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“There are at least three moments a month when you are ready to leap across a conter or a front seat to strangle someone: the woman at France T茅lecom who won't give you the fax ribbons that are there on the counter in front of her because she can't find them on the computer inventory ... the bus driver who won't let an exhausted pregnant woman out the front door of the bus (you're suppose to exit from the rear) from sheer bloody-mindedness. ... My trouble is that I think like a Frenchman: I transform every encounter into a competition in satus and get enraged when I lose it. 鈥�100”
― Adam Gopnik, Paris to the Moon

“I hate getting mad, for when I get mad, compared to me Escobar seems like a chocolate bar.”
― Abhijit Naskar, Woman Over World: The Novel

“Anger is a strenuous sentiment. I never waste it willy-nilly on insects.”
― Abhijit Naskar, Woman Over World: The Novel

“Another enraged shriek pierced the forest, and my snares groaned as they held, and held, and held.”
― Sarah J. Maas, A Court of Thorns and Roses