Jarheads 2 Quotes & Sayings

I think I might want to get into development, as in developing my own sort of piece, whether it be for the stage or the big screen or for television. — Jesse L. Martin

A villain is just a victim whose story hasn't been told. — Chris Colfer

I feel now at 53 I have grown into a deeper understanding of what a human life is. — John Lennon

Oh! the wisdom, the foresight and the hindsight and the rightsight and the leftsight, the northsight and the southsight, and the eastsight and the westsight that appeared in that august assembly. — John Adams

Falsehood of a good man is better than truth of a bad one. — Raheel Farooq

It was easy to make fun of the marines when they weren't listening. In Holden's navy days, making fun of jarheads was as natural as cussing. But four marines had died getting him off the Donnager, and three of them had made a conscious decision to do so. Holden promised himself that he'd never make fun of them again. — James S.A. Corey

In the south of France the phones cut in and out, the electricity isn't particularly reliable. I think many people would get very irritated with that life. — Peter Mayle

It is the chief joy of all holy beings to witness the joy and happiness of those around them. — Ellen G. White

I don't play golf. I have more fun singing and dancing. — Dick Van Dyke

Unlike the Marines, who are given macho monikers like "jarheads," the Coast Guard had long been denigrated in military circles as fey "puddle jumpers." But just as 9/11 brought a newfound respect to firemen, Katrina did the same for the reputation of the Coast Guard. At the peak of rescue operations they had 62 aircraft, 30 cutters, and 111 small boats stepping up in rescue and recovery operations. They did it all one person at a time. — Douglas Brinkley

You are an artist. The canvas is your life. Make something worth staring at. — Cheryl Richardson

The great problems are to be encountered in the street. — Friedrich Nietzsche

was walking down the long corridor at the Ministry, and he was almost at the spot where Julia had slipped the note into his hand when he became aware that someone larger than himself was walking just behind him. The person, whoever it was, gave a small cough, evidently as a prelude to speaking. Winston stopped abruptly and turned. It was O'Brien. — George Orwell

I was mugged when I was 12. I had a portable radio, and I ran into this building and these two guys came in and hit me, busted me up and took the radio. After that I was very paranoid and I started taking kung fu and karate. But I didn't want to fight. — Freddie Prinze

The man who leaves a woman best pleased with herself is the one whom she will soonest wish to see. — Francois De La Rochefoucauld