Second Hokage Quotes & Sayings

Once, in the South Atlantic, I saw a whaler in the process of killing a female accompanied by one of her offspring. The harpooner, a red-bearded Irishman, kept putting harpoons into the whale. The intestines were hanging out of the mangled body of the huge animal, and nevertheless it continued to swim back and forth in the water made red by its blood, trying with its shattered body to shield the little whale. Since then, and the sight of that harpooner's freckled face as he laughed derisively, and of that poor creature, faithful to the end, I have believed in the existence of Satan as I believe in the existence of God. — Friedrich Reck-Malleczewen

You have to go to where you can make money, and you see in the service area, in the technological area, those are the areas where we're going to create jobs. — Al D'Amato

Our romantic options are unprecedented and our tools to sort and communicate with them are staggering. And that raises the question: Why are so many people frustrated? — Aziz Ansari

I had been alone more than I could have been had I gone by myself. — Sylvia Plath

Meanings are not determined by situations, but we determine ourselves by the meanings we give to situations. — Alfred Adler

To go, Pop. Every muscle is ready. WILLY [at the edge of the apron]: You realize what — Arthur Miller

I wanted to be a professional drummer. — Walter Payton

Every happiness is a hostage to fortune. — Arthur Helps

If I had the flag that Betsy Ross worked so hard on, I wouldn't destroy it. I'd put it up on EBay because it's gotta be worth some serious coin. And that is the American way. — Paul Provenza

This narrative lends itself too easily to centralized solutions and the mentality of maximizing (or minimizing) a number. It subordinates all the small, local things we need to do to create a more beautiful world to a single cause for which all else must be sacrificed. This is the mentality of war, in which an all-important end trumps any compunctions about the means and justifies any sacrifice. We — Charles Eisenstein

the cold, hard truth is that exercise will not reverse the potentially harmful and irrefutable effects that too much sitting has on our bodies. — Kelly Starrett