Arpanet Stands Quotes & Sayings

Pain is a better teacher than pleasure.
Poverty is a better teacher than prosperity.
Failure is a better teacher than success.
Life is a better teacher than university. — Matshona Dhliwayo

Are you insane?" "Probably, yes," she said. "Empathy deficit disorder. Excessive violence. Something along those lines. — David Lagercrantz

Think about the way God rules. He doesn't do it by sending in the tanks. He does it by calling servants. — N. T. Wright

I'm not a girly girl. I go to the bar. I like to get dirty. I love sports. I'm like the son my dad never had. — Kaley Cuoco

Yeah, you should have seen your face. Actually, I should have seen your face. Stupid sneak suits. — Scott Westerfeld

Believe me, Clara. It would be very easy to lay you back down, ease myself inside you, and fuck you senseless. But I can't just screw you on some random couch where anyone could walk in on us. And I can't screw you while the room is spinning and I'm slightly shitfaced. I don't even want to screw you. I want to make love to you. The slow, sweet, all night long kind of love. — Sarah Darlington

A New Buddhist Parable?" Loron-Jon Stokes. Credits. — Loron-Jon Stokes

And what was she begging for anyway? For him to stop, or to keep going until she dissolved? She — Jennifer Bene

She told a story of being so fixated on the beautiful features of a playmate that she collided with a tree and skinned her own face. — Jean Nathan

Those who don't believe in the spiritual foundations of their faith, who only pay lip service to the outer shell of their religious rituals, cannot be tolerant of others. — Leo Tolstoy

What would you rather?" yelled Sybil from the distant sandpit. "Know everything or know nothing?"
"Know nothing," I yelled back. "Then you have the fun of finding everything out. — Martin Amis

I'm going to take care of myself because that's what I need to take care of. — Scott Weiland

With everything great comes a price, always, right? — Nikki Reed

Sometimes I really hated people in general. I wanted to believe in the good that I knew existed in all of us, but it was so disheartening to see what happened when we let our bad over-rule that good. — J.M. Northup