I Smell Of Sweat. I Don't Like

In Burton's Day They [soldiers] Were Itching To Get Into The Fray. Now It Is The Opposite. They Are Always Whining About The Dangers Of Being Killed. Oh My God, They Are Such Wimps Now! The Whole Point Of Being In The Army Is Wanting To Get Killed, Wanting To Test Yourself To The Limits. Now You Have To Fly 15,000ft Above The War Zone To Avoid Getting Hit. I Don't Think There Is Any Point In Having Wars If That's How You're Going To Behave. It's Pathetic. All This Whining!

Being Gay And Being A Woman Has One Big Thing In Common, Which Is That We Both Become Invisible After The Age Of 42. Who Wants A Gay 50-year-old? No One, Let Me Tell You.

I Smell Of Sweat. I Don't Like People Smelling Of All These Weird Things. I Think Deodorant Is Disgusting.

The Interesting Thing About Sherlock Is That He Is Himself A Reflection Of That Very English Duality. As A Drug Addict, He Is A Criminal. But He Is Also A Crime Fighter. That Makes Him An Extremely Potent Character To Personify The Hypocrisy Of A Culture That Is Both Moralistic And Corrupt.

You Cannot Be Politically Correct In A War.