Warfarin Coumadin Quotes & Sayings

Fame makes you feel permanently like a girl walking past construction workers. — Brad Pitt

[My husband] can beat most anyone in Trivial Pursuit, but only because the game does not include questions like "Where is your wallet? — Amy Sutherland

Reality and perfection are synonymous. — Baruch Spinoza

Effective education is not adding a program or a set of programs to a school. Rather, it is a transformation of the culture and life of the school. — David Berkowitz

Members of the Academy are mostly urban people. We are an urban nation. We are not a rural nation. It's not easy even to get a rural story made. — Larry McMurtry

Reversed stupidity is not intelligence — Eliezer Yudkowsky

You know historians - can't leave a puzzle alone — Diana Gabaldon

Faster!" Shane yelled. Eve hit the gas hard, and whipped around a slower-moving van. The firing ceased, at least for now. "You see why I didn't want you to stop?"
"Okay, your father is officially off my Christmas list!" Eve yelled. "Oh my God, look at my car! — Rachel Caine

You were never supposed to love me. I wasn't prepared for it — Priscilla Glenn

We fear that this moment will end, that we won't get what we need, that we will lose what we love, or that we will not be safe. Often, our biggest fear is the knowledge that one day our bodies will cease functioning. So even when we are surrounded by all the conditions for happiness, our joy is not complete. — Thich Nhat Hanh

If you wish to obtain a great name or to found an establishment, be completely mad; but be sure that your madness corresponds with the turn and temper of your age. — Voltaire

As a ballplayer, (Dizzy) Dean was a natural phenomenon, like the Grand Canyon or the Great Barrier Reef. Nobody ever taught him baseball and he never had to learn. He was just doing what came naturally when a scout named Don Curtis discovered him on a Texas sandlot and gave him his first contract. — Red Smith

Happiness is being famous for your financial ability to indulge in every kind of excess. — Bill Watterson

The close of my studies with a degree of a Dr. Ing. in 1929 coincided with the great economic crisis, and I was not able to find an academic position. I was therefore very grateful for a position in the newly created laboratory of G.J. Driza in Prague where rare chemicals were produced on small scale. — Vladimir Prelog