Banier Aalst Quotes & Sayings

One of the main problems with brain injuries is the brain is trying to send signals to the muscles in the rest of the body, but these signals are scramvled — Amy Rankin

He was in his first year of law school when his life began appearing to him as memories. He would be doing something everyday - cooking dinner, filing books at the library, frosting a cake at Batter, looking up an article for Harold - and suddenly, a scene would appear before him, a dumb show meant only for him. In those years, the memories were tableaux, not narratives, and he would see a single one repeatedly for days: — Hanya Yanagihara

Itadakimasu, I take this nourishment in gratitude to all beings; — Lauren Groff

Love is not that. Love is that which remains once you realise you could not love another person more; so deeply, sincerely and unconditionally. — Sydney Jamesson

The fact that we are living does not mean we are not sick. — Joseph Brodsky

Games is probably the biggest industry today that has gone really social, right. I mean, the incumbent game companies are really being disrupted and are quickly trying to become social. And you have companies like Zynga. — Mark Zuckerberg

Orwell was almost exactly wrong in a strange way. He thought the world would end with Big Brother watching us, but it ended with us watching Big Brother. — Alan Moore

I am not a politician or a military strategist. I am just a citizen voicing my opinions. — Cindy Sheehan

The beauty of the universe consists not only of unity in variety, but also of variety in unity. — Umberto Eco

Oh my, did you have another accident? It's a good thing I made that urologist appointment, — Tara Sivec

Today my goal is to be more productive than I was yesterday, and tomorrow more productive than today. — Noel DeJesus

Our lifestyle is evolutionarily unstable
and is therefore in the process of eliminating itself in the perfectly ordinary way. — Daniel Quinn

Equipped with his five senses, man explores the universe around him and calls the adventure Science. — Edwin Powell Hubble

I used to eat people, you know."
If he meant to shock her out of crying, he succeeded. A snort burst out of her. "That's awful," she said. Her nose was clogged. "I mean it, that's awful. It's not funny. I'm not laughing."
He sighed. "It was a long time ago. Thousands of years. Once I really was the beast the Elves call me."
She closed her eyes, took a deep, shuddering breath and rubbed her fingers along the seam of his T-shirt. "What made you stop?"
"I had a conversation with somebody. It was an epiphany." His voice was rueful.He rocked her. "From that point on I swore I would never eat something that could talk."
"Hey, that's kind of your version of turning vegetarian, isn't it? — Thea Harrison