Numb's the word.
The 192nd edition of the Farmers' Almanac, released last week, predicting that this winter will bring above-average snowfall and lower than normal temperatures around the country
If they're leaving, it is at a snail's pace.
Commander of U.S. European Command Gen. John Craddock, on Russia's sluggish withdrawal from Georgia days after the European Union brokered a ceasefire in the embattled region
My heart is heavy.
House Majority Whip Jim Clyburn, on the unexpected death of Rep. Stephanie Tubbs Jones, the first black woman to represent Ohio in the House. Tubbs Jones died Wednesday of a brain aneurysm.
We've been dazzled, we've been impressed, we've been blown away by the Beijing Games —but we've not been intimidated.
London mayor Boris Johnson, defending the site of the 2012 Summer Games when asked if London can live up to the spectacle in China
It's not exactly 'Wine for Dummies'—it's more 'Wine for the Gullible'.
Wine-industry consultant Tom Pirko, slamming Wine Spectator magazine for giving an "Award of Excellence" to a fake restaurant. Wine critic Robin Goldstein orchestrated the hoax.
If you're hanging off the edge of a cliff by a rope, you don't want to look up and see Joe Lieberman.
Former President Clinton adviser Paul Begala, bashing the Democrat turned independent senator from Connecticut for agreeing to speak at the Republican National Convention
I think—I'll have my staff get to you.
Presumptive Republican presidential nominee John McCain, expressing uncertainty when asked by a reporter how many houses he and his wife own
Today we have buried dictatorship forever.
Pakistani Prime Minister Yousuf Raza Gilani, during a special session of the country's Parliament after President Pervez Musharraf resigned to avoid impeachment
I'm going to have cute boobs till I'm 90, so there's that.
Emmy-nominated actress Christina Applegate, joking on "Good Morning America" about her double mastectomy, performed after she was diagnosed with breast cancer at 36