Bowcock Jr Quotes & Sayings

I can remember when nobody believed an actor and didn't care what he believed. — Lionel Barrymore

As long as you're harming nobody, do what you want! — Anonymous

I know that the purpose of life is to understand and be in the present moment with the people you love. It's just that simple. — Jane Seymour

You know you're getting old when you go to more funerals than you do weddings. — Jimmy Dean

A time is one's own, Eva, when oneself and one's peers take the same things for granted, without thinking about it. Likewise, a man is ruined when the times change but he does not. Permit me to add, empires fall for the same reason. — David Mitchell

Playboy isn't like the downscale, male bonding, beer-swilling phenomena that is being promoted now by (some men's magazines). My whole notion was the romantic connection between male and female. — Hugh Hefner

If we could just find out who's in charge, we could kill him. — George Carlin

Since everyone can't be happy anyway, whoever can be happy right now, should. You have to be happy today, right now, no matter what. Someone said there can't be a heaven if there's a hell. Supposedly it's impossible to be in heaven if you know suffering exists somewhere. Nonsense. True enjoyment of life can only be felt if you've known suffering. — Mikhail Shishkin

To your generation, I must represent the literary equivalent of tufted furniture and gas chandeliers. — Edith Wharton

Collingswood frowned at the clouds, like she did not like what they wrote. — China Mieville

The less I work, the happier I am. I discovered that, as most people discover at some point. — Robert Sean Leonard

Bombieri's Law: of Finance: Profits are on paper, losses are in cash — Enrico Bombieri

A lot of us don't want to be quite that serious about world problems. Our life is there to enjoy, not to be an eternal dissident, eternally unhappy with how things are and with the state of mankind. — Robert Sheckley

When we kill animals to eat them they end up killing us because their flesh ... was never intended for human beings, who are naturally herbivores. — William C. Roberts

The trouble was, September didn't know what sort of story she was in. Was it a merry one or a serious one? How ought she to act? If it was merry, she might dash after a Spoon and it would all be a grand adventure, with funny rhymes and somersaults and a grand party at the end with red lanterns. But if it was a serious tale, she might have to do something important, something involving with snow and arrows and enemies. — Catherynne M Valente