Jubei Quotes & Sayings

And they see, for a moment,
Stretching out, like the desert
In its weary, unprofitable length,
Their faded ignoble lives.

While the locks are yet brown on thy head,
While the soul still looks through thine eyes,
While the heart still pours
The mantling blood to thy cheek,
Sink, O Youth, in thy soul!
Yearn to the greatness of Nature!
Rally the good in the depths of thyself. — Matthew Arnold

Fancy computers are engaging in legalized front-running. The profits are clearly coming from the rest of us - our college endowments and our pensions. Why is this legal? What the hell is the government thinking? It's like letting rats into a restaurant. — Charlie Munger

Writing heals my heart like no pill ever could. — Rob Bignell, Editor

The human race could go extinct and I for one would not shed any tears. — David Foreman

...but she kept on, trying to reshape the ugliness. — A. Lynn

The sky is the sky wherever you go. — Yagyu Jubei Mitsuyoshi

The first 'Half-Life' movie treatment pitched to us climaxed with a tearful reunion between enslaved Vortigaunts and their Vortiwives and children. The last one I saw had Black Mesa invaded by a cavalry unit, just so as to feature a scene of bullsquids tearing into armored horses. — Marc Laidlaw

Chance dug deep into the dirt, his front end rising like a speed boat accelerating through water. I grabbed the saddle horn, surprised by his enthusiasm, but I was just as anxious to run as he was. I gave him the reins to go. — Brittney Joy

It's amazing how photography can capture just a split second of something exquisite. — Kiera Cass

I don't understand it, but every horror film is huge. I would consider one, but I don't know if my heart would be in it. — Roselyn Sanchez

Steve Mosby has become one of a handful of writers who make me excited about crime fiction. — Val McDermid

The undisturbed mind is like the calm body water reflecting the brilliance of the moon. Empty the mind and you will realize the undisturbed mind. — Yagyu Jubei Mitsuyoshi

It's so easy to wish that we'd made an effort in the past, so that we'd happily be enjoying the benefit now, but when now is the time when that effort must be made, as it always is, that prospect is much less inviting. — Gretchen Rubin