Enigmant Quotes & Sayings

Toughest job in baseball is the general manager. Second toughest is the hitting coach. — Ken Harrelson

As for the not-black black president issue - white people can imagine blacks worse off than them, no problem. And now they can imagine blacks better off, no problem. But they still can't imagine black people who are just like them. That's the real problem. That's racism. Not being able to believe that those others are actually just like you. — Darryl Pinckney

We ask the poet: 'What subject have you chosen?' instead of: 'What subject has chosen you? — Marie Von Ebner-Eschenbach

You want to dance with me, angel tits? — Edward Albee

Have you killed anyone?" she asked quickly.
"What? Did you miss what I said, about turning murder into
an art form?"
"But you haven't actually killed anyone yet, have you? I read
your file."
He glowered. "Technically, yeah, all right, maybe I haven't — Derek Landy

I'm not a regular mom, I'm a cool mom. — Regina George

Television and radio do a wonderful job in focusing attention on the problems of our society. — Richard J. Daley

Unlike in our society, where we hide it, death surrounded medieval people. They had few hospitals, and so churches, poorhouses, and homes handled the dying and dead. Death was not a distant prospect at the end of a long, healthy life. It was integrated into ordinary experience. Medieval life was transitory, a journey through this world that often ended too soon and too abruptly. Death was often violent and unexpected. Extended death, through illness and in one's own bed, was actually a blessing. Death was part of everyday life; medieval people considered their deaths regularly. Indeed, as one medieval historian puts it, "One of the chief obsessions of medieval Christians was the need to make a 'good death.'"38 — Diana Butler Bass

If your sins were blood, child, you would drown in a river of your own making. — Sabaa Tahir

Every once in a while, magicians strike gold. David Regal has created and produced the perfect close-up illusion. — Jim Steinmeyer

Money doesn't buy integrity. Fame doesn't grant integrity. Education doesn't teach integrity. It is readily available and feels extremely satisfying to act with it. — Charles F. Glassman

When we spend some time each day in non-doing, resting in awareness, observing the flow of the breath and the activity of our mind and body without getting caught up in that activity, we are cultivating calmness and mindfulness hand in hand. — Jon Kabat-Zinn