Jeremias 33 Quotes & Sayings

As a general, and as a leader of this team, whatever I've got to do get my guys going I'll do it every time. If I have to be the bad guy sometime, I'll guess I'll take that. That's what a leader and a general and a chief of police does. Everybody is not going to like it, but I don't care if they like or not. I'm Bush, so if they don't like it resign. — Shaquille O'Neal

Every night I get down on my knees and pray that Dennis Kucinich will burst into flames. — Glenn Beck

Is is as if life or reality itself has had it in mind all along to unravel the very design i have been trying all along to impose on it. — Jerome A. Miller

I'm one of those people who never really joined the grown-ups. — Richard O'Brien

Turn off the light!

Who?

Not me,

but you! — Kim Da-Jeong

This howling mouth, this head which rolls back and tries to escape. — Frederick Leboyer

Complicated feelings are fertile soil for creative ideas. — Kelly Sue DeConnick

We are masters of our characters and in turn, slaves of their outgrowth. — Mohammed Ali Bapir

Hey you
All our fevered history won't instill insight,
won't turn a body conscious,
won't make that look
in the eyes say yes, though there is nothing
to solve
even as each moment is an answer. — Claudia Rankine

The only religious way to think of death is as part and parcel of life. — Thomas Mann

He pulled away, but his eyes held my eyes like hands. — Miranda July

Sustainable happiness is important, because it not only elevate our own wellbeing locally, but also contributes to collective global flourishing. — Lisa Cypers Kamen

All love, all real, life-changing love, is substitutionary sacrifice. You have never loved a broken person, you have never loved a guilty person, you have never loved a hurting person except through substitutionary sacrifice. — Timothy Keller

But I am a storyteller, and that involves language, for me the English language, that wonderfully rich, complex, and ofttimes confusing tongue. When language is limited, I am thereby diminished, too. — Madeleine L'Engle

To surround anything, however monstrous or ridiculous, with an air of mystery, is to invest it with a secret charm, and power of attraction which to the crowd is irresistible. — Charles Dickens