Toyoshima Corporation Quotes & Sayings

If I had stayed in Hollywood, I would have killed myself. Or someone would have done it for me — Piper Laurie

I had the most fun on '3rd Rock'. It was a great show to work on. — Wayne Knight

What is man? Ally of God or simply his toy? His triumph or his fall? — Elie Wiesel

Maxims were like neural shortcuts, like icons on a desktop that instantly connect you to a body of information. — Jules Evans

By the river of forgetfulness, I found honesty. — Kristian Goldmund Aumann

You could send in your bleeding-heart do-gooders, you could hold hands and pray and sing hootenanny songs and invoke the great gods CNN and BBC, but the only way to finally open the roads to the big-eyed babies was to show up with more guns. And in this real world, nobody had more or better guns than America. If the good-hearted ideals of humankind were to prevail, then they needed men who could make it happen. — Mark Bowden

PC gaming has always been strong, and I see it surviving for quite a few more years. It will be around for at least as long as people use PCs. — Markus Persson

The empire of woman is an empire of softness, of address, of complacency. Her commands are caresses, her menaces are tears. — Jean-Jacques Rousseau

Upstream, Arkansas and Ohio have their bottomlands, too, populated by a jaundiced and hungry-looking race, prone to fevers, whose eyes gleam at the sight of stone and iron, for they know only sand and driftwood and muddy water. — Jorge Luis Borges

I don't particularly have a good memory. I think history is many times just the text written by the victors. I wanted to counter that aspect. — Elia Suleiman

The West was not dull, it was stupendously dull, and when not dull it was murderous. A man could get killed without realizing it. There were unbelievable flash floods, weird snakes, and God Himself did not know what else, along with Indians descending as swiftly as the funnel of a tornado. On — Evan S. Connell

Submitting to God requires us to deal with the sin in our lives. Sin — Neil T. Anderson