Psuedopodia Quotes & Sayings

There's not really anywhere I can go without being recognized, but if I put my hair up, that cuts the crowd in half. — Shaun White

Never, ever underestimate your readers. Everything you do registers. — Rita Mae Brown

Just write. It doesn't matter what you write. Just sit at your desk and write. — Emma Thompson

I reserve my right to choices, too, and I choose to behave badly. — Kirsty Eagar

It was said with humor, but the criticism wasn't lost on Gamache. He was fishing, and he knew it. So did Sommes. So did Esther. We're all fishermen, she'd said. — Louise Penny

Fight your genes.' The Big Hoom said to us once, to Susan and me. He did not explain. He did not know how to. But we knew what it meant. It meant that we were to march into the hall and take out our school books and reproduce the slipper-shaped animalcule whose psuedopodia power it through a world without feeling; to learn how to inscribe a hexagon into a circle without tearing the paper; to assimilate the causes and consequences of the battle of Panipat without ever identifying your own enemy because that would be mean identifying yourself.
'Fight your genes'. Focus. Be diligent. Concentrate. Do — Jerry Pinto

The most sacred part of the human body is the brain and spinal system, revered from all antiquity and symbolized again and again in all the religions of the world. While other parts of the body are of great interest to the student, the mysterious working of the spinal fires by means of which liberation is finally attained is so tremendous that many years must be spent in understanding even the fundamental principles. The spine is the rod which budded, the Yggdrasil Tree, the flaming sword, the staff of comfort, the wand of the Magi. — Manly P. Hall

Let us make future generations remember us as proud ancestors just as, today, we remember our forefathers. — Roh Moo-hyun

I have a strong accent; it limits the roles, of course it does. I guess if I had moved to America a long time ago maybe my accent would have got less. — Jean Reno