Laythen Quotes & Sayings

... I craved to stroke that delicate skin and run my fingers through her tresses as she moaned with hunger. I would grip a thick section of her hair in my hands, wrap it around my fingers, and take her from behind. And she would scream my name. — Kenya Wright

If what you do brings freedom and life, it is most likely Christianity. If it doesn't, it is probably religion, and there is already too much of that in the world. — James L. Rubart

You can be right or you can be happy. — Gerald G. Jampolsky

You fuckin' rock, baby," he murmured.
"You rock at fuckin', baby. — Olivia Cunning

Freedom in a commons brings ruin to all. — Garrett Hardin

The bigger the cushion, the better the pushin'. — Frank Zappa

On that island was a lighthouse I had seen every single summer of my entire life and my mother, too, had seen it her entire life, and I wondered how it might affect your way of thinking, if you always had a lighthouse in the corner of your eye. — Per Petterson

Spring is childhood, summer is youth, autumn is maturity, and winter is weariness and waiting. But with spring youth returns, no matter how old we are. — Toni Sorenson

Players who are committed to the team first will find a way to help when things are going bad, they will do whatever it takes. Kids that are more into themselves will not do that. They will take care of themselves and get more individual when things are tough. — Dick Bennett

Do they care about Literature and Art? That is the most important when you come to think of it. Literature and Art. Most important. — E. M. Forster

The whole purpose of life is to make yourself happy. — Ed Victor

The church is not in the morals business. The world is in the morals business, quite rightfully; and it has done a fine job of it, all things considered. — Robert Farrar Capon

In the freshness of the present moment, past is gone, future is not yet born, and - if one remains in pure mindfulness and freedom - disturbing thoughts arise and go without leaving a trace. That is basic meditation. — Matthieu Ricard