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Jim: I mean, I'm a fuck-up, but you're a goddam tragedy.
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Jim: I sort of came back to have a nervous breakdown, but my brother beat me to it.
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[last lines]
Ben: I thought you never ran.
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Evil: Because when you point a finger at somebody else, you're pointing three at yourself and a thumb at the sky.
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Jim: You have a girlfriend, Evil?
Evil: Nah. I use hookers. It's cheaper.
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Jim: Mom! You're home!
Sally: Yep.
Jim: How?
Sally: Something called bail. One of the girls in prison told me about it. Apparently your father never realized it was an option.
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Jim: There's so many fun and cheery people in the world. Don't you think you'd be better off with one of them? Someone more like yourself?
Anika: You think I'm fun and cheery?
Jim: Of course you are.
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Evil: Come on. There's not a jury in the world that's gonna believe that that woman is sellin' drugs. But they will believe a guy like me does.
Jim: You do, Evil.
Evil: See!
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Evil: What do you think of that weed?
Jim: It's a little strong.
Evil: Yeah, I put a little crack in it.
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Jim: "Dear Mum, I don't know where to start so I'll just begin with the end and work my way back. I came home because I ran out of money and nowhere else to go. If I had any other option I would have taken it. I did not consider having a place to come home to a blessing. Instead, I thought of it as a burden and a symbol of failure. I'm ashamed to admit that growing up I pitied you and what I thought was your naive belief that our dreams could come true, simply by virtue of having them. Because the truth, as I witnessed it, was completely different. The truth actually was that nothing worked out, and no-one anywhere lived a life they wanted. But I see now that it was me with the naive belief. I thought if I resigned myself to disappointment at least I'd be better off than those people that tried and failed. And I hate myself for realising this now, and for taking and taking from you without giving anything back. You're one of the few good peaches in a world full of rotten fruit, Mum. I promise not to waste anymore time or take your love for granted ever again. I love you so much. Jim."
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Jim: What's your problem Anika?
Anika: Nothing JIm.
Anika: Just, you can't ask a girl to move one thousand and eighty-two miles with you unless you're really going to follow through.
Jim: Why wouldn't I follow through?
Anika: Because, you don't know what it would be like.
Jim: What would it be like?
Anika: Difficult. Very Difficult.
Jim: Well, great. I'm used to challenges.
Anika: You're used to avoiding them.
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Uncle Stacy: Tim or Jim?
Jim: Um, Jim... the one not in a coma.
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Jim: The past does not always predict the future.
Lonesome Jim Quotes
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Hollis 2022-04-20 09:02:25
Probably every small town is filled with this kind of mood, depression and trivial life. Facing this kind of life, even Hemingway on the wall is melancholy and serious. Finally, he ended his life. The most real side of life is depression, but even if you accept it. Even with such a fact, you can also put on a smiley face in such a depressing life, please sing with me Liv Tyler is so beautiful in it... The poster is so beautiful
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Sophia 2022-04-23 07:04:15
In fact, many of us live worse than him, and I still live aimlessly
