Greminders Quotes & Sayings

We do not want the peace of slaves nor the peace of the grave. — Emiliano Zapata

It certainly inhibits a man's desire to change companies for a better job. Thus, it is at least a minor pressure against free-spirited enterprise. All the benefits exert pressure, too. There is nothing sinister about them, since admittedly they are for your own material comfort -- and isn't that supposed to be one of the goals of mankind? What happens is that, as the years go by, the temptation to strike out on your own or take another job becomes less and less. Gradually you become accustomed to the Utopian drift. Soon another inhibition may make you even more amenable. If you have been in easy circumstances for a number of years, you feel that you are out of shape. Even in younger men the hard muscle of ambition tends to go slack, and you hesitate to take a chance in the jungle again. — Alan Harrington

Housewives spend more money than their husbands make, so that other people think their husbands earn more money than they really do. — Danny Kaye

Some days making it to the end of the day is quite the victory.
Bea — Jennifer Brown

Love is a blend of heart and mind, it creates a euphoric fusion of energy and intellect, to induce a transformation in life as the Rays of Love gradually befall. — Harshada Pathare

It's a dark place, not knowing.
It's difficult to surrender to.
But I guess it's where we live most of the time. I guess it's where we all live, so maybe it doesn't have to be so lonely. Maybe I can settle into it, cozy up to it, make a home inside uncertainty. — Nina LaCour

You can't get anywhere in life without taking risks. — Esme Bianco

Never knowingly leave anything wrong on your canvas. — Richard Schmid

I like to feel prejudice towards people who are prejudice — Kurt Cobain

Life is not only about acquiring knowledge, it is about applying knowledge. — Amit Kalantri

Melodramas of moral courage provide satisfaction through the comforting fantasy that our own character would hold steady under the most extreme pressure of dreadful events. [But we must face] the painful awareness that in all likelyhood one's own character would not have stood firm. — Jonathan Shay

No theory ever agrees with all the facts in its domain, yet it is not always the theory that is to blame. Facts are constituted by older ideologies, and a clash between facts and theories may be proof of progress. It is also a first step in our attempt to find the principles implicit in familiar observational notions. — Paul Feyerabend

Not to care for philosophy is to be a true philospher. — Lord Chesterfield