Offenberger Jacob Quotes & Sayings

Just trying to get a visual of you on the beach in Spain ...
How's that working out for you?
Pretty spiffy.
Spiffy? Did you just say spiffy?
I typed it actually. You got something against spiffy? — Alice Clayton

The morning interviews were always the hardest, hung-over, trying to get the beer down. No, I have no idea why I am a writer. No, my writing has no particular meaning that I know of. Celine? Oh sure. Why not? Do I like women? Well, I'd rather fuck most of them than live with them. What do I think is important? Good wine, good plumbing and to be able to sleep late in the mornings. Are you really disturbing me? Of course you are. Do you expect me to start lying at the age of 58? Buy me a drink. — Charles Bukowski

Until we are ready to let go of some things, bigger things don't come to us. — Sunday Adelaja

Capitalism is supposedly free enterprise. Supposedly about the free individual. But capitalism itself is so massive that the guy on the street gets caught in paying rent, taxes, and he doesn't own himself at all. — Frank Capra

None of us moves on without a backward look. We move on always carrying with us those we have lost. — Leigh Bardugo

Sometimes when you're praised about something, sometimes it's deserved, and sometimes it's not deserved. Same thing with criticism. Sometimes the criticism is deserved, and sometimes it's not deserved. — LaDainian Tomlinson

Just because I'm dead doesn't mean I can't have a life. — MaryJanice Davidson

My running was very simple; it was out of myself. — Emil Zatopek

Justice is a habit (habitus), whereby a man renders to each one his due with constant and perpetual will. — Josef Pieper

I think the fashion industry was slightly put off by people they didn't know. They were presented with things like 20-gatefold color brochures. — Natalie Massenet

That's all war is - a consuming fever: a period of delirium and insanity, of misery, disappointment, discomfort, anxiety, despair, waste, weariness, boredom, brutality, death; and yet to every man in every war there comes a day worth living for: a day when a lifetime of excitement is packed into a few short hours. — Kenneth Roberts