golden Combo to temporarily fuse Lazarus with Skylar Spinach and then added Ren’s other consumable card, Glow Up, to make the combination permanent. The stronger versions of Asojano and Uzi Jesus made it a great, powerful combo, especially since we’d be allowed to bring a single card with us onto the next floor. But none of that mattered right now. Right now, I needed to get this damn crab to jerk off into the ocean.
Matt Dinniman (The Eye of the Bedlam Bride (Dungeon Crawler Carl, #6))
I met that girl right up at my show
Lil Uzi Vert
Israel sold defense equipment to disreputable regimes from the outset. These states include Burma in the 1950s in its war against a communist insurgency. Its most successful early weapon was the Uzi gun, first designed in the late 1940s shortly after the birth of Israel. It has sold Uzis in more than ninety countries and they’re featured in the militaries of Sri Lanka, Rhodesia [today’s Zimbabwe], Belgium, and Germany.
Antony Loewenstein (The Palestine Laboratory: How Israel Exports the Technology of Occupation Around the World)
Remember what I said about coming with me to church. In everything that you’re doing, Uzi, you know that God is the only one who will love you in a way that the streets can’t love you.
Diamond D. Johnson (Daddy's Gurlz)
shut up and kiss me
Lil Uzi Vert
We had the grenade shields on the windows and Mom had the Uzi automatic by the big bed in case of an attack, but my father was convinced it was Ruff who really protected us.
Douglas Rogers (The Last Resort: A Memoir of Mischief and Mayhem on a Family Farm in Africa)
Montana turned out to be better than he had expected, wide-open and friendly, with a few exceptions. A desk clerk at the motel in Missoula shot him a hard look when she saw the name on the credit card. Being a Garcia from Miami wasn't easy these days. Some people automatically assumed you had six kilos in the trunk and a loaded Uzi under the front seat.
Carl Hiaasen (Strip Tease)
There have been several points in my life—among them, just before I was fired from TrueSAN and just before I escaped the U.S. to avoid taking an Uzi into McDonald’s—at which I saw my future as another fat man in a midlife-crisis BMW. I simply looked at those who were 15–20 years ahead of me on the same track, whether a director of sales or an entrepreneur in the same industry, and it scared the hell out of me.
Timothy Ferriss (The 4-Hour Workweek)
Their main weapon is horror. The people are barely maintaining their positions. People are sleeping with machine guns, with uzis - and they’re coming at us unarmed
Dmitry Glukhovsky (Metro 2033 (Metro, #1))
It means the faction found us.” He looks around again. “How?” “How the fuck do I know? Spy satellites? Facial recognition pigeons on the freeway signs? Ballerinas with Uzis? What does it matter? Just hit the fucking accelerator.
Richard Kadrey (Hollywood Dead (Sandman Slim, #10))
Say,” Uzi pressed on, “is it true that when you people go out on a job they promise you seventy nymphomaniac virgins in Kingdom Come? All for you, solico?” “Sure, they promise,” Nasser said, “and look what it got me. Lukewarm vodka.” “So you’re just a sucker in the end, eh, ya Nasser,” Uzi gloated. “Sure thing.” Nasser nodded. “And you, what did they promise you?
Etgar Keret (The Bus Driver Who Wanted to Be God & Other Stories)
I’m all for a police state; no messing around. There should be an armed guard on every street corner. The Israelis have the right idea: school bus drivers and MacDonald’s managers carrying Uzis.
Joseph Laycock (Speak of the Devil: How The Satanic Temple is Changing the Way We Talk about Religion)
Iubirea trebuie întreținută, trebuia îngrijită, la fel ca o floare pe care o uzi în fiecare zi. Ea crește, te înalță și parcă îți zâmbește satisfăcută atunci când înflorește.
Andreea Catalina
I felt naked without the Browning, which was kind of funny, considering I had an Uzi in my suitcase. But hey, I slept with the Browning. Richard
Laurell K. Hamilton (The Killing Dance (Anita Blake, Vampire Hunter, #6))
Cromwell, Dutch, Bentley, Gai Den, Dane, Rookie, Anansi, Seljuk, Stitch, Rao, Biko, Dread, Texan, Riker, Striker, Sugar, Logan, Bin Lydon, Foxtrot, Folsom, Hanh, Jomo, Uzi, Le Guin, Brutal, Bailarina, Hennessey, Juke, Bicker, Packer, Ironhawk.
Robert Repino (Mort[e])
T’Ghee Card. Unique. Totem Card. HeyZoos. Uzi Jesus. “I am the way, motherfucker.” Level: 140.
Matt Dinniman (The Eye of the Bedlam Bride (Dungeon Crawler Carl, #6))