Famous Antarctic Quotes & Sayings

It never hurts to be involved in any political or activist organization. I can never see how participation would be a bad thing. The key is being true to what you participate with and who. — John Cusack

In the end, we decide if we're remembered for what happened to us or for what we did with it. — R. K. Milholland

You kind of hope that the events themselves are interesting. I think that's what you have to hope for, that on a broad level it's an interesting story. — Chester Brown

I have no doubt that in the future, the laws that criminalize human love and commitment will look the way the apartheid laws do to us now, so obviously wrong — Desmond Tutu

From afar they raise their voices like torches, and they cry out, as from some lofty and conspicuous watchtower, admonishing us where to walk and how to direct the course of our work steadily and safely. — Eusebius

When we live up to our Constitution, let's form a Conga line around the Capitol and bungee jump off the dome. — Paula Poundstone

And 5:25 when the screaming started outside the main gate. — William Goldman

You ever tasted a smell? It's a very strange feeling. I've done it quite a few times and it still freaks me out. — Corey Taylor

All roads that lead to God are good. — Ella Wheeler Wilcox

A certain skill at billiards is the mark of a gentleman, but to play too well is the sign of a misspent youth.
Lucien Fairchild — Mary Jo Putney

I trip walking down the stairs, but I can skate them probably. — Shaun White

When you rest deeply in the Unknown without trying to escape, your experience becomes very vast. As the experience of the Unknown deepens, your boundaries begin to dissolve. You realize, not just intellectually but on a deep level, that you have no idea who or what you are. A few minutes ago, you knew who you were-you had a history and a personality-but from this place of not knowing, you question all of that. — Adyashanti

Those that are above business. — Matthew Henry

Eliminate irrelevant and inaccurate comunications about what it means to be male or female, black or white, young or old, rich or poor, disabled or temporarily able-bodied, or to hold a particular belief system. — Rosalie Maggio