Warren Beatty Bugsy Quotes & Sayings

You may have noted the fact that it is a person's virtues as often as his vices that make him difficult to live with. — Kate Douglas Wiggin

There were books about how to be gay; he'd seen them in stores and libraries. Some of them even had diagrams. But there weren't any diagrams about how to fall in love with your best friend and not fuck everything up. — Poppy Z. Brite

Good ideas rarely seem like good ideas at their inception, that's what stops the majority of people from having them — Drew Gummerson

Dogs hate foxes. Nazis hate Jews. Hate doesn't need a why. Who or even what is ample. — David Mitchell

Most harm is done by people who are awake. — Jeremy Hardy

Growth, growth, growth
that's all we've known ... World automobile production is doubling every 10 years; human population growth is like nothing that has happened in all of geologic history. The world will only tolerate so many doublings of anything
whether it's power plants or grasshoppers. — M. King Hubbert

The greatest sin today in the church is the man in the pew who is ignorant of the Bible. — J. Vernon McGee

you cannot please everyone, so why please anyone at all? — Rob Zombie

For he will speak peace to his people. . . . psalm 85:8 Peace is a language. To "speak peace" is very different from speaking of peace. To speak of peace is to reason about it. But to speak peace is to impart it. The promise in this psalm is that God will make peace with us and among us. But the phrase also serves as a reminder that our words are acts. When we speak, we may stir up animosities, suspicions, jealousies, or old hurts - or we may impart peace. Peace may be "uttered" not only in gentleness of voice when we speak, but in the choice of words that reframe, redirect, or surprise us into reconsidering. Sometimes a way of describing the problem or conflict as an opportunity for invention or imagination or learning can enable those who are stuck in a point of view to see a new way. — Marilyn Chandler McEntyre

To understand what the outside of an aquarium looks like, it's better not to be a fish. — Andre Malraux