Gigglesnort Hotel Quotes & Sayings

- What are those?
- Teeth. Wood.
- But w ...
- I like to bite them back. — Scott Snyder

Responding to bereavement by trying to make a difference is certainly both understandable and admirable, but it doesn't give you good reason to raise money for one specific cause of death rather than any other. If that person had died in different circumstances it would have been no less tragic. What we care about when we lose someone close to us is that they suffered or died, not that they died from a specific cause. By all means, the sadness we feel at the loss of a loved one should be harnessed in order to make the world a better place. But we should focus that motivation on preventing death and improving lives per se, rather than preventing death and improving lives in one very specific way. Any other decision would be unfair on those we could have helped more. — William MacAskill

While endangering one of the most pristine areas in the world, drilling in the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge would do nothing to make our country more energy independent. — Tom Daschle

I used to compete with my brother to see who could get the most Halloween candy, I remember doing that. — Jermell Charlo

If I could wish the Kingslayer back in chains I would. You freed him without my knowledge or consent ... but what you did, I know you did for love. For Arya and Sansa, and out of grief for Bran and Rickon. Love's not always wise, I've learned. It can lead us to great folly, but we follow our hearts ... wherever they take us. Don't we, Mother? — George R R Martin

Holding a note is a very difficult thing - you have to use your whole body to achieve a perfect pitch. — Daphne Guinness

It's a truism in technological development that no silver lining comes without its cloud. — Bruce Sterling

It is not the practice of the Holy See to disclose information on the religious discipline of members of the clergy or religious according to canon law. — Gerald Posner

As far as I'm concerned, the only difference between fact and what most people call fiction is about fifteen pages in the dictionary. — Charles De Lint

We tend to get what we expect. — Norman Vincent Peale