Quagmires Series Quotes & Sayings

He who overcomes others has force; he who overcomes himself is strong. — Laozi

The smallest detail may be the one that matters the most — Blue Balliett

The thing I miss about performing is being with people. — Tim Federle

Don't let foolish assumptions about what's appropriate keep you from a good man. There are too few good men around to ignore one just because he's the perfect age for you. — Jennifer Crusie

She thought about this. She had analyzed it in depth. When you live alone, travel alone, exist solely on the outskirts of other people's lives, you do have time to wonder why what you want most in life is out of reach. You also have the time to tell yourself that you don't want it at all, though whether you can ever be completely convinced is something else. — Barbara Delinsky

The truth of the matter is, I will miss being the commander in chief of such a fabulous group of men and women
those who wear the uniform of the United States military. — George W. Bush

The soul started at the knee-cap and ended at the navel. — Jose Lezama Lima

I have never loved any woman before. Now I love, and will love. — John Thornton

Those two Quagmires will whisk and whisk until they are simply whisked away. — Lemony Snicket

Even if you lose love, it's never really gone. It stays in you forever. The risks of love are always worth it. — Karina Halle

There were two auditions for 'The Social Network,' one with Aaron Sorkin and one with David Fincher. I was a nervous wreck. I was like, 'Okay, how do I hold the paper without my hands making it shake?' — Armie Hammer

I did not sell Amway, but I sold Shaklee, which was an Amway-type product sold through multi-level marketing. — Andy Kindler

You could forgive a lot if somebody was there to take care of things until you grew up. — Jennifer Crusie

The question, he (Lincoln) said over and over, is not what a man's particular abilities may be, but what his rights are as a human being made in God's image. — Elton Trueblood

The Baudelaire orphans hung on to one another, and wept and wept while the adults argued endlessly behind them. Finally-as, I'm sorry to say, Count Olaf forced the Quagmires into puppy costumes so he could sneak them onto the airplane without anyone noticing-the Baudelaires cried themselves out and just sat on the lawn together in weary silence. — Lemony Snicket