Sittlichkeitsverbrecher Quotes & Sayings

You know, writing is really difficult, and it takes a real patience and a skill. I don't know if I have that. I admire it in others, so much, and I envy it. — Adam Scott

Progress is more of a challenge for the cynic but also more important and urgent, since for the optimist things aren't that bad and are bound to get better anyway. — Julian Baggini

Some night i wonder if the stars watch us the same way we watch them.other nights i think of you and im sure of it — Beau Taplin

When I want friendship defined - I look at my friends. — Mary Anne Radmacher

The wants of mankind are supplied and satisfied out of the gross values produced and created, and not out of the net values only. — Jean-Baptiste Say

Sometimes a person's first assumption was very telling. It revealed how they perceived the situation. — Sara Sheridan

There are many Welsh who are taciturn, truthful, well formed, open minded, handsome and peaceful, even if no particular individual immediately springs to mind. — Auberon Waugh

Just a quick glimpse to assure myself that everything was buttoned and unbuttoned in the best places and pointing in the right direction. — Melody Malone

Nora Ephron accidentally ruined a lot of lives. — Chuck Klosterman

Pop life Everybody needs a thrill Pop life We all got a space 2 fill Pop life Everybody can't be on top But life it ain't real funky Unless it's got that pop Dig it. — Prince

All rituals are paradoxical and dangerous enterprises, the traditional and improvised, the sacred and the secular. Paradoxical because rituals are conspicuously artificial and theatrical, yet designed to suggest the inevitability and absolute truth of their messages. Dangerous because when we are not convinced by a ritual we may become aware of ourselves as having made them up, thence on the paralyzing realization that we have made up all our truths; our ceremonies, our most precious conceptions and convictions - all are mere inventions. — Barbara Myerhoff

The Web provided me with a much needed realization that information cannot be fully separated from its presentation, and showed me something I knew without verbalizing explicitly, that the presentation form we choose communicates real information. — Erik Naggum