Simonis 760 Quotes & Sayings

Men's hearts are being searched ... it is a tremendous sifting time, not only of actions but of inner motives. Nothing can escape the all-searching eye of God. — Frank Bartleman

Hollywood's just not funny. — Chris Rock

Ninety-nine percent of the failures come from people who have the habit of making excuses. — George Washington Carver

Maggie ignored this. "I'll be glad to come to the party. Home's dreadful, you can't imagine. I've never liked school, but now home's worse. Mum's in a funk all the time." Every — Kimberly Brubaker Bradley

Some wounds were worth bearing for the healing they brought. — Dianna Hardy

God does not give beforehand the grace with which to bear His blows; He does not heal before he smites. In your terror at the thought of parting with Horace, you left entirely out of account the sustaining power that would hold you up and bear you through those awful moments; you suffered in advance, and wholly in your own strength. But how many, how many persons I have heard say, 'I am a marvel to myself! This blow, so long dreaded, has not slain me, as I ever believed it would; I stagger under it, but I live to wonder at the strength God gives me, and in which I bear it. — Elizabeth Payson Prentiss

When he beat my mother it made me so mad. — Lou Reed

Every year, I am conscious of the anniversary of my 1974 World Trade Center walk. — Philippe Petit

We would normally play it to Cynthia or whoever was around — Paul McCartney

...Thus have I had thee as a dream doth flatter: in sleep a king but waking no such matter. — William Shakespeare

Wal-Mart's success strategies and tactics are easy to understand yet hard to duplicate. — Michael Bergdahl

Yes, he's a nice guy, He's almost as funny as you, only more dignified."
"I think I'm offended."
"I'm teasing!"
"Of course you are. You're always teasing me."
"That's because you're so teasable."
"Mm...that's a lame answer. Why don't you just admit that you're madly in love with me and get it over with? — Jennae Noelle

That night the Salt Fish Girl came back looking exhausted and dishevelled. A Malaysian girl who worked at her factory had been stricken with hysteria, had gone to the toilet and begun screaming and tearing at her hair. She had been working at the factory for nearly three years and was half blind and bored out of her wits with the tedious repetitiveness of the work. Her hysteria had provoked others, until half the women in the factory were screaming and howling and throwing themselves against the walls in sheer frustration with the dreariness of their toil and the damage it was exacting from their once young bodies and once bright faces. — Larissa Lai