Neekerinpusu Quotes & Sayings

To put yourself in another's place requires real imagination, but by doing so each Girl Scout will be able to love among others happily. — Juliette Gordon Low

In the case of those solids, whether of earth, or rock, which enclose on all sides and contain crystals, selenites, marcasites, plants and their parts, bones and the shells of animals, and other bodies of this kind which are possessed of a smooth surface, these same bodies had already become hard at the time when the matter of the earth and rock containing them was still fluid. And not only did the earth and rock not produce the bodies contained in them, but they did not even exist as such when those bodies were produced in them. — Nicolaus Steno

Zen is very simple, it means being one with yourself at this very moment. — Paul Kain

First the nest; then the flight. — Marty Rubin

If the fucking Scar exists," whispered the Brucolac, still without turning, "and if they get us there and by some gods-fucked miracle we survive, then they'll still destroy us. We are not an expeditionary force; we are not on some fucking quest. This is a city, Uther. We live; we buy; we sell; we steal; we trade. We are a port. This is not about adventures." He turned and faced Uther Doul with his eyes caustic. "You know that. That's why you came here, dammit, Uther. Because you were sick of adventures. — China Mieville

When government accepts responsibility for people, then people no longer take responsibility for themselves. — George Pataki

I know you've been burned. But I've been burned too. Maybe our ashes can make something beautiful together. — Karina Halle

Your tears are never invisible
there is always an insecure woman that lights up when you point them out. — Shannon L. Alder

But I do not think it necessary to believe that the same God who gave us our senses, our speech, our intellect, would have put aside the use of these, to teach us instead such things as with their help we could find out for ourselves, particularly in the case of these sciences of which there is not the smallest mention in the Scriptures; and, above all, in astronomy, of which so little notice is taken that the names of none of the planets are mentioned. Surely if the intention of the sacred scribes had been to teach the people astronomy, they would not have passed over the subject so completely. — Dava Sobel