Distacco Retina Quotes & Sayings

Sometimes you must yield in order to win, and sometimes maintaining a low place leads you to win. — Lao-Tzu

Laugh all you want."
"I can laugh all I want." ::pause for effect:: "Did someone here make me say that?"
-Kyp and Bombaasa — James Luceno

Finding my dream job was like finding a needle in a haystack. It was a crazy party in which every failed path I followed was like an attendee required to take away a single straw of hay as they departed, one by one. It took a while, and I eventually found that needle, but I couldn't have done it without failing over and over. — Tyler Oakley

Not writing is as important as writing - go out into the world and remember how interesting it, and the people in it, are. — Veronica Roth

I do have to step out and take time to let people know that I'm Ronnie Dunn and not Brooks and Dunn. — Ronnie Dunn

I want your world to begin and end with me. — E.L. James

Well, I am from India and I wanted to make films in English for the international market in India. So that was really the main thing, and then of course economically it was cheaper to make films in India. — Ismail Merchant

Neither love nor terror makes one blind: indifference makes one blind. — James Baldwin

Professors of theory merely hold post-mortems. — Stephen Leacock

Money serves those who can match it the right way.
So it is for us to decide and understand the meaning of Live Rich or Die Rich — Gian Kumar

Strange is the man who practices his religion. — Mark Twain

First of all, there is absolutely an order that we have put together to create the maximum number of surprises, but that's just part of our storytelling. — Mitchell Hurwitz

People who talk about peace are very often the most quarrelsome. — Nancy Astor

It's going to be all right, I said, prayed in my head. Oh let it. Let us cross, let us across. Just this once and I'll do anything. What I thought I could do for whoever was listening that would be of the least use or even interest I'll never know. — Margaret Atwood

I knew he that he didn't have the strength to get free. His life was being driven by a kind of flywheel. He had submitted to it and accepted it. It was turning fast. To slow it down or stop it and come to a place that was moving with the motion only of time and loss and slow grief was more, that day, than he could imagine.

I knew too that it was more than he could bear. — Wendell Berry