elves

• “Carole and Alaya also make provocative quotes about elves the former saying "..elves I have nothing to do with", while the latter concurs with "The world does not ever, ever need to see another damn elf".”

  Interview with Fantasists

• “The magic of the elves is a twilight thing, the sound of distant silver horns, a fairy gold that turns to dust by noonday, and it is meant to chide the pride of foolish mortal men.”

  MIND MELD: Today's SF Authors Define Science Fiction (Part 2)

• “Pratchett's take on the elves is appropriately sinister, as they have no qualms placing a glamour on people and making them do their bidding.”

  REVIEW: Lords And Ladies by Terry Pratchett

• “Well the existence of dragons and elves is the most common element in all fantasy fiction, so should we believe there really were dragons breathing fire at Elf rangers stalking through the woods of Lorien?”

  Matthew Yglesias » Spitzer: Let’s Condemn the Human Race to Slavery and Extinction

• “If you think the public is willing to cut back to that level, you probably believe in elves, too.”

  Matthew Yglesias » The Strange Persistence of Carbon Tax Advocates

• “What I am arriving at is that my dick is so big that a giant can use it to brain elves and frog-people.”

  RUSSELL CROWE IS FAT, HAS FAT FINGERS

• “Wait until the real dirt about Obama and his little elves is uncovered and then watch the Obama snow-job.”

  Obama beats back criticism over head of VP search

• “My lack of interest in elves led me to forgo not only most fantasy novels, but even the lesser investment of time required for fantasy movies.”

  Paul Levinson's Confessions of a Science Fiction Chauvinist

• “But for the beautiful, fair creatures whom they called elves and fairies, the gods made a home somewhat above the earth, where they might live always among flowers and birds and butterflies.”

  Journeys Through Bookland, Vol. 4

• “There were giants from Norway and trolls from Sweden; there were dwarfs and elves from the mines of Cornwall and fairies from the hills of Ireland; there were brownies from Scotland and goblins from Germany; the Yule nisse and the skrattle from Denmark; and fairy godmothers from everywhere.”

  This Way to Christmas

Show 10 more examples...