Cevat Fehmi Quotes

#1. Summerville Assisted Seniors House - the seventh circle of hell, as far as the Sisters were concerned.

Kami Garcia

#2. First stage is knowing the truth, second is not knowing the truth, third is realizing the paradox.

John K. Brown

#3. If God does not give you something you ask for, wait on Him. He will speak with you tenderly and sympathetically about the matter until you yourself understand that He cannot grant your prayer.

Ole Hallesby

#4. I saw a man pursuing the horizon

Stephen Crane

#5. I used to read comics when I was a kid.

Jeff Bridges

#6. The most important thing is to not be on fire. Ask someone who is on fire, and they will tell you that the most important thing is to not be on fire.

Darynda Jones

#7. If the women in the factories stopped work for twenty minutes, the Allies would lose the war.

Joseph Joffre

#8. Poor Fred - he's actually working on a typo, and somebody ought to tell him. Twice in the New Testament Jesus withered fig trees, Isaiah withered a fig tree, and there's another place in the Old Testament - I think it-s in Psalms - where a fig tree was withered. God hates figs, not fags!

Thom Hartmann

#9. Flight from familiar tedium to new tedium would have for a time the outer look and promise of adventure.

Sinclair Lewis

#10. If you can show a person logical proof that essentianlly he's got nothing to cry about, he'll stop crying. That seems clear. Don't you think he'd stop crying?'
"That would make life too easy," Raskolnikov replied.

Fyodor Dostoyevsky

#11. After I finish PO5, I would like to get a dog. I want to be able to spend more time with my pet, and I don't have the time right now.

Scott Wolf

#12. There need not be, there would not be, any real change in our designs, only in our means." '"Saruman," I said, "I have heard speeches of this kind before, but only in the mouths of emissaries sent from Mordor to deceive the ignorant. I

J.R.R. Tolkien

#13. Properly speaking, should any individual ever have exact, clear knowledge of his own core consciousness?"
"I wouldn't know," I said.
"Nor would we," said the scientists.

Haruki Murakami