Pastafarian Drivers License Quotes & Sayings

I want to make music that somehow connects to the things that I love in America music. — Joanna Newsom

I saw Kuwait many times before the war. I remember it as a beautiful place, full of very nice people, and it's a tragedy to see that somebody could set out to deliberately destroy a country the way the Iraqis have. — Norman Schwarzkopf

Each place is the right place
the place where I now am can be a sacred space. (3) — Ravi Ravindra

Freedom is indivisible or it is nothing at all besides sloganeering and temporary, short-sighted, and short-lived advancement for a few. — June Jordan

Though what bird in the best of circumstances does not look a little stricken? — Lorrie Moore

She was the living effigy of everything we will never be and, in every sense of the word, she was the retard that I was and that I wasn't, she was my vanishing, wasted talent, and I was the price society paid so that I could become what she couldn't. And this was exactly what I was trying to love; what this little girl, this girl of wire, made it known she could never be; everthing that had been, or that would be no matter who we were, borne away from each of us. — Jean-Christophe Valtat

People want a cop-out, listen I'm a realist and I talk about motivation, talk about all the things it takes to be greater or are important to win and people want to use excuses all the time. — Mike Ditka

I never want to get to that level of poverty where taking a bath has to be a hot-pot experience. — Questlove

Because love has been so perverted, it has in many cases come to involve a measure of hatred. — Germaine Greer

That is another of the attractions of Tramping to nowhere in particular - the finding of somewhere in particular, the striking up of friendships, the discovery of new Springs and waterfalls,unusual pants, rare flowers,strange birds. In the hills a new Vista opens up at every bend in the road. That is what makes me a compulsive walker - new vistas,and the charm of unexpected. — Ruskin Bond

There was no guilt in his face, no doubt, nothing but the calm of an inviolate self-confidence. — Ayn Rand