Intimos Amigos Quotes & Sayings

Many people genuinely do not wish to be saints, and it is possible that some who achieve or aspire to sainthood have never had much temptation to be human beings. — George Orwell

The question is what I wanted to do with the new life God has given me. This is the mission I want to take on. — Billy Tauzin

We all know that when the lights are out all women are the same height! — Patrick Rothfuss

Why can you see the stars at night, but not the light ... — A. Witness

The humanist, who read too much, ate too much. He quoted and burped, and these two complaints were equally repugnant to his neighbor, a self-made aristocrat, Madame Lenoir. — Marcel Proust

I become a chameleon for wherever I am. — Bob Saget

That's funny because if anyone actually did prove the existence of God we'd just tell him 'nice proof, Fraa Bly' and start believing in God. — Neal Stephenson

You need to be disciplined and you need to try to occupy a zone of acting that is always quite scary because you don't think you're doing anything. — James Purefoy

I can't help it that this is the Bermuda Triangle-she pointed at her crotch-when guys venture there, they tend to stay. I tapped my chin. Oh, I thought you called it that because it's sucked in lots of seamen. — Kresley Cole

I'm not the healthiest eater, but I try to watch what I eat during the week. I kind of splurge on the weekends and eat french fries and pizza. — Jessica Szohr

The knowledge of reincarnation assures us that life is worth living. Life is not a one-shot deal. It is forever. — Frederick Lenz

Some people say Earth is the bottom level of Purgatory.' She pointed toward the floor and frowned.
'I call it the top floor of Hell. — Tara West

I have often thought that less is expected of the president of a great corporation than of an American wife. — Eleanor Roosevelt

I made international news by giving Misty [May-Treanor] a playful slap on the back
a little north of the traditional target. — George W. Bush

Hark, villains! I will grind your bones to dust. (Act V, Scene 2, 2503) — William Shakespeare