Decibels To Watts Quotes & Sayings

In masturbation there is nothing but loss. There is no reciprocity. There is merely the spending away of a certain force, and no return. The body remains, in a sense, a corpse, after the act of self-abuse. There is no change, only deadening. There is what we call dead loss. And this is not the case in any act of sexual intercourse between two people. Two people may destroy one another in sex. But they cannot just produce the null effect of masturbation. — D.H. Lawrence

There was a time we tormented one another with excessive honesty in the naive belief it would save us. — Stanislaw Lem

Washington has been ignoring this issue for too long. — Major Owens

I asked him at the clambake in 2001, at the writers' retreat Xanadu, what he'd done during the war, which he called 'civilization's second unsuccessful attempt to commit suicide, — Kurt Vonnegut

...[D]eviance is an attributed designation rather than something inherent in individuals... — Peter Conrad

I do care. That's why I hunt them. But if you've seen what I have, then you learn to deal with the murders and disappearances. You learn to push it aside and move on. The other life isn't here anymore. This new world has its own rules. Survival of the fittest is one of them. If you're hoping for kindness and pity, don't hold your breath. — Susanne Winnacker

It was like a software if/then routine: If checkflag RitajoinsPT =true, then end. Else continue routine: FuckingIsoPush-Ups — Hiroshi Sakurazaka

The problem is that the dieticians who actually supervise such "cooking" can indeed prove that it contains the proper amount of proteins, carbohydrates, minerals, and vitamins. But this is like judging the worth of music in terms of decibels and wave frequencies. "This record certified noninjurious to the human ear. — Alan W. Watts

Bragging about winning porn awards is like showing mommy what you did in the toilet. — Tyler Knight

The thought is just as strong as the consequence. — Anthony Liccione

He loved his wife, though love seemed an inadequate word to contain all the emotion that passed between married people. — Nancy Horan