Gangsta Money Quotes & Sayings

Bat asks Goucher if his leg is good, and Goucher shrugs. "All right." "Good or all right?" "All right enough." Batliner has been through the ringer enough, so he gives Goucher some advice he hopes Goucher will heed, "Be brave enough to call it early. — Chris Lear

But nope, she looks incredibly stupid right now, and I wonder if she can be any more perfect. — Nina G. Jones

It is intensely frustrating to be misquoted. — Stuart Pearson Wright

Don't learn to do, but learn in doing. — Samuel Butler

The press is like any business. It's a group of really intelligent individuals that ends up being one slathering, one-eyed, drooling monster. — Ben Folds

Do you enjoy stories, young lady?" "What kind of stories?" "The best kind, of course," Slowswift said, tapping his book. "The kind about monsters and myths. Longtales, some call them - stories told by skaa around the fires, whispering of mistwraiths, sprites, and brollins and such. — Brandon Sanderson

I think you can judge the level of success for any group of people by the reaction against it. — Rita Mae Brown

Everyday is a mystery — Michael Bassey Johnson

There has been significant debate in the scientific community about whether desire is a symptom of a system infected with amor deliria nervosa, or a pre-condition of the disease itself.
It is unanimously agreed, however, that love and desire enjoy a symbiotic relationship, meaning that one cannnot exist without the other. Desire is enemy to ncontentment; desire is illness, a feverish brain. Who can be considereed healthy who wants? The very word want suggests a lack, an impoverishment, and that is what desire is: an impoverishment of the brain, a flaw, a mistake. Fortunately, that can now be corrected.
- From The Roots and Repercussions of Amor Deliria Nervosa on Cognitive Functioning, 4th edition, by Dr. Phillip Berryman — Lauren Oliver

Celerity is tardiness when ardent desire urges. — Publilius Syrus

Be nice to nerds, they'll probably be your boss one day. — Bill Gates

There is a condescension on the part of the infinite to the mind of man. That is what looks like God. — Joseph Campbell