16810 Lazy Quotes

#1. After women, flowers are the most lovely thing God has given the world.

Christian Dior

#2. In civilized society external advantages make us more respected. A man with a good coat upon his back meets with a better reception than he who has a bad one. You may analyze this and say, What is there in it? But that will avail you nothing, for it is a part of a general system.

Samuel Johnson

#3. It might seem to you, Peter, that a truck driver, one step above an ape in your view, can't remember. But truck drivers can have brains, too.

Isaac Asimov

#4. Certainly, it is heaven upon earth, to have a man's mind move in charity, rest in providence, and turn upon the poles of truth.

Francis Bacon

#5. Are you mad?"
"Why would I be mad?"
"I'm covered in mud."
"Are you sure that's mud? I thought you were covered in the dreams you made in the dirt.

Lisa Henry

#6. It is a misfortune to be in the presence of a writer, even a failed writer, to be seen by him, be his passing study and remain in his corrupt memory. It is like the insult of a corpse on the road by a war photographer.

Manu Joseph

#7. People who told you to "think fast" were always those who thought much more slowly than you did.

Charlie Jane Anders

#8. Born? Hell, Babe Ruth wasn't born. He fell from a tree.

Joe Dugan

#9. I think about my family first. I want my family to not want for anything. I would like to make sure they have no worries.

LaDainian Tomlinson

#10. At the logic of fashion, such once-popular perversions as pedophilia and sodomy will become derided cliches, as amusing as pottery ducks on suburban walls.

J.G. Ballard

#11. Even if it is the twilight of the world, before night falls I will sleep in your arms.' ...

Dorothy L. Sayers

#12. Each day I also try to draw. It's a similar expulsion of buildup: Milking the cows every morning. Checking the chickens' eggs. Why should that be limited to a certain medium?

Brian Chippendale

#13. I don't like being put in a box. I just make music, you know?

Tyler, The Creator

#14. Sardonic, seriocomic saga of the plight of India's poor.

Aravind Adiga