Malcia Turnbull Quotes & Sayings

Dear Ellis, I have something really fucking angelic to tell you. — Kathleen Glasgow

It's easier to imagine the death of the planet than it is to imagine the death of capitalism. — Henry Giroux

It is poetry that changes everything. — Bell Hooks

The first temptation, upon meeting an old friend after many years, is always to - look the other way. — Ugo Betti

What the country needs is the annihilation of the enemy. — Horatio Nelson

That man made me miss my destiny. — Napoleon Bonaparte

As our understanding of obedience deepens, we recognize the essential role of agency. — Robert D. Hales

They see you, but they don't really see you. — Alysha Speer

Pidgin, pidgin everywhere. A peculiarity of dropping the connective, the article, of translating literally, of using present for past, present for future. We Filipinos did not speak pidgin. Our English was straight from the grammar texts. — Gilda Cordero-Fernando

Then the resplendent aura of my brother of light drew near and held colloquy with me, soul to soul, with silent and perfect interchange of thought. The hour was one of approaching triumph, for was not my fellow-being escaping at last from a degrading periodic bondage; escaping forever, and preparing to follow the accursed oppressor even unto the uttermost fields of ether, that upon it might be wrought a flaming cosmic vengeance which would shake the spheres? — H.P. Lovecraft

You can tell them you're a Homeward Bounder. — Diana Wynne Jones

What exactly is this energy - and will I learn to control it?" "We call it Ousia." "Oo-what?" "OO-ZEE-AH. "It means the Essence. Once you are trained, you will be able to control it." It sounds a lot like the Jedi Force. "Where does it come from?" "It is all around us. Human scientists call it dark energy." "Oh. I've read about that. But it's theoretical. It's never been seen." "That's why they call it dark," he says with a tilt of his head. — A.J. Sparber

Is it not the glory of the people of America, that, whilst they have paid a decent regard to the opinions of former times and other nations, they have not suffered a blind veneration for antiquity, for custom, or for names, to overrule the suggestions of their own good sense, the knowledge of their own situation, and the lessons of their own experience? — Alexander Hamilton