Stempler Mark Quotes & Sayings
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Stop telling people how far they have left to go. Instead tell them how far they've come. — Bob Goff
Empty whiskey bottles strewn about like forgotten failures — Michael Coorlim
Whether or not the President is sleeping well won't be a factor in his re-election. That will depend on what he does while he is awake. — Bob Schieffer
Who knew Lenny was an encyclopedia for useless information? — Simone Elkeles
It wouldn't have been surprising if the girl suddenly stamped her foot and began: "Comrades! Allow me to summarize the achievements which ... ," and so forth, because we have exemplary children who can make two-hour speeches with forlorn diligence. But the Young Pioneer from Roaring Springs took the bull by the horns with her little hands and belted out, in a funny, high-pitched voice: "Long live the Five-Year Plan! — Ilya Ilf
The sanctity of our battlefields, monuments, and veterans institutions is of utmost importance to preserve military history and pay respect to those who fought. — Henry Waxman
So many places I've never been to ... I have a whole world to experience before it's too late, and I'm keeping a journal of it all as I go, so I'll be able to enjoy the world all over again when I get back. — Terry Pratchett
And when you feel the heat, the world is at your feet. — Ricky Martin
Success can never identify who you are. You must always identify it. You cannot allow the failures to identify who you are. — Greg Plitt
I know many people far more upright and conscientous than I am who disagree, who think nothing of it. I know that vegetarianism runs against mankind's most casual assumptions about the world and our place within it. And I know that factory farming is an economic inevitability, not likely to end anytime soon.
But I don't answer to inevitabilities, and neither do you. I don't answer to the economy. I don't answer to tradition and I don't answer to Everyone. For me, it comes down to a question of whether I am a man or just a consumer. Whether to reason or just to rationalize. Whether to heed my conscience or my every craving, to assert my free will or just my will. Whether to side with the powerful and comfortable or with the weak, afflicted, and forgotten. — Matthew Scully