“…my apartment is full of tables; I have at my disposal a table in the bedroom, in the living room and on the balcony; the more tables, the more sorcery.”
“She stood there, where he had seen her decades before, where perhaps she had been stationed at the dawn of time.”
“I would have given anything to save him. You, I can’t save.”
“In one dream, he and the Golem had shared a cigarette.”
“I believe in Gilad. I believe he will advise the shit out of everyone’s investments.”
“What kind of vaccines do you give a baby that came from a watermelon?”
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