Dahmens Hawks Quotes & Sayings

The more repression there is, the more need there is for irreverence toward those who are responsible for that repression. But too often sarcasm passes for irony, name-calling passes for insight, bleeped-out four-letter words pass for wit, and lowest-common-denominator jokes pass for analysis. Satire should have a point of view. It doesn't have to get a belly laugh. It does have to present criticism. — Paul Krassner

Life has a strange way of working itself out — David Cook

It wasn't messy or hurried; Zane was taking his own sweet time, tonguing and kissing and tasting and rubbing every millimeter of skin his lips met. Thoroughly and repeatedly. Just the sight of his lips on Ty's cock was enough to get Ty's blood pumping. Ty held his breath, his entire body thrumming with anticipation and teasing jolts of pleasure. Then — Abigail Roux

The motions of men must be such as suggest their dignity or their baseness. — Leonardo Da Vinci

Everything tires with time, and starts to seek some opposition, to save it from itself. So August gave way to September and there were few complaints. — Clive Barker

Words," he said, "is oh such a twitch-tickling problem to me all my life. — Roald Dahl

Humility is the nearly impossible task of being more concerned with our own sins that we are with the sins of others. — Trevor Hammack

I admire Bruce Springsteen because he's a heroic person who has lots of integrity and has this incredible body of work that is so vital. — Elizabeth Wurtzel

We can carve time out of thin air, or we can fill up even infinite stretches of time with nothingness. These are our choices. — Eric Maisel

When love is suppressed hate takes its place. — H. Havelock Ellis

Prosperity last long for one who acts after proper consideration. — Chanakya

The Internet is like Hitler they think they are getting rid of the problem but they're not — Bill Cosby

My agent said to me five years ago, 'Hugh, I can see one day you ... if I had to plan a goal for you, it's for you to have the kind of career that Sinatra had.' — Hugh Jackman

A child develops best when, like a young plant, he is left undisturbed in the same soil. Too much travel, too much variety of impressions, are not good for the young, and cause them as they grow up to become incapable of enduring fruitful monotony. — Bertrand Russell