Jeckerson Jeans Quotes & Sayings

Football is a sport of paradox. It requires reaction, not reflection. Yet you must use your mind to calculate, to anticipate - to think and not think at the same time. — Dhani Jones

To paint a mass simple and big you must keep out all the lights and darks that do not belong to its general value. — Harvey Dunn

I never ask for nothin' I don't demand of myself. Honesty, loyalty, friends and then wealth — Jay-Z

The young must grow old
Whilst old ones grow older.
And cowards will shrink
As the bold grow bolder.
Courage may blossom in quiet hearts,
For who can tell where bravery starts?
Truth is a song, oft lying unsung,
Some mother bird protecting her young.
Those who lay down their lives for friends,
The echo rolls onward, it seldom ends.
Who never turned and ran, but stayed?
This is a warrior, born, not made.
Living in peace, aye many a season,
Calm in life and sound in reason,
Till evil arrives, a wicked horde
Driving the warrior to pick up his sword
The challenger rings then, straight and fair,
Justice is with us, beware, beware. — Brian Jacques

What? -- RICHARD M NIXON — Thomas Pynchon

Over all this lay Hoppie's dictum: First with the head and then with the heart. Winning was something you worked at intellectually, emotion clouds the mind and is its natural enemy. This made for a loneliness which often let me aching to share an emotion but equally afraid that if I did so I would reveal a weakness which could later be used against me. — Bryce Courtenay

I'm not particularly lucid after a concert. I'm not very lucid before, either. — Leonard Slatkin

For anyone to achieve something, he will have to show a little courage. You're only on this earth once. You must give it all you've got. — Ethel Kennedy

Foreign aid breeds kleptocracies, or governments of thieves. — James Bovard

I'd be happier on a horse," Makin said.
"I'd be happier on a giant mountain goat," I said. "One that shat diamonds. Until we find some, we're walking. — Mark Lawrence

Movable type seemed magical to the monks who were illuminating manuscripts and copying texts. Certainly e-books seem magical to me. — Paul Theroux