Kaempfert Plays Quotes & Sayings

If your objective is to tell time, you will not buy a mechanical watch. You have the time on your phone. — Ricardo Guadalupe

The historical method includes the presupposition that history is a unity in the sense of a closed continuum of effects in which individual events are connected by the succession of cause and effect ... This closedness means that the continuum of historical happenings cannot be rent by the interference of supernatural transcendent powers and that therefore there is no "miracle" in this sense of the word. — Rudolf Karl Bultmann

[Dad] So your intentions were good. That's what matters.
[Anthony] But isn't, like, the road to hell paved with good intentions?
Yeah, well, so's the road to heaven. And if you spend too much time thinking about where those good intentions are taking you, you know where you end up?
Jersey?
I was thinking 'nowhere,' but you get the point. — Neal Shusterman

Friends are very important to me, and I have always had many of them. There are probably many reasons why this is so, but two seem to me more valid than any of the others I am a naturally friendly person, and I hate to be alone. — Georg Solti

That which most concerns and worries you - your survival - is the only certainty you have. — Richard Bach

No baseball pitcher would be worth a darn without a catcher who could handle the hot fastball. — Casey Stengel

I am neither Christian enough nor charitable enough to like anybody just because he is alive and breathing. I want people to interest or amuse me. I want them fascinating and witty or so dul as to be different. I want them either intellectually stimulating or wonderfully corny; perfectly charming or hundred percent stinker. I like my chosen companions to be distinguishable from the undulating masses and I don't care how. — Betty MacDonald

I'm tired of being lied to by government, by the media, and by every corporation I have anything to do with. — L. Neil Smith

Mindset matters... always. The difference found between the victorious and the envious, the successful and the haters; is mindset. — Steve Maraboli

About Archimedes one remembers that he did strange things: he ran around naked shouting Heureka!, plunged crowns into water, drew geometric figures as he was about to be killed, and so on ... One ends up forgetting he was a scientist of whom we still have many writings. — Lucio Russo

People who have outrageous skills and abilities are the gold nuggets in the river bed of human history. — Michael Pryor

Unless and until we change, we cannot grow. What's life without growth? — Toni Sorenson

I dropped out of college for the last time in 1977. — John Mackey

Blushing is the colour of virtue. — Matthew Henry

In the scientific world, the syndrome known as 'great man's disease' happens when a famous researcher in one field develops strong opinions about another field that he or she does not understand, such as a chemist who decides that he is an expert in medicine or a physicist who decides that he is an expert in cognitive science.
They have trouble accepting that they must go back to school before they can make pronouncements in a new field. — Paul Krugman