Besir Duraku Quotes & Sayings

If you're not a target, you're a failure. — G. Gordon Liddy

If you're going to dedicate your career to ranting about the excesses of American capitalism, you probably shouldn't weigh 450 pounds. — Greg Giraldo

I know that my birth is fortuitous, a laughable accident, and yet, as soon as I forget myself, I behave as if it were a capital event, indispensable to the progress and equilibrium of the world. — Emil Cioran

A world with one month is a world of equality. — Alan Lightman

Okay," I said. "I'm going to do something I know you both hate. I'm going to get direct. And I'm going to get direct answers from you, answers that convince me that you aren't trying to hide anything from me and aren't trying to mislead me. I know you both have to speak the truth. So give me simple, declarative answers, or I assume you're scheming and walk away right now."
That made Lily press her lips together and fold her arms. Her gaze turned reproachful. Maeve rolled her eyes, casually gave me the finger, and said, "Wizards are such weasels. — Jim Butcher

Crossing the Penobscot, one found a visible descent in the scale of humanity. — Francis Parkman

He begins to introduce us to the great kingdom paradox: at the end of me, I find real life in him. — Kyle Idleman

It's always a pleasure on a personal note for me to come back to Australia. — Nick Cave

His own government, suing him, that's not Chocolate Sundae! — William H. Gates, Sr.

Our ability to handle life's challenges is a measure of our strength of character. — Les Brown

Of all the things I dislike, I hate women worst. — James Jones

Then Lyndon Johnson came to Jim Rowe's office again, to plead with him, crying real tears as he sat doubled over, his face in his hands. "He wept. 'I'm going to die. You're an old friend. I thought you were my friend and you don't care that I'm going to die. It's just selfish of you, typically selfish.' " Finally Rowe said, " 'Oh, goddamn it, all right' " - and then "as soon as Lyndon got what he wanted," Rowe was forcibly reminded why he had been determined not to join his staff. The moment the words were out of Rowe's mouth, Johnson straightened up, and his tone changed instantly from one of pleading to one of cold command. "Just remember," he said. "I make the decisions. You don't. — Robert A. Caro