Zeitungen Online Quotes & Sayings

Haven't seen Imhotep in millennia. I wonder what he's up to. Perhaps I should Google him - — Rick Riordan

To dance is to reach for a word that doesn't exist,
To sing the heartsong of a thousand generations,
To feel the meaning of a moment in time. — Beth A. Jones

If it's a man's world, as they say, then men: your world is a poorly run carnage fest. — Henry Rollins

Ignorance is my least favorite thing. I really think it's at the core of all our problems. — Naomi Judd

Designis a revelation to me. It's like taking something that is not alive and giving it form, shape, substance, and life. — Geoffrey Beene

But life never misses an opportunity to upscuttle us. Life likes to tell us it told us so. — Sara Baume

Having found in many books different methods of going to GOD, and divers practices of the spiritual life, I thought this would serve rather to puzzle me than facilitate what I sought after, which was nothing but how to become wholly GOD'S. This made me resolve to give the all for the all; so after having given myself wholly to GOD, that He might take away my sin, I renounced, for the love of Him, everything that was not He; and I began to live as if there was none but He and I in the world. — Brother Lawrence

I think I'm hornier than most dudes. I'm not a selfish lover - but the bottom line is ... I guess I am horny. I'm insatiable. I can never get enough. — Rude Jude

Historical science is being left in the dust. — Jack Horner

Jealousy - that jumble of secret worship and ostensible aversion. — Emile M. Cioran

Financial independence is about having more choices. — Robert Kiyosaki

I'm not going to sit here and bash the manager, we have to regroup. — David Wells

These endless legal challenges that define elections in New York are a joke in this country, and they are the reason why it is so expensive, or one of the reasons, it's so expensive to run here and why so many people decide not to run. — Michael Bloomberg

They were late and shook off their coats hurriedly. This was complicated for the older man by the necessity first of taking off his professorial gown, and then of putting it back on again once his coat was off, then of stuffing his hat in his coat pocket, then of wondering where he'd put his scarf, and then of realizing that he hadn't brought it, then of fishing in his coat pocket for his handkerchief, then of fishing in his other coat pocket for his spectacles, and finally of finding them quite unexpectedly wrapped in his scarf, which it turned out he had brought after all but hadn't been wearing despite the damp and bitter wind blowing in like a witch's breath from across the fens. He — Douglas Adams