Averno Gluck Quotes & Sayings

I can remember when
delusions of grandeur
entailed wanting to
be a rock star, movie star,
a millionaire; to make it
as a writer
now it seems that it's
to want to earn a
decent living — Phil Volatile

The important thing is that men should have a purpose in life. It should be something useful, something good. — Dalai Lama

My son, the Holy Church is on the right, but Jesus Christ was always on the left. — Isabel Allende

The function of abundance is not to possess things but to use them and gather experiences. — Stuart Wilde

Progress might have been all right once, but it's gone on too long. — Ogden Nash

Am I embarrassed to speak for a less than perfect democracy? Not one bit. Find me a better one. Do I suppose there are societies which are free of sin? No, I don't. Do I think ours is, on balance, incomparably the most hopeful set of human relations the world has? Yes, I do. — Daniel Patrick Moynihan

When I was young, I expected from people more than they could give: neverending friendship and constant excitement.
Now I expect less than they can actually can give: to stay close silently. And their feelings, friendship, noble deeds always seem like a miracle to me: a true grace. — Albert Camus

Bands develop their own weird ways of doing things. — Flea

I'm a fan of characters wherever they come from. Truth be told, I wasn't a big comic book fan growing up. Maybe that helps me bring a fresh perspective to things because I'm not trying to match anything that's been done in the past. — Roger Craig Smith

In fact, pop-cultural references have become such potent metaphors in U.S. fiction not only because of how united Americans are in our exposure to mass images but also because of our guilty indulgent psychology with respect to that exposure. Put simply, the pop reference works so well in contemporary fiction because (1) we all recognize such a reference, and (2) we're all a little uneasy about how we all recognize such a reference. — David Foster Wallace

I have no future,' said Hanno. 'I need no prophecy. You talk too much, woman. — William Nicholson