Frizzier Quotes & Sayings

To accept opinions is to gain the good solid feeling of being correct without having to think. — C. Wright Mills

Tradition with all its happy assumptions and necessary evils, all of its content majorities and stout killers, is not always a reliable guide. — Matthew Scully

Play is the work of childhood. — Jean Piaget

We know more about Tom [Cruise] and Katie [Holmes] than we do about global warming. We're the most entertained, least informed people in the world. — Robert F. Kennedy Jr.

Great players inspire you. The best player I played with was Gervi (Gervinho) — Eden Hazard

Fame Imperishable and glory that will never die
that is what we march for! — Steven Pressfield

But now, all are tied up to the ordinary standing rule of the written word and must not expect any such extraordinary revelations from God. The way we now have to know the will of God concerning us in difficult cases is to search and study the Scriptures, and where we find no particular rule to guide us in this or that particular case, there we are to apply general rules and govern ourselves according to the analogy and proportion they bear towards each other. — John Flavel

For me, being tall was very positive because I thought my mom was the most beautiful person ever. — Lisa Leslie

When it happens it happens instantly. It's like diving into a pool of warm silky water, like flying through the air on invisible wings, like shedding an old skin and growing a new one. When you fall in love the spirals of your DNA unwind and rewind in the opposite direction. What was black becomes white. — Chloe Thurlow

No good government can ever want more than two things for its support: 1st, Its own excellence; and, 2dly, a people sufficiently instructed, to be aware of that excellence. Every other pretended support, must ultimately tend to its subversion, by lessening its dependence upon these. — James Mill

If my hair gets any frizzier, I'll shave it to the scalp. Or light it on fire. Whichever is easier. — Victoria Scott

Generosity wins favour for everyone, especially when it is accompanied by modesty. — Johann Wolfgang Von Goethe

The courage of children and beasts is a function of innocence. — Annie Dillard

She climbs inside the car and they leave, and I just stand there watching them because I don't know that I've ever had a friend like her in my whole life. Maybe it's the wine. I don't know, but I love today. Everything about it. I especially love how Ryle looks, leaning against my car, watching me.
"You're really beautiful when you're happy. — Colleen Hoover