Gaz Of Geordie Shore Quotes & Sayings

What matters in life is not so much what happens to us, but what happens in us — Rick Warren

I wanted a life full of intrigue and mystery, new environments, and new people ... [a] temporary life with no fear of being trapped, — Addy Stevens

Men had it so simple. When it wasn't about Sticking It In, it was about Having The Gun, a variation that allowed them to Stick It In from a distance. — Thomas Pynchon

This conducting thing happened. In 1983 I was sucked into this international career, which was a very scary experience. — Esa-Pekka Salonen

When everything is in its right place within us, we ourselves are in balance with the whole work of God. — Henri Frederic Amiel

Nothing so focuses the mind as the prospect of being hanged. — Mark Twain

The question that he frames in all but words is what to make of a diminished thing. — Robert Frost

Fall ten times, stand up eleven. — Shannon L. Alder

Betemit's positional flexibility is the same as yours: He can stand around and muse about the great philosophical debates of our day anywhere on the field. Catching and throwing the baseball is an entirely different question. — Baseball Prospectus

I have a very good life - I'm lucky enough not to be deprived. — Meryl Streep

Kentucky as a whole has lagged behind the rest of the nation in almost every field of government and public service, primarily because the fiercely independent and uncooperative mentality of the frontier hunter-farmer has remained so deeply and tenaciously embedded in the mass psyche. — Harry M. Caudill

Juanita barely registered the cool fur of moss at her back before his hands had claimed her hips again and his lips were going in for the kill. And not her neck this time. He went straight for a nipple, his hot mouth closing over the taught, cold peak, pressing her into the rock with the force of his passion. — Amy Andrews

What an interesting and exciting thought. We may be only one of millions of advanced civilizations. Unfortunately, space being spacious, the average distance between any two of these civilizations is reckoned to be at least two hundred light-years, which is a great deal more than merely saying it makes it sound. — Bill Bryson