Zoup Southfield Quotes & Sayings

Blood always weighed the heaviest when it belonged to someone else. — Abbie Chandler

The brain is a material thing, something you can hold in your hands. The mind is an immaterial thing, something only the Universe can hold. — Toni Sorenson

And if, for some awful reason, you forget that money is a game, a make-believe concept that some people invented, you could be led back into the complex layered world of Should. And here, the loss isn't a financial one. You are the cost. Is it worth it? — Elle Luna

She decided to talk to this man she admired, even though he was covered with intricate yarn knots and would not respond. "Mouse, you sexy bitch. You have a crossbow?" Eve pulled it out and examined it in the streetlight's gleam. "You hot piece of man." It was cocked and ready to fire.
"One last mission together, big guy. Let's go get 'em. — Debra Anastasia

If we understood something just one way, we would not understand it at all. — Marvin Minsky

My heart has always been in more up-tempo music you can dance to. — Jordan Knight

Nonviolence is kindling light of love into the dark places and budding trust from the threshold of hopelessness. — Amit Ray

The first commendment of hte post 1970s meritocracy can be sumed up as follows: "Thou shall provide equality of opportunity to all, regardless of race, gender, or sexual oritentation, but worry not about equality of outcomes." But what we've seen time and time again is that the two aren't so neatly separated. If you don't concern yourself at all with equality fo outcomes, you will, over time, produce a system with horrendous inequality of opportunity. This is the paradox of meritocracy: It can only truly come to flower in a society that starts out with a relatively high degree of equality. So if you want meritocracy, work for equality. Because it is only in a society which values equality of actual outcomes, one that promotes the commonweal and social solidarity, that equal opportunity and earned mobility can flourish. — Christopher L. Hayes

The moon was already a quarter ways up. All but day bright. He felt like something in a jar. — Cormac McCarthy

We have our roots in country, and that's our foundation, but we pull from a lot. — Dave Haywood

I am among the few who continue to draw after childhood is ended, continuing and perfecting childhood drawing - without the traditional interruption of academic training. — Saul Steinberg