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Gilbreath Funeral Home Quotes By Captain Beefheart

May the Baby Jesus shut your mouth and open your mind. — Captain Beefheart

Gilbreath Funeral Home Quotes By Amelia Boynton Robinson

A voteless people is a hopeless people. — Amelia Boynton Robinson

Gilbreath Funeral Home Quotes By Alan W. Watts

I am depressed, and want to get "I" out of this depression. The opposite of depression is elation, but because depression is not elation, I cannot force myself to be elated. I can, however, get drunk. This makes me wonderfully elated, and so when the next depression arrives, I have a quick cure. The subsequent depressions have a way of getting deeper and blacker, because I am not digesting the depressed state and eliminating its poisons. So I need to get even drunker to drown them. Very soon I begin to hate myself for getting so drunk, which makes me still more depressed - and so it goes. — Alan W. Watts

Gilbreath Funeral Home Quotes By Agatha Christie

Remorse," she said, with great gusto. "Remorse? — Agatha Christie

Gilbreath Funeral Home Quotes By Peter Gray

The biggest, most enduring lesson of school is that learning is work, to be avoided when possible. — Peter Gray

Gilbreath Funeral Home Quotes By Howard Zinn

Why will you take by force what you may have quietly by love? Why will you destroy us who supply you with food? What can you get by war? We can hide our provisions and run into the woods; then you will starve for wronging your friends. Why are you jealous of us? We are unarmed, and willing to give you what you ask, if you come in a friendly manner, and not so simple as not to know that it is much better to eat good meat, sleep comfortably, live quietly with my wives and children, laugh and be merry with the English, and trade for their copper and hatchets, than to run away from them, and to lie cold in the woods, feed on acorns, roots and such trash, and be so hunted that I can neither eat nor sleep. In these wars, my men must sit up watching, and if a twig break, they all cry out "Here comes Captain Smith!" So I must end my miserable life. Take away your guns and swords, the cause of all our jealousy, or you may all die in the same manner. — Howard Zinn