Kratsch Schkopau Quotes & Sayings

I follow the Dr. Peter D'Adamo Blood Type Diet as best I can. It's an eating and living guideline that understands you as a biochemical individual ... and I find it really works for me. I eat vegetables, ocean caught fish, and small amounts of organic free range chicken. — Miranda Kerr

I love when a scene can almost be boring because it's so honest, you know. — Dito Montiel

If you have nothing but love for your avocados, and you take joy in turning them into guacamole, all you need is someone to share it with. — Jason Mraz

What's fiction?" "Fiction is an improvement on life. — Charles Bukowski

Well, you know, I'm the forever optimist. — Arnold Schwarzenegger

Quality starts in the boardroom. — W. Edwards Deming

Birth and death are not two different states, but they are different aspects of the same state. — Mahatma Gandhi

A good style should show no signs of effort. What is written should seem a happy accident. — W. Somerset Maugham

I have always respected education, which is why I actually went back secretly and taught school for eight years. — Steve Wozniak

Do you want to know what General Putnam is thinking? It's this. He's thinking that he can't win the war if he doesn't keep the people on his side. He's thinking that he can't keep the people on his side if the troops are running amok among the civilian population - raping the women, stealing cattle, burning houses. He is determined to scare the wits out of the troops to keep them in line. And he's thinking that it doesn't matter very much who he executes to do it. So many men have died, so many mothers have wept, so many brothers and sisters have cried. He is thinking that in the long run if he executes somebody, he'll shorten the war and save more lives. It doesn't matter to him very much who he executes; one man's agony is like another's, one mother's tears are no wetter than anybody else's. And that's why he's going to have Sam shot. — James Lincoln Collier

Thirst, for who in the time of innocence would have drunk without being athirst? Nay, sir, it was drinking; for privatio praesupponit habitum. — Francois Rabelais