Above The Rest Cabins Quotes & Sayings

R-E-S-P-E-C-T, take out the TCP. — Otis Redding

Well, I have to say it's mighty nice of them Daimons to clean up after themselves when you kill them. It's much better than slaying an Arcadian. (He held his hands up to them.) Look, Ma, no mess. (Fang)
Does Fang have an off switch? (Talon)
(Looking a bit apologetic, Vane shook his head no.) — Sherrilyn Kenyon

California produces 40% of America's fresh fruits, vegetables and nuts - the kind you eat. We have had a bumper crop of the other variety, too. — Ronald Reagan

Money is finite; it's limited by a number and what you can buy with it. Power has no limits if you're willing to go far enough in order to get as much of it as you can. — Beau Willimon

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

I would never wear fur. — Kristen Wiig

Describing the relationship between the biblical witnesses and the theologians who come after, the author challenges that the theologian is not to correct the notebooks of the biblical writers like some high school teacher. Instead, our theology is always subject to what THEY say, as we willingly submit our notebooks for their approval. — Karl Barth

Retirement is like sex. Men love to talk about it but when the time finally comes they're good for about fifteen minutes then they're dying to put their tie back on. — Paula Wall

Fracking is different. The risks of any single well are tiny compared to a nuclear power plant. But several hundred wells? Several thousand? — Russell Gold

We must judge of a form of government by it's general tendency, not by happy accidents — Thomas B. Macaulay

Why are our inner lives so important? One reason is because our thoughts determine our actions. — Billy Graham

Whatever opposes prayer opposes the whole work of ministry. — John Piper

The distance between your dreams and reality is faith. — Matshona Dhliwayo

This is a business, the direct selling, that bizarrely works best when times are bad. — Jim Cramer