388 Peterbilt Quotes & Sayings

While a truncheon may be used in lieu of conversation, words will always retain their power. — Alan Moore

I wouldn't mind seeing The Smiths reform. That would be cool. — Oscar Isaac

Help me to be careful of the toes I step on today, as they may be connected to the ass that I may have to kiss tomorrow. — Rikki M. Dyson

A battle is won by the side that is absolutely determined to win. Why did we lose the battle of Austerlitz? Our casualties were about the same as those of the French, but we had told ourselves early in the day that the battle was lost, so it was lost. — Leo Tolstoy

At an Olympics Game, you want to enjoy it, especially if you know it's going to be your last one. — Shannon Miller

If it doesn't matter in five years, it really doesn't matter. — Ginger Gelsheimer

You're looking at the face of a black man who hates nobody. — Martin Luther King Sr.

I recently adopted for my own a good motto I saw somewhere, on a barroom mirror or possibly a washroom wall: 'The time you enjoyed wasting wasn't wasted.' I think I'll have that printed some day on a T-shirt or the bedroom ceiling. — Peg Bracken

But it must be said from the outset that a disease is never a mere loss or excess - that there is always a reaction, on the part of the affected organism or individual, to restore, to replace, to compensate for and to preserve its identity, however strange the means may be: and to study or influence these means, no less than the primary insult to the nervous system, is an essential part of our role as physicians. — Oliver Sacks

The greatest victory anyone can taste is the daily challenge to outrun those fears that you vanquished ... days, weeks, months past. — Francisco Leon

From that day, whether I could articulate it satisfactorily or not,' Day says, holding the knee of the leg just crossed, 'I understood on an intuitive level why people killed themselves. If I had to go for any length of time with that feeling I'd surely kill myself.'
'Time in the shadow of the wing of the thing too big to see, rising. — David Foster Wallace

I decided to use 'Frown Power.' This is where you socially deter people from being bigoted by frowning at their ignorant remarks. — The Harvard Lampoon

It is when we go beyond instinct that we seem most idiosyncratically human. Perhaps, as Darwin suggested, the difference is one of degree rather than kind; it is quantitative, not qualitative. — Matt Ridley

When one buys a pair of shoes, one is buying three things, the right shoe, the left shoe and the pair. — A.J. Ayer