Yuichi Quotes & Sayings

Why would I kill to know what she's thinking right now?
Probably because I enjoy killing. — Kresley Cole

It is better to advise than upbraid, for the one corrects the erring; the other only convicts them. — Epictetus

Uncle Yuichi: Something's moving up there? Hmm... I don't see anything. It was probably a satelite.

Punpun (with gums flapping): Could I have discovered a new planet?!

(long pause)

Yuichi: Yes! This could be a great discovery! If it really is a new planet... It'll be called Planet PunPun!

Punpun (slobbering again): Do you think I'll win the Nobel Prise?!

Yuichi: You sure are a greedy kid. — Inio Asano

For most Americans, poetry plays no role in their everyday lives. But also for most Americans, contemporary painting or jazz or sculpture play no role either. I'm not saying poetry is singled out as a special thing to ignore. — Billy Collins

What creates a writer is huge, psychological dysfunction. — Kathy Lette

Whether joy or sorrow, pain or pleasure; whatsoever may befall thee, accept it serenely with an unvanquished heart. — Rabindranath Tagore

The occupation is really terrible on a variety of levels. It's terrible on the "shooting people and torturing people in prison" level. But I think the thing that is very hard to convey is that it's also this bureaucratic grinding-down and daily humiliation that I think would probably be as horrible as the spectacular violence. — Molly Crabapple

Restricted happiness is better than the freedom of solitude." -Yuichi to Wataru — Satoru Kannagi

She was at the beauty shop for two hours. That was only for the estimate. — Henny Youngman

10 Have we not all one afather? hath not one God bcreated us? why — Anonymous

Girls more than boys,
Children more than adults,
Loneliness more than crowds,
Sidestreets more than main streets...
ARE DANGEROUS!!! — Yuichi Kumakura

I'm blessed with health and energy and passion for the game of baseball, and also to help children. — Carlos Delgado

One has ideas, does experiments, meets people, seeks advice, calls old friends, runs into unexpected remarks, meets new people with new ideas, and in the process finds a career of shifts and often serendipitous meanders that may be rewarding and rich, but is seldom marked by guideposts glimpsed very far in advance. — Charles H. Townes