Lodine Side Quotes & Sayings

Understand one single day fully, so you can love every night. — Federico Garcia Lorca

Love of action is not industry. — Seneca The Younger

When we got more houses than we can live in, more cars than we can ride in, more food than we can eat ourselves, the only way of getting richer by cutting off those who don't have enough. If everybody has more than enough, what good is my more-than-enough? What good is a wide meadow open to everyone? It isn't until others are fenced out that the open pasture begins to have real value. What good is being a major if you can't have more than a second lieutenant? What good is a second lieutenant for that matter? — Nelson Algren

We are writing the future in Letters of Fire. — Neil Gaiman

I stand before you today because this vision of government as the engine of opportunity is what I believe in. — Eliot Spitzer

Don't ask me for answers, I've only got one. That a man leaves the darkness, when he follows the Son. — Larry Norman

I want a pizza with my face on it. — Jennifer Lawrence

It is a great misfortune to be alone, my friends; and it must be believed that solitude can quickly destroy reason. — Jules Verne

The utility of the robot needs to come first. It's business model over technology. — Colin Angle

I'm trying to exploit the bestseller, in a way, but not in the sense of repeating the formula. It's just that the bestseller did so well economically that now I'm freer to do what I want to do, or to try out what I want to try out. — Daniel Kehlmann

Vanilla is fine but Kink is so much better... — Annie Edmonds

Chopsticks box! I didn't know before and put them on the table and my Japan friends scolded me. — Seungri

I'm an obsessive writer who needs and loves revision. Writing helps me learn and helps me teach. — Kiese Laymon

I am not one of those actors who dwells on the histrionics and the subtext and future text of the character. I deal with the scenes that I'm doing at that specific time, because if I do that, they play in more of a real way. — John Barrowman