Loek Van Quotes & Sayings

To spoon-feed people their comedy is not the proper evolution of the art. — Michael Mosley

I will be the last person to condemn ALF [the Animal Liberation Front]. — Ingrid Newkirk

hold of it. I'd also confront her about preying on poor old Morty. I took the Venice Boulevard exit — Mary Marks

Whenever Washington makes a one-size-fits-all decision, it doesn't work in states all around the country. — John Barrasso

Indeed, the exigencies of female tenderness are such as virtually to guarantee the man's absolution by the woman--not on her terms, but on his. Moreover, the man's confession of fear or failure tends to mystify the woman's understanding not only of the power dimensions of the relationship between herself and this particular man, but of the relations of power between men and women in general. — Sandra Lee Bartky

I believe in doing what I am best at. — N. T. Rama Rao Jr.

Literature is an investment of genius which has dividends to all subsequent times — John Burroughs

You could've married the god of doctors or the god of lawyers, but noooo. You had to eat the pomegranate. — Rick Riordan

We foolish mortals sometimes live through years not realizing how short life is, and that TODAY is your life. — Edith Schaeffer

That which is ready to fall, shall ye also push! — Friedrich Nietzsche

Perhaps because my town was so naturally gothic in its architecture and relative isolation - the roads often closed in winter - my stories tended toward the ghostly and the creepily suspenseful right from the get-go. — Andrew Pyper

They've certainly grown, the Japanese. I mean grown in stature, playing-wise. — Ron Atkinson

He recalled how a voice in his head had warned that he would pay for his pleasure one day. Now that the day had come, — Amitav Ghosh

It is historically true that a large proportion of infidels in all ages have been persons of distinguished integrity and honor. — John Stuart Mill

The man is an asshole."
"You might say that, but you'd be maligning a part of the body that is of unquestioned utility. I prefer to think of Lugala as a tumor. — Eleanor Arnason