"Weathermen are the ponchoed buffoons who spend hurricanes outside, buffeted by winds, lashed by rains, struggling to stand erect. A mime's "walking against the wind" routine come horribly to life. Whereas meteorologists - we're the people who sent them out there."
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"There's lots of things I'd die for, Emily; my home, my family, my country. But that's love, not principle."
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