Meteoroid Quotes & Sayings

We're too many people; that's why we have global warming ... on a voluntary basis, everybody in the world's got to pledge to themselves that one child is it. — Ted Turner

You can either choose to walk in light and love, or run in fear and darkness. But with the latter, you're more likely to fall. — Donald L. Hicks

I've gone crazy and now so have my imaginary friends. — C.S. Johnson

My God, the religious right will not acknowledge what a merciful person Jesus was. — Kurt Vonnegut

Milo? What are you doing?"

"I'm kissing you. You taste like plums. — Minx Malone

Black holes aren't an Earth Science topic, but Mr. Zerbiak is like that. One minute Adam Bell was asking a question about a meteoroid he found in his backyard, and the next Mr. Zerbiak was saying that he was "going a little off topic here, but ... " and of course everyone was suddnely all interested. If teachers pretended that everything they said was "off topic", we'd have a whole school full of straight-A students. — Carol Rifka Brunt

Yes, Ma'am, I do have all the answers! All in this one slim Volume! — Paula Rae Wallace

The soul is like a pair of winged horses and a charioteer joined in natural union. — Plato

They may have reached Everest, okay, but there is nothing there — Osho

Children will often write, 'We love your books because there are no adults in them.' — Jean Craighead George

The road was clogged with limbers and motor vehicles and men marching towards the front. They look like a machine: all the boots moving as one, shoulders bristling with rifles, arms swinging, everything pointing forwards. And on the other side of the road, men stumbling back, trying to keep time, half dead from exhaustion and with this incredible stench hanging over them. You get whiffs of it when you cut the clothes off wounded men, but out there, in the mass, it's as solid as a wall. And they all look so gray, faces twitching, young men who've been turned into old men. It's a great contrast, stark and terrible, because they're the same men, really. It's an irrigation system, full buckets going one way, empty buckets the other. Only it's not water the buckets carry. — Pat Barker

It seems that truth is progressive approximation in which the relative fraction of our spontaneously tolerated residual error constantly diminishes. — R. Buckminster Fuller

I don't seem able to do my best unless I'm behind or in trouble. — Babe Didrikson Zaharias

For her, he swallowed the black tea of exile. — Viet Thanh Nguyen