Pepperidge Farms Quotes & Sayings

Noel Coward said work is more fun than fun, but then he didn't work in the Bird's Eye factory packing frozen fish fingers nine hours a day, did he? — Paul O'Grady

The soul aspiring pants its source to mount,As streams meander level with their fount. — Robert Montgomery

A cold in the head in June is an immoral thing... — L.M. Montgomery

Fear and anxiety are great motivators for me. — David Nicholls

Love a single an additional and you will be satisfied. It really is as easy and as challenging as that. — Michael Leunig

In the moon thou sendest thy love letters to me," said the night to the sun.
"I leave my answers in tears upon the grass. — Rabindranath Tagore

Islam is not man's ultimate justification to do as he pleases
it is, instead, a religion built on reason and evidence. If each of us asks the ustaz for the causes of his religious opinions, then we should, by doing so, help realise the principles of Islam and thus improve intellectual discussion in our own community. — Mohd Asri Zainul Abidin

Education is the only thing you can ever truly call your own. — Julie Freed

You can't be tempted, unless you want what is tempting you. — Shannon L. Alder

Of course I wanted children. Bright, gorgeous, loving children. I could almost see them. — Maeve Binchy

We [Notekillers] aren't necessarily trying to be role models, but if we are, that's cool. — David First

It was the roughest time in my life. Connie helped me through it. — Maury Povich

How we ask our questions affects the answers we arrive at. Light appears as a wave if you ask it "a wavelike question" and it appears as a particle if you ask it "a particle-like question." This is a template for understanding how contradictory explanations of reality can simultaneously be true.
And it's not so much true, as our cultural debates presume, that science and religion reach contradictory answers to the same particular questions of human life. Far more often, they simply ask different kinds of questions altogether, probing and illuminating in ways neither could alone. — Krista Tippett

How can you gain a full understanding of a subject when you don't understand the words used to explain it?
Well, that's why words are the biggest hidden barrier to understanding that almost everyone completely overlooks.
Simply put, if you have misunderstandings about the words being used to communicate specific concepts, you will not duplicate the communications exactly - you will reach your own distorted conclusions due to misinterpretation. — Michael Matthews