Membrana Citoplasmatica Quotes & Sayings

And what we've been always been is ... ?"
"Is living on borrowed time. Never caring about who's paying for it, who's starving somewhere else all jammed together so we can have cheap food, a house, a yard in the burbs ... planetwide, more every day, the payback keeps gathering. And meantime the only help we get from the media is boo hoo the innocent dead. Boo fuckin hoo. You know what? All the dead are innocent. There's no uninnocent dead."
After a while, "You're not going to explain that, or ... "
"Course not, it's a koan. — Thomas Pynchon

Never let an old person live in your body. — Michael Savage

After marriage, the other man's wife looks more beautiful. — Navjot Singh Sidhu

There is no such thing as progress or regress. The world is not getting better and better, nor is it getting worse and worse. It is simply moving along into the future, reiterating in different configurations the patterns that have already occurred. We can't help but play a role in this unfolding drama, but it is a mistake to think that what we do makes any difference to the grand scheme of things. — John Marmysz

The problem is, we're moving to software-as-service, which can be yanked or transformed at any moment. The ability of your PC to run independent code is an important safety valve. — Jonathan Zittrain

I have written this book in order to make clear, "once and for all," what Jesus' life was about, and why it should matter to us. — Richard Schaefer

Am I just chasing it because it's the hardest thing for me to get and I want to prove I can do it? — Tina Fey

Nobody else can destroy you except you; nobody else can save you except you. You are the Judas and you are the Jesus. — Rajneesh

Insert quarter, avoid Klingons. — Walter Isaacson

I used to try and take things in leaps and bounds. Now I've realized it's got to be step by step. — Tommy Bolin

What gets me most about these people, Daddy, isn't how ignorant they are, or how much they drink. It's the way they have of thinking that everything nice in the world is a gift to the poor people from them or their ancestors. The first afternoon I was here, Mrs. Buntline made me come out on the back porch and look at the sunset. So I did, and I said I liked it very much, but she kept waiting for me to say something else. I couldn't think of what I was supposed to say, so I said what seemed like a dumb thing. "Thank you very much," I said. That is exactly what she was waiting for. "You're entirely welcome," she said. I have since thanked her for the ocean, the moon, the stars in the sky, and the United States Constitution. — Kurt Vonnegut

The goddess Nemesis, Bertol Grimmer's favourite motif after the War. The goddess of revenge. — Jo Nesbo