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My disinterest in your bullshit is so tangible you could make bricks out of it — Scott Lynch

Know yourself, to know others. — Conor McGregor

I am preppy, geek-chic with a touch of Bozo the Clown with a touch of 'Showgirls.' Sometimes, I look at myself and think I should put on a red nose, white face and maybe entertain some kids. — Brad Goreski

Don't invite the friend in distress to call; just show up - and don't forget the mop and broom. — David P. Ingerson

Sports, entertainment and aviation are three of the most exciting professions in the world; you are dealing with the same magnitude. — John Travolta

The NSA is correct, 1984 is now. — Michael Gurnow

Genuine magic demands on perfect simplicity of execution. — Jean Hugard

Sin does not always drive us to drink; more often it drives us to exhaustion. Tiredness is equally as debilitating as drunkenness. Burnout is slang for an inner tiredness, a fatigue of our souls. Jesus came to forgive us all of our sins, including the sin of busyness. The problem with growth in the modern church is not the slowness of growth but the rushing of growth. — Mike Yaconelli

Maybe we should have known that night in Denver that things that begin with plywood Greek columns and artificial smoke typically don't end well. Maybe the Hollywood stars and the glamour blinded us a little: you thought it was the glare, some of us thought it was a halo. — Artur Davis

saw my weave piece draped over the bedside lamp. — Phoenix Rayne

When you work from city to city or country to country, you work the same way; the working method is the same. — Woody Allen

Some calls you cannot ignore, no matter how it may tear your heart. — Robin Hobb

I have made mistakes, but I feel that the people who have done things to me - they should be ashamed. — Sean Quinn

There's a Universe Instrument, where we apply Hip-Hop to astronomy, and we flush out the chemistry of Hip-Hop. We also flushed out the astronomy, to see where Hip-Hop is read in the stars. — KRS-One

Why do we see no change? Because just as many molecules are leaving as are coming back! In the long run "nothing happens." If we then take the top of the vessel off and blow the moist air away, replacing it with dry air, then the number of molecules leaving is just the same as it was before, because this depends on the jiggling of the water, but the number coming back is greatly reduced because there are so many fewer water molecules above the water. Therefore — Richard Feynman