676 Pill Quotes & Sayings

I can't believe George Bush might be president. — Bradley Whitford

What happens when your dreams are nightmares stuck on repeatrepeatrepeat? — Amanda Lovelace

He read as much as his curiosity demanded - which is to say all — Henry Miller

The Quran holds the answer to all. Have you opened it? — Zarina Bibi

Now if you want to look to the medical profession for a true hard bastard, there is none harder, in my opinion, than the man I will now name. I mean, 99.9 per cent of doctors would want to protect their pension and keep in with the in-crowd, not, though, this man amongst men. The star witness against the screws from Barlinnie was Doctor Simon Danson. — Stephen Richards

I always like summer
best — Nikki Giovanni

In the beginning - and neither can this be overstated - a Negro just cannot believe that white people are treating him as they do; he does not know what he has done to merit it. And when he realizes that the treatment accorded him has nothing to do with anything he has done, that the attempt of white people to destroy him - for that is what it is - is utterly gratuitous, it is not hard for him to think of white people as devils. — James Baldwin

I was so busy planning for tomorrow that I had nothing done today. — Keri L. Sparks

Every child has a right to education as much as to life, and every woman the right to live. — Nita Ambani

...if the United States never intended to help, it shouldn't have built up the expectation. The false promise of help was cruel and inexcusable and it would only get worse over time. If a man is drowning and a boat drives past in the distance, the man accepts his death and goes down quietly. If a man is drowning and a boat pulls up beside him, dangles a life jacket, tells the world he wants to help, but then doesn't throw the life jacket, the drowning man dies crying and his family might take a blood oath to take revenge on the boat's crew. This type of anger was already starting to build in Syria and al-Qaeda would capitalize on it. — Richard Engel

Life is a kind of sleep: old men sleep longest, nor begin to wake but when they are to die. — Jean De La Bruyere