Viuit Quotes & Sayings

In France, you're with the crew, and you have lunch with them. It's more like a family. — Charlotte Gainsbourg

A tactical orgasm. That's what he needed. Then he'd stop fantasizing about all those lacy bras she'd left back in his bathroom. She really needed to dry those someplace else. It had taken him fifteen minutes to take a leak this morning because the damn things were hanging up right where he - and his dick - could see them. It twitched in his slacks. His dick had a great memory. — Tracy Brogan

Thanks to the discrepancies between people's thoughts and their actions, and to the diversity of their wishful impulses. — Sigmund Freud

God has no cousins, only children. — Max Lucado

The first principle is that the business should be successful: that it should make money. There is a belief prevalent in America and other Western countries that being successful, making money, is somehow wrong for people who are trying to lead a spiritual life. In Buddhism though it is not the money which is in itself wrong; in fact, a person with greater resources can do much more good in the world than the one without. The question rather is how we make the money; whether we understand where it comes from and how to make it continue to come; and whether we keep a healthy attitude about the money. — Michael Roach

There is no change - I'm as deep or as shallow as I ever was. What's new is on-the-job experience. This is what you gain with years. — Gordon Getty

Nothing captures human interest more than human tragedy. — Dan Brown

No one finds time for prayer. You either take time for it or you don't get it. — Joan D. Chittister

Do not be angry with me if I tell you the truth — Socrates

Perhaps it is a child's magical thinking. But you cannot know a place until you know the stories it tells about itself. — Sean Wallace

Here you have learned the theories of life," continued the Headmaster, resuming the thread of his discourse, "but after all, life is not a matter of theories. Life is a matter of facts. It calls on the young and the old alike to face these facts, even though they are hard and sometimes unpleasant. Your problem, for example, is to slay dragons. — Heywood Broun