Kopai Opi Quotes & Sayings

Losers never know why they are losing. They will mention injuries, the officiating, the weather and bad breaks. — George Allen

We should not measure our space-faring era by where footprints have been laid ... We should measure our era by how many people take no notice at all. A legacy rises to become culture only when its elements are so common that they no longer attract comment. — Neil DeGrasse Tyson

Every expression of truth has in it the seeds of propagation, even as the sun cannot hide its light. — Mahatma Gandhi

When our knowing exceeds our sensing, we will no longer be deceived by the illusions of our senses. — Walter Russell

Paul Haggis, who's now a big movie guy, cast me as a lawyer in 'Family Law.' When that series ended, I thought that I would be going on more auditions and booking more jobs, but everything just came to a screeching halt. — Meredith Eaton

I can resist everything but the temptation of you. — Truth Devour

And I ordered the cheesecake. — Jojo Moyes

I'm passing the bar
Where you first got in my car
I'm not ashamed to admit
That it's you I won't forget

I saved your cigarettes and
Bad habits I regret
But the hours flew by like clouds
Whenever I had you around

Parachute lover
Take me away
From the plane that went crashing
And the earth that's in flames

Saving you is saving me
High above the redwood trees
But down below I see shadows
And parachute debris

We're drifting like children
Along for the ride
Each time we find love
Another parachute arrives

Our madness will burn
As bright as the sun
And I'll keep finding lovers
But you were the one — Crystal Woods

Life's tempering and altering process often takes the form of adversity, and, as far as outward appearances are concerned, seems to be working against us when it is actually working for us. — Chris Prentiss

How easy it was to give out morsels of wise counsel, and yet how hard to act on them. — Geraldine Brooks

Yeah, sure," I say, and then, for good measure: "Whatever. — Courtney Summers

In his dissertation about Vitriol, he would have to include a long chapter on sex. After all, so many neuroses and psychoses had their origins in sex. He believed that fantasies were electrical impulses from the brain, which, if not realized, released their energy into other areas. — Paulo Coelho