Bal Krishna Quotes

#1. Here's a woman who had survived the centrifuge, the vomit comet, hard-landing drills and 10k runs. A woman who fixed a simulated MDV computer failure while being spun around upside-down. But she was afraid of a tattoo needle.

Andy Weir

#2. In British culture, redheads get teased at school. But I've grown up enough to realize I love my hair.

Lily Cole

#3. Knowing God is like listening to beautiful music. His words have power. He lifts me up & soothes my soul. He makes me dance. He gives me joy.

Germany Kent

#4. Next to hot chicken soup, a tattoo of an anchor on your chest, and penicillin, I consider a honeymoon one of the most overrated events in the world.

Erma Bombeck

#5. But, no one
can tell without cease
our human
story, and so we
lose, lose

Li-Young Lee

#6. Whenever a president nominates somebody to a high-profile post, there is always the risk that some skeleton, real or imagined, will emerge from the nominee's closet and doom the whole enterprise.

Timothy Noah

#7. I guess we often get the deep blues, both of us, and wonder what it all means- the people, the buildings, the day by day things, the waste of time, of ourselves.

Charles Bukowski

#8. The key to having good scales is a healthy diet of venison when you're just a wee dragon lad.

Sully Tarnish

#9. Can you still have any famous last words if you're somebody nobody knows?

Ryan Adams

#10. A perverse nature can be stimulated by anything. Any book can be used as a pornographic instrument, even a great work of literature if the mind that so uses it is off-balance. I once found a small boy masturbating in the presence of the Victorian steel-engraving in a family Bible.

Anthony Burgess

#11. I'll just try to keep my mind open to whatever comes my way.

McCoy Tyner

#12. If you have any opinions at all or if you're even remotely verbal then they're going to call you fiery.

Shirley Manson

#13. But she thought the men's brains had turned to jelly. They couldn't see straight. Faced with a pretty woman they all seemed to lose their reason.

Ann Cleeves