Derouins Auto Quotes & Sayings

There is right and there is wrong, I have NEVER been wrong. — John Waters

O what a heaven is love! O what a hell! — Thomas Dekker

Alas! There's no one in hell ... all the devils are here! — Aime Cesaire

To say that everything is idea or that everything is spirit, is the same as saying that everything is matter or that everything is energy, for if everything is idea or spirit, just as my consciousness is, it is not plain why the diamond should not endure for ever, if my consciousness, because it is idea or spirit, endures forever. — Miguel De Unamuno

My real mom died when I was born - hemorrhaged to death while giving birth to
me, which has never been one of my favorite memories - and Dad married Denise before I'd turned a year. Without even asking my opinion on the
matter. Denise and I never really clicked. — Darynda Jones

Are you talking to her or me, because I just can't tell — Jessica Sorensen

The most beautiful moments in life are moments when you are expressing your joy, not when you are seeking it. — Jaggi Vasudev

You can easily see what and endless, wearisome and fruitless task it would be if I were to refute all the unconsidered objections of people who pigheadly contradict everything I say. — Augustine Of Hippo

I asked my interior designer to give me something appropriate for defiling virgins. — Nicki Elson

A liberal is a noble and indispensable lunatic who tries to make a cosmos of his own head. — G.K. Chesterton

I'm not a fool; and if I was, folk ought to ha' taught me how to be wise after their fashion. I could mappen ha' learnt, if any one had tried to teach me. — Elizabeth Gaskell

People and land, they're the same, his father used to say. Neglect one and the other suffers eventually. — Trudi Canavan

The test of intellect is the refusal to belabor the obvious. — Alfred Bester

As the child's mind was growing into knowledge, his mind was growing into memory: as her life unfolded, his soul, long stupefied in a cold, narrow prison, was unfolding too, and trembling gradually into full consciousness. — George Eliot