A series of Hell-quote memes has been posting on GOOHF’s Fatebook (er… Facebook!) and Twitter pages each week. They are gathered here so they’re easily findable in one place.
Posted So Far
- 001: Harry S Truman
- 002: Mark Twain
- 003: George Orwell
- 004: Billy Joel
- 005: Shakespeare
- 006: The Dead Milkmen
- 007: Unknown
- 008: Milton
- 009: Victor Hugo
- 010: Einstein
- 011: Robert Frost
- 012: Randy Cassingham
- 013: Oscar Wilde
- 014: @BarkingUnicorn
- 015: Dante
- 016: Theologica Germanica
- 017: Anne Rice
- 018: Virgil
- 019: Aldous Huxley
- 020: Sean Ningen
- 021: Mark Twain
- 022: Wendell Phillips
- 023: William Tecumseh Sherman
- 024: Unknown
- 025: Yiddish Proverb
- 026: William Congreve
- 027: Martha Beck
- 028: Dr. Weirde
- 029: Gary Larson
- 030: Ralph Waldo Emerson
- 031: Russian Proverb
- 032: Frank Borman
- 033: Emily Dickinson
- 034: Robert Ingersoll
- 035: Thomas Paine
- 036: Ken Vincent
- 037: John G. Lake
- 038: HL Mencken
- 039: Orlando Bloom
- 040: Tryon Edwards
- 041: Jacques Ellul
- 042: Josh Billings
- 043: George Bernard Shaw
- 044: Lemuel K. Washburn
- 045: Drew Barrymore
- 046: Ed Howe
- 047: Randy Cassingham
- 048: John Lennon
- 049: Omar Khayyam
- 050: Chuck Palahniuk
- 051: Dutch Proverb
- 052: Earl Warren
- 053: Charles M. Allen
- 054: Simone Weil
- 055: James Pike
- 056: Thaddeus Golas
- 057: Robert Perry
- 058: Shakespeare
- 059: Tom Robbins
- 060: Homer Simpson
- 061: Cyril Connolly
- 062: Byron
- 063: Samuel Butler
- 064: Traditional
- 065: William Brann
- 066: Thomas Merton
- 067: Bertolt Brecht
- 068: Woody Allen
- 069: Ben Johnson
- 070: Principia Discordia
- 071: French proverb
- 072: Frank Zappa
- 073: Unknown
- 074: Marilyn Monroe
- 075: Robert Ingersoll
- 076: Curtis Mayfield
- 077: Sigmund Freud
- 078: Aldous Huxley
- 079: Robert Pirsig
- 080: Kobayashi Issa
- 081: Unknown
- 082: Paul Myers
- 083: E.M. Cioran
- 084: Arthur Miller
- 085: Thomas Dekker
- 086: EE Cummings
- 087 Nathan Lawrence
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Author Randy Cassingham is best known as the creator of This is True, the oldest entertainment feature on the Internet: it has been running weekly by email subscription since early 1994. It is social commentary using weird news as its vehicle so it’s fun to read. Click here for a subscription form — basic subscriptions are free.