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Horrified Quotes

Short lines on shock, disgust and comic discomfort

This set opens with a striking claim that anger itself is really shock in disguise, driven by something closer to pure horror underneath. See our Predictions quotes for more surprising takes.

I don't think I'm angry. I'm horrified - powered by horror.

Quotes by Frankie Boyle

I'm horrified of lobsters. And shrimp and lobsters are the cockroaches of the ocean.

Quotes by Brooke Burke

Frequently Asked Questions

What feeling connects these sayings?
They both circle around a sudden jolt of shock or disgust, whether emotional or physical.
Is there a line linking anger and horror?
Yes, one entry suggests that anger can really be shock underneath, running on something closer to horror.
What creature comparison appears in this set?
Another line jokingly compares certain sea creatures to pests typically found on land.
Are these sayings meant to be taken seriously?
One leans reflective while the other stays playful, so the tone shifts between the two lines.
Who might enjoy this collection?
Anyone who likes candid, slightly offbeat reactions to strong emotions or squeamish moments.

A second, lighter line admits deep discomfort around certain sea creatures, comparing them jokingly to pests found on land. See our Bogart quotes for another candid confession.