Teafords Dairy Quotes & Sayings

The only form of lying that is absolutely beyond reproach is lying for its own sake. — Oscar Wilde

There is a delicate ridge one must ride between fear and reason on a motorcycle - lean too far in either direction and there will be consequences. — Lily Brooks-Dalton

And Watt preferred on the whole having to do with things of which he did not know the name, though this too was painful to Watt, to having to do with things of which the known name, the proven name, was not the name, any more, for him. For he could always hope, of a thing of which he had never known the name, that he would learn the name, some day, and so be tranquilized. — Samuel Beckett

Those people, who hate you, envy your freedom. — Santosh Kalwar

She has seen the mystery hid Under Egypt's pyramid: By those eyelids pale and close Now she knows what Rhamses knows. — Elizabeth Barrett Browning

In whatever sport of field of endeavor you are interested, you should do whatever is necessary to compliment your God-given talent with proper mental preparation so as to do "the best you can." The criterion should be to fully exploit your potential rather than to win at any cost. What more could anyone ever ask of you than to be the best you possibly can? — Bob Cousy

Take charge of your thoughts; for either it's slaying you or serving you — Bernard Kelvin Clive

If you envy me whatever modicom of success that I enjoy, you must also envy me my time, my labour, my finance, my anxiety, my frustration and my determination. Jose Sulaiman is the greatest boxing man that I have ever met. I think he is a knight in shining armour for the boxer, but I always insulate myself with the rules. — Don King

In a world where everything is remembered and everything is kept forever, you need to live for the future and things you really care about. — Eric Schmidt

The useful may be trusted to further itself, for many produce it and no one can do without it; but the beautiful must be specially encouraged, for few can present it, while yet all have need of it. — Johann Wolfgang Von Goethe

For almost four billion years life had dawdled along without any detectable ambitions in the direction of complexity, and then suddenly, in the space of just five or ten million years, it had created all the basic body designs still in use today. — Bill Bryson