Faraglioni Beach Quotes & Sayings

He loved Big Brother. — George Orwell

To survive the neighborhoods and shield my body, I learned another language consisting of a basic complement of head nods and handshakes. I memorized a list of prohibited blocks. — Ta-Nehisi Coates

Buried under the biggest burden is a good place to find an even bigger blessing. — Janette Oke

To save the world is the
simplest thing in the world.
All one has to do is think. — Leonard Peikoff

It's amazing what the discovery of a corpse can do for one's spirits. — Alan Bradley

The Lord may very well have removed His blessing from America the moment America stopped blessing us. — Joel C. Rosenberg

That was the secret, he believed, to success in any endeavor: to be a careful, knowledgeable, and efficient observer of the world, and to act in accordance with what you saw. — Robert M. Edsel

It was surreal to step out of my own existence and see how most American children experience things. — Ellar Coltrane

The best Leaders Without a Title use their heads and listen to their hearts. — Robin Sharma

No one's life weighs more than another. — Sarah Noffke

Dr. Rush made patients ingest the solution until they drooled, and often people's teeth and hair fell out after weeks or months of continuous treatment. His "cure" no doubt poisoned or outright killed swaths of people whom yellow fever might have spared. Even so, having perfected his treatment in Philadelphia, ten years later he sent Meriwether and William off with some prepackaged samples. As a handy side effect, Dr. Rush's pills have enabled modern archaeologists to track down campsites used by the explorers. With the weird food and questionable water they encountered in the wild, someone in their party was always queasy, and to this day, mercury deposits dot the soil many places where the gang dug a latrine, perhaps after one of Dr. Rush's "Thunderclappers" had worked a little too well. — Sam Kean

Regard to good morals than to great abilities; for, since government is necessary to mankind, they believe, that the common size of human understanding is fitted to some station or other; and that Providence never intended to make the management of public affairs a mystery to be comprehended only by a few persons of sublime — Jonathan Swift

Assumptions are the things we don't know we're making. — Douglas Adams

I can be very drunk in a club in Oxford on a Monday night, and some guy comes up to you and buys you a drink and says that the last record you made changed his life. That means something. — Thom Yorke

They were both in the prime of youth, or even in that season which precedes the prime of youth, the season before the smooth pink folds of the flower have burst their gummy case, when the wings of the butterfly, though fully grown, are motionless in the sun. — Virginia Woolf