Aveyron Quotes & Sayings

In relationships, when a person gets angry, it is really just hurt in disguise. So men, consider this the next time the woman you are with gets angry with you. She is most likely just hurt and needs you to hold her and reassure her. — Lisa Bedrick

I'm a pretty big clothes horse. I shop for clothes constantly. I do so much shopping. I should go to Shoppers Anonymous. — Tiffani Thiessen

Extrapolations are useful, particularly in that form of soothsaying called forecasting trends. But in looking at the figures or charts made from them, it is necessary to remember one thing constantly: The trend-to-now may be a fact, but the future trend represents no more than an educated guess. Implicit in it is "everything else being equal" and "present trends continuing." And somehow everything else refuses to remain equal, else life would be dull indeed. — Darrell Huff

I've had a 'Zelig'-like career. I pop up unexpectedly. I'm always kind of around. — Dennis Christopher

I will do such things,
What they are, yet I know not: but they shall be
The terrors of the earth. — William Shakespeare

Cut the connection between your clothes and your beliefs, because clothes will not make you something, it won't make you honest or dishonest, good or bad! Your essence will not change because of what you wear! — Mehmet Murat Ildan

And it seems possible, moving to the psychological arena, that people can be better off believing in something than in nothing, however untrue that something may be. — Christopher Hitchens

Later on in life you will learn that writers are merely open, helpless texts with no real understanding of what they have written and therefore must half-believe anything and everything that is said of them. — Lorrie Moore

I am very familiar with the sound of loss. — Amy L. Boukair

I respect Millar: he has raised the price of literature — Samuel Johnson

In our time the only restraint left is self-retraint. — Jeffrey R. Holland

Women are so perverse. Look how they won't wear black when nothing suits them so well! — Ada Leverson