Patentino Drone Quotes & Sayings

You look in the mirror, but you don't see what you actually look like. — Alexis Knapp

You can never have for yourself someone who isn't on good terms with himself. — Pascal Mercier

No matter what their background, the southern French are fascinated by food. — Peter Mayle

I want people to be the authors of their own life story. — Michael Gove

It is especially important to remember that the ownership of humans is possible too; not in terms of actual slavery, which they are proud to have abolished, but in the sense that, according to which sex and class one belongs to, one may be partially owned by another or others by having to sell one's labour or talents to somebody with the means to buy them. In the case of males, they give themselves most totally when they become soldiers; the personnel in their armed forces are like slaves, with little personal freedom, and under threat of death if they disobey. Females sell their bodies, usually, entering into the legal contract of "marriage" to Intermediates, who then pay them for their sexual favours by- — Iain Banks

There were times when taking vengeance for the dead seemed too high a price for abandoning the living. I — Robin Hobb

Revenge is the thinking man's reflex, a complex blend of action and consistency no other animal species has so far succeeded in evolving. Evolutionary speaking, the practice of taking revenge has shown itself to the so effective that only the most vengeful of us have survived. — Jo Nesbo

We are the beginning ... We always have been. This time, let it be more than a beginning. — Laini Taylor

If you're someone who is intimately involved with a true masochist, and yet can't bring yourself to actually hurt that person, you're like the guy wearing a red uniform on a Star Trek away-mission: expendable. — Michael Makai

All work is noble; the only ignoble thing is to live without working. There is need to realize the value of work in all its forms whether manual or intellectual, to be called 'mate,' to have sympathetic understanding of all forms of activity. — Maria Montessori