Picardal Institute Quotes & Sayings

People look at me like I'm a little strange, when I go around talking to squirrels and rabbits and stuff. That's ok. That's just ok. — Bob Ross

How much smaller the large places are once we're grown up, when we have car keys and credit cards. — Mary Karr

When a woman is convinced that she can stop the violence in her marriage, her stubborn determination feeds her sense of failure each time she sees that she can't regulate her husband's demands and abuses. In a perverse type of review, she may then ask herself how she could have been so stupid as to overlook the early warnings. This further diminishes her self-esteem. — Susan Weitzman

He wanted to break up with me in the cafeteria? Fat chance. I leaned toward him and touched his arm in a girlfriend sort of way. "If you planned to stage a public breakup with me, you can forget it."
Amusement showed in his hazel eyes. "Think you can stop me? — Chris Cannon

What's the weather like outside?" I asked. "I don't know. May? It's May out. — Wayne Gladstone

Last season when things weren't working out, I thought we needed a different voice around the place. — Bryan Robson

All Americans suffer from anxiety; it's a national disease. — Helen Nielsen

138: Yo momma so stupid, she thought the bait at the Safari Zone was free food and the rocks were souvenirs — Pokemon Jokes

Judge: But why would that make it possible for you to fool Monsieur Gallimard? Please
get to the point.
Song: One, because when he finally met his fantasy woman, he wanted more than anything to believe that she was, in fact, a woman. And second, I am an Oriental. And being an Oriental, I could never be completely a man. — David Henry Hwang

It is far better to dare mighty triumphs, even though checkered by failure, than to dwell with those poor and timid souls knowing neither victory nor defeat. — Theodore Roosevelt

America's present need is not heroics but healing; not nostrums but normalcy; not revolution but restoration. — Warren G. Harding

Alternative music is no longer alternative once it's in the mainstream. — Kurt Cobain