[Slings and Arrows]

"He complained mostly about the catheter."

[Slings and Arrows]

"The boat swung back to its original course" was about equidistant.

[xp38]

Figures 10-2 10-3 and 10-4 show setups for swing trades and day trades using stocks in an uptrend.

[Gaffer]

“Barrel Skirt: The thin rim of metal protruding partially into the receiver breech at the end of the barrel.”

[Excellence]

They just teach what is in the curriculum, and, of course, that curriculum is designed by hardcore [sic] leftists.

Waking the Sleeping Giant, by Timothy C. Daughtry, PhD et. al.

Fifty shades of beige?

[Nateman]

...that was what she wanted.

Next

Michael Crichton

[Gefn]

I’m partial to the opening line of Tristian Shanty, the opening line of Dsvid Copperfield.

And the last line of Ulysses. Yes, I said,yes I will yes.

Of course, who can forget it was a dark and stormy night?

[Pollster1]

“This page intentionally left blank.”

[left that other site]

“She was not capable at that instant of noticing an unknown gentleman who was watching her and following at her heels.”

First complete sentence on page 206 of “Crime and Punishment” by Fyodor Dostoyevsky.

“Stalking” LOL!

[ZinGirl]

"We are at rest five miles behind the front"

~All Quiet on the Western Front

ha!

[ZinGirl]

Oops. On my little phone. ...didnt see the "page 206" bit! That was the first line of the book.

Trying again: "I'm not so sure about that"

(i like the first one better. :P)

[dynachrome]

“Quick, honey, they’re about to show it again!”

Unintended Consequences

[75thOVI]

“That’s too much for a MAU to take on sir,” Svenson said.

Red Storm Rising, Tom Clancy

[grobdriver]

“I would be willing to bet, if you look back over your career, there are numerous long periods of time when you were flawless, one of the top runners.”

[outofsalt]

"He smiled and shook his head until he reflected on his own secrets and intentions."

-Without remorse Tom Clancy

Then I cried like a little girl.

[Savage Beast]

Maybe this is it: the second closest book: The Hindus by Wendy Doniger, p. 206:

"Not surprisingly, the Kama-sutra in general gives very short shrift to moksha (1.2.4) and even applies the term, surely tongue in cheek, to the courtesan's successful jettisoning ("setting free") of an unwanted lover"

That applies all right!

Whoever wrote the Kama Sutra can speak for himself, but I have experienced the glories of moksha--and nirvana--every time I have made love to my wife!

And that describes my love life perfectly!

[mykroar]

The faint green sunset danced and sheened on the south face, confusing his human ability to grasp the organization of something so tall, grand, and timeless.- White Gold Wielder, Stephen R. Donaldson

[Ironfocus]

“In these other designs, a number of specialists can be brought together to solve a problem” - Operations Management, Shafer & Meredith.

[Ditter]

“Flatten the folded part with your hands, then fold up from the bottom to overlap the folded top edge 1/2 inch”.

The New Orleans Cookbook recipe for Yam Bread

:)

[P.O.E.]

The masses of a reactant and products are equal.

[KosmicKitty]

“New York, Truman had told a French reporter, is ‘the most stimulating of all the cities in the world.’”

Gerald Clarke, Capote: A Biography

Though I will confess that the first book I grabbed, p. 206 was blank :-)