Taisetsu Na Quotes & Sayings

It was funny, he reflected later, how one's life could alter in an
instant, how one
minute everything could be a certain way, and the next it's simply ... not — Julia Quinn

He no playa the game, he no maka the rules. — Earl Butz

I feel as though I have been having conversations like this all my life. None of us is young anymore, but what has just taken place could have happened when I was sixteen, or twenty, or twenty-five. We got to adolescence and just stopped dead; we drew up the map then and left the boundaries exactly as they were. — Nick Hornby

Yes, there's such a thing as luck in trial law but it only comes at 3 o'clock in the morning. You'll still find me in the library looking for luck at 3 o'clock in the morning. — Louis Nizer

We divide those between the person that we love and the movement that we hate. — Scott Lively

Whether the pitcher hits the stone or the stone hits the pitcher, it goes ill with the pitcher. — Miguel De Cervantes

most of the times
it's the hardest
to say
what I love more

you

or

your memory. — Sanober Khan

I tell you, Heaven is a real, literal, physical place, a city as material, as physical, as literal as Chicago or London or New York or Tokyo. — John R. Rice

Sometimes the given seems like something taken away. — Mason Cooley

Why do you treat us like a four-headed freak? All we need is a pound a week, Just enough for our beer and pills — Bunny Paine-Clemes

as eminent political theorist Hannah Arendt saw back in 1951: "Would-be totalitarian rulers usually start their careers by boasting of their past crimes and carefully outlining their future ones. — Brooke Gladstone

You don't throw your friends under the bus. — Herman Cain

Sharon Needles. Did I meet you at the free clinic? — RuPaul

Our ignorance can be divided into problems and mysteries. When we face a problem, we may not know its solution, but we have insight, increasing knowledge, and an inkling of what we are looking for. When we face a mystery, however, we can only stare in wonder and bewilderment, not knowing what an explanation would even look like. — Noam Chomsky