Dirty Freds Quotes & Sayings

We need to get rid of the debt ceiling law. It's anachronistic and it's a problem. — Mark Zandi

People, they all have the word goodness on lips a bloody knife between their teeth. — Eugene Ionesco

Don't I yearn for the days when a draw across the throat made f**king resolution. — Al Swearengen

The girl you marry and the woman you must make a life with are two different people. — Herman Wouk

... but then boys are so strange with their toys. Especially those accustomed to losing things. They hold on more tightly than the rest. — Victoria Aveyard

During that very first conversation, about the araucaria, he called himself the Steppenwolf, and this too estranged and disturbed me a little. What an expression! However, custom did not only reconcile me to it, but soon I never thought of him by any other name; nor could I today hit on a better description of him. A wolf of the Steppes that had lost its way and strayed into the towns and the life of the herd, a more striking image could not be found for his shy loneliness, his savagery, his restlessness, his homesickness, his homelessness. — Hermann Hesse

At some point in life's journey, professionally and personally, we have to be able to trust our preparation. — Tony Dungy

But to subsist in bones, and be but Pyramidally extant, is a fallacy in duration. — Thomas Browne

Dirty Freds ... I love this filthy old place. I love the dust and the dirt, the crappy old books and the objects of art. — Alan C. Martin

I exercise; I have a big career. I'm a parent, and I run a music school. — Flea

The soul is kissed by God in its innermost regions. With interior yearning, grace and blessing are bestowed. It is a yearning to take on God's gentle yoke, It is a yearning to give one's self to God's Way. — Hildegard Of Bingen

How do you explain to yourself the casual manner in which you threw your life away? — James Lee Burke

Madmen always think it's the others who are mad. — Carlos Ruiz Zafon

And what of our own universe? The newest conjecture is that all that we experience - from the tiniest vibrating string of energy to that massive galaxy spinning around a maelstrom of reality-ripping black holes - may be nothing more than a hologram, a three-dimensional illusion that, in fact, we may all be living in a created simulation. Could that be possible? Could Plato have been right all along: that we are blind to the true reality around us, that all we know is nothing more than the flickering shadow on a cave wall? — James Rollins

When your mind is flooded with the pure light of nirvana, which is happiness itself, you will be delighted with whatever occurs to you. — Frederick Lenz