Mukogawa Fort Quotes & Sayings

Many Tibetans sacrifice their lives. — Dalai Lama

From where we stand, immortality and death are synonymous: a two-headed monster of
semantics. Having no value for us except as "endness," they generate value backwards
into life. — Thomas Ligotti

We have to learn to stand up for our interests. To seek purity is self-defeating and a stereotype in itself: women have to be pure, women are not concerned about money. — Gloria Steinem

A human being survives by his ability to forget. Memory is always ready to blot out the bad and retain only the good. — Varlam Shalamov

We didn't come here to set any fashions in music. We merely came to bring a much-needed touch of home to some lads who have been here a couple of years. — Glenn Miller

There are lots of jobs and investment in Scotland dependent on our membership of the E.U. single market. — Nicola Sturgeon

You realize, half-bloods are impossible. A human body shouldn't be able to contain an elemental demon. It's physically and mentally impossible. Something about how you and your demon are tied together goes beyond scientific explanation. You shouldn't exist. It's a wonder you're not a jabbering lunatic. — Pippa DaCosta

Never spare the parson's wine nor the baker's pudding — Benjamin Franklin

Materialistic perception of life makes us spiritually shortsighted — Sunday Adelaja

Dude. Message understood. But you call me Your Highness again, and I'll kick your ass. — Alyssa Day

We raised $10 million in 2011. Our rule was, we wouldn't accept money from anybody we didn't want to have dinner with. — Bre Pettis

Just because you fail once doesn't mean you're gonna fail at everything. — Marilyn Monroe

How bad will it hurt?" I ask suddenly as Cain pulls the car onto the road to head back to my house.
"How bad will what hurt?"
"The spankings, the torture, all the ways you want to punish me."
"I'm not a sadist, Evan. I don't get off on hurting women."
"So it won't hurt?"
"Oh, it will, but you'll love the way it hurts," he says, and as his words fall upon my ears in a harmony of exhilaration and foreboding, I think I'm beginning to understand. — Lilly Black

the black church helped African Americans survive the harshest forms of oppression and developed a revolutionary appeal for universal communal spirituality. The black church didn't just theorize about democracy, it practiced democracy. From its roots there flowered the civil rights movement - creative, inclusive, and nonviolent. — U.S. Department Of State