Army Medic Quotes & Sayings

Develop a reputation as a person who, rather than talking a good game, actually plays a good game. — Bob Burg

information is costly to produce but cheap to reproduce. — Eric Schmidt

loneliness doesn't kill you, but it becomes extremely different when you find it among the crowd. — Nobody!

Griffin: Dude! You get to film-fuck Sienna Sexton! High five! — S.C. Stephens

I can tell you that she's not breathing," he said. "She has no heartbeat and all organ function and brain activity have stopped. Also her body temperature is now at seventy-three degrees."
"So you're saying that she's dead," I said.
"Well, I can't prove it, but, yes, I am leaning that way. — John Zakour

An infantryman's job is to deliver his enemies into the waiting hands of Death. It is Doc's job to protect his brothers from Death, to knock him aside and say, "Not today. — Adam Fenner

The beauty of the characters on 'Justified' is that all the human beings that are written are all flawed. Even with the good guys, you see darkness surface. — Mykelti Williamson

The medics generally see the worst of the worst. They see everything. They're working on their friends, and they're working on their enemy. The person that was just firing at them, trying to kill them, five minutes ago, if an Army medic stumbles upon him and he's still alive, he just goes to save his life. — Brendan Fehr

Your reach should always exceed your grasp. — Harvey Cox

Love can exist without need — Robin Hobb

There's no denying the benefits of the Internet. But electronic immersion, without a force to balance it, creates the hole in the boat - draining our ability to pay attention, to think clearly, to be productive and creative. — Richard Louv

No one can come and claim ownership of my work. I am the creator of it, and it lives within me. — Prince

Choose your battles wisely, and do not let your pride get the better of you. A wise queen is a just and humble one. — Farah Oomerbhoy

it is hard for me to believe that Cornelius Vanderbilt did not sense, at some point in time, in some dim billiard room of his unconscious, that when he built "The Breakers" he damned himself. — Joan Didion

I'd come out of the army after five years as a medic. I was a medical administrator and we ran hospitals, and I was a Captain in the army at the end, in 1945. — Eli Wallach