Blogosphere Search Quotes & Sayings

Smart people sometimes get stupid, but stupid people never get smart. — Don Winslow

The boy is so stupid; to count to twenty-one he'd have to drop his pants. — James Axler

But Mr. Elton had only drunk wine enough to elevate his spirits, not at all to confuse his intellects. — Jane Austen

With any character I have played, there's infinite possibilities for how they might behave, depending on who they are talking to or how they react to things. — Viggo Mortensen

I guess you are all right. That was bad luck all right. Plenty bad luck. — Ernest Hemingway,

If I liked an idea, even slightly, I would throw some money at it. I've had a lot of random things not work out that people don't know about. — Rob Dyrdek

I hate sitting in traffic, because I always get run over. — Milton Jones

It is home. The Twin Cities are home and [Ames] is home. It's definitely always a place that's going to be very special to me. — Royce White

Because I've done a lot of theater, I know what power is and how megalomaniacs are, since I've certainly played some. — Lance Henriksen

The 800 pound gorilla just entered the blogosphere, with Google launching its blog search. — Charlene Li

I know for sure that appreciating whatever shows up for you in life changes your personal vibration. You radiate and generate more goodness for yourself when you're aware of all you have and not focusing on your have-nots. — Oprah Winfrey

Like almost all girls I don't know the date of my birth: my parents did not trouble to record the day and the time. I only know the year and the season, and I only know the season because my mother had a great desire for asparagus when she was carrying me and swears that she ate it too green and her bellyache brought on my birth. — Philippa Gregory

In two thousand years all our generals and politicians may be forgotten, but Einstein and Madame Curie and Bernard Shaw and Stravinsky will keep the memory of our age alive. — Anthony Burgess

I would warn against too much of a radical devotion to rationality. Rationality is an illusion, an invented concept, a construct from the mind of man. It is not a property of the universe. Rationality may be a useful tool when it suits our purposes, however, it is merely a measuring stick, calibrated against what we know of the nature of the universe - all of which may or may not be completely inaccurate. — Derek R. Audette