Sumpena Quotes & Sayings

Get out of my room, you insufferable man. — Chelsea Fine

If the envious, the defamers and the backbiters were taken out of the average church, there would be revival overnight. — Aiden Wilson Tozer

While I'm trying to be a villain, Tyler Posey's just making me break character all the time. It's hilarious. — Colton Haynes

[Thanatopsis] was written in 1817, when Bryant was 23. Had he died then, the world would have thought it had lost a great poet. But he lived on. — William C. Bryant

Life is very short ... but I would like to live four times and if I could, I would set out to do no other things than I am seeking now to do. — William Merritt Chase

What do you desire? What makes you itch? What sort of a situation would you like? — Alan W. Watts

Pain, unless it is physical, was sold to you (by your culture). — Mokokoma Mokhonoana

It's not enough to wish, it's not enough to dream, it's not enough to promise. We must do. — Thomas S. Monson

This is Art holding a Mirror up to Life. That's why everything is exactly the wrong way around. — Terry Pratchett

And what is a kiss, specifically? A pledge properly sealed, a promise seasoned to taste, a vow stamped with the immediacy of a lip, a rosy circle drawn around the verb 'to love.' A kiss is a message too intimate for the ear, infinity captured in the bee's brief visit to a flower, secular communication with an aftertaste of heaven, the pulse rising from the heart to utter its name on a lover's lip: 'Forever. — Edmond Rostand

only a small minority of military personnel have combat-related jobs. In 2015, even after two lengthy wars, the percentage of military personnel in combat specialties was only 14 percent overall - with substantial differences between the services: for instance, 28 percent of enlisted Army personnel serve in jobs that are classified as combat positions compared to just 3 percent of Navy enlisted personnel.
To be sure, many military personnel in noncombat positions end up in combat [zones] anyway. . . . But even when deployed in combat zones, most members of the military never end up fighting. — Rosa Brooks