Pizzolante Labs Quotes & Sayings

The traitor of other races is generally confined to the mediocre or irresponsible individual, but, unfortunately, the traitors among the Negro race are generally to be found among the men with the highest place in education and society, the fellows who call themselves leaders. — Marcus Garvey

Some of us shorten our names or our noses or both ... We Jews can be extremely neurotic and are inclined to become easily depressed. Most Jews seldom say, 'Have a nice day' or even have one. To be honest, I've never heard a Jew say that. We're just not that optimistic. Life is neither a bed of roses nor a bowl of cherries. — Gene Saks

When I was 13, I looked like I could play 16, and I wasn't mature enough to play 16. — Hailee Steinfeld

There was nothing subtle about our landing. The pilot just pointed the nose at the ground and let her rip. — Bob Hope

When you look into your mother's eyes, you know that is the purest love you can find on this earth. — Mitch Albom

I do love animals so much, and have a great respect for them emotionally and intellectually, because they are so different from human beings. — Bryan Fuller

Unhappy the general who comes on the field of battle with a system. — Napoleon Bonaparte

I knew that meant we were done and that we'd smooth over the surface I'd just tossed a rock into, but even the waves that crash down on the beach start out as tiny ripples, far out at sea.
They just gain strength over time. — Jessi Kirby

The nicest thing about not planning is that failure comes as a complete surprise and is not preceded by a period of worry and depression.' John Harvey Jones — Peter Taylor

The perfect way is without difficulty, for it avoids picking and choosing. Only when you stop liking and disliking will all be clearly understood. Be not concerned with right or wrong, for the conflict between right and wrong is the sickness of the mind. — Sengcan

Implementing best practice is copying yesterday, innovation is inventing tomorrow. — Paul Sloane

The Roman jurisconsults established worship of God as the first and foremost part of the natural law of the gentes. For where there is neither rule of law nor force of arms, and men are accordingly in a state of complete freedom, they can neither enter nor remain in society with others except through fear of a force superior to them all, and, therefore, through fear of a divinity common to all. This fear of divinity is called 'religion'. — Giambattista Vico