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A missile is a missile. It makes no great difference whether you are killed by a missile fired from the Soviet Union or from Cuba. — Elie Abel
I knew that I was choosing the road less traveled but I'm not walking it alone. — Jason Collins
The learned fool writes his nonsense in better language than the unlearned, but it is still nonsense. — Benjamin Franklin
When did he pass out lastnight?" Eric asked Myrna.
"After he swallowed my banana and I forced him to consume my fluids. — Olivia Cunning
A mental habit has been annihilated, but at least the way towards a sounder mental habit is clear. For although we are made of nothing, we are made into something; and since WHAT WE ARE MADE OF does not account for us, we are forced to a more intense concentration upon THE GOD WE ARE MADE BY. — Frank Sheed
I cross my fingers that if a demon dunks me in a vat of boiling lava I'll get thrown together naked with River Phoenix, and that he'll say I'm cute and try to kiss me. — Chuck Palahniuk
Being able to experience and live the differences with sound judgement offers a chance to opt for what is right for one. — Gloria D. Gonsalves
Then, whenever I feel the sun on my face, I will think of you, " I told him. "You will always be with me, Bill. Because of all I have felt for you, and all I have learned from you. — Cornelia Maude Spelman
The pen may indeed be mightier than the sword, but the wordsmith would do well to welcome the blacksmith back into the fold, so that artisan craftsmanship the world over may fend off the ravages of industrialised homogeneity and bland monoculture. — Alex Morritt
But the UFO phenomenon simply does not behave like extraterrestrial visitors. It actually molds itself in order to fit a given culture. — John Ankerberg
The obvious difference between Paul and us is that Paul bragged about his weakness, and we try to hide it. — Elyse M. Fitzpatrick
All that had been trivial, that had been comforting and familiar and safe, now seemed to be strapped with explosives. — Louise Penny
