Catalane Pays Quotes & Sayings

I dislike untidy wars, as I dislike untidy peacemaking. — Dorothy Dunnett

If, in the final stage of disintegration, antisemitic slogans proved the most effective means of inspiring and organizing great masses of people for imperialist expansion and destruction of the old forms of government, then the previous history of the relationship between Jews and the state must contain elementary clues to the growing hostility between certain groups of society and the Jews. We — Hannah Arendt

Don't look down on your weakness and bank on your strength, put them all in the same plate and you will be surprised with what you can achieve — Nano

To give you some background, I represent the largest manufacturing district and the largest agricultural district in Ohio. — Bob Latta

Anyone who thinks women talk too much has never sat through a six hour Super Bowl pre-game show. — Nora Barry

Art and design are not luxuries, nor somehow incompatible with science and engineering, — Bran Ferren

My values are primarily motivated by love for other people. I value the non-human world in large part because it's so vital to human beings. Even my appreciation for wilderness grows out of an understanding of how important wilderness can be for people. — Tim DeChristopher

A distant warm look entered Major Danby's eyes. "It must be nice to live like a vegetable," he conceded wistfully.
"It's lousy," answered Yossarian.
"No, it must be very pleasant to be free from all this doubt and pressure," insisted Major Danby. "I think I'd like to live like a vegetable and make no important decisions."
"What kind of vegetable, Danby?"
"A cucumber or a carrot."
"What kind of a cucumber? A good one or a bad one?"
"Oh, a good one, of course."
"They'd cut you off in your prime and slice you up for a salad."
Major Danby's face fell. "A poor one, then."
"They'd let you rot and use you for fertilizer to help the good ones grow."
"I guess I don't want to live like a vegetable, then," said Major Danby with a smile of sad resignation. — Joseph Heller