Mulkerrin Coach Quotes & Sayings

The recruiters came and talked with us in school, and I remember it like yesterday. I wasn't interested. I told them I wanted to do something good. I told them I wanted to help people. I told them I couldn't do it, told them I wasn't interested.
But they told me that there was no better way to do good and help people. They told me they helped people all the time. Doing good was what they were about. Plus they were going to pay me. Where else could I get paid for helping people? Plus they would pay for my college. Plus, in addition to helping people, and paying me, and paying for my college, they would teach me a skill. I would be helping people, and seeing the world, and earning money, and having college paid for, and learning a skill that I could use later to earn money and help people.
In the end, it was a pretty easy decision. — Stephen Dau

The second best thing about space travel is that the distances involved make war very difficult, usually impractical, and almost always unnecessary. This is probably a loss for most people, since war is our race's most popular diversion, one which gives purpose and color to dull and stupid lives. But it is a great boon to the intelligent man who fights only when he must-never for sport. — Robert A. Heinlein

When a man is prey to his emotions, he is not his own master. — Baruch Spinoza

People who are unhappy in relationships carry about them a distinct air of discontent and isolation. — Patricia Cornwell

Charming villains have always had a decided social advantage over well-meaning people who chew with their mouths open.
— Judith Martin

Evil deeds and lies - kept hidden - ruin lives. Secrets give evil the power to grow. — Nikki Sex

Therapy is often a matter of tipping the first domino. — Milton H. Erickson

He is loyal to you. It is his desire to be with you that drives him to these desperate schemes. — A.G. Howard

Here was the old Professor Emerson, simmering beneath Gabriel's chastened exterior. — Sylvain Reynard

You're not a moron. You're only a case of arrested development. — Ernest Hemingway,