Southpark They Took Our Jobs Episode Quotes & Sayings

Magic is not always serious or solemn.
It is a joyous celebration and merging with the life-force. — Scott Cunningham

Your mother embarrasses you in front of maybe a couple hundred people. My mother embarrasses me in front of millions. — Chelsea Clinton

Wait patiently for the right moment to act. Do not let the next opportunity slip by you. Take pride in your scars. — Paulo Coelho

I pulled Thanos in for a kiss, surprising him. I wasn't sure if it was our bond or the fear this might be my last kiss, but I didn't hold anything back. I let him in. He took full advantage, plundering my mouth as if I were the last woman on Earth, which could have been a result of him being trapped in a desolate wasteland for the last five hundred years - but I decided not to overthink it. — H.D. Smith

In the 1950s I rarely went to a community meeting without Jimmy and would usually just listen or ask questions. Now, having worked in the city and socialized with Jimmy's friends and Correspondence readers for years, I felt I had something to contribute. I was beginning to feel comfortable with the we pronoun, so comfortable that in FBI records of that period I am described as Afro-Chinese. — Grace Lee Boggs

Maybe a good goal would be to just at least always try to create something good. Like something that is connected to love in some way. Like the [musical] equivalent of ... you can make a decision to be kind. You can make a decision to greet people kindly and make jokes with people and connect. — Joanna Newsom

The thing with high-tech is that you always end up using scissors. — David Hockney

You cannot expect miracles to happen overnight, be patient, be loving and little by little the change you seek will come. — Leon Brown

If someone asks you for something, provide them with a clear "No" or a delivery date. — Omar Hamoui

Basically, when I look at my life, I think I'm lucky to be given the opportunities I've had. — Michael Patrick Jann

Governing a great nation is like cooking a small fish - too much handling will spoil it. — Lao-Tzu