Mysterians Toys Quotes

#1. Hong Kong's people will get what they want, despite China's objections. Freedom invariably wins in the end.

Chris Patten

#2. Our heart chooses for us, or a tiny whisper inside that is too faint for us to hear.

Laurie Viera Rigler

#3. Beyond the reach of human range A drop of hell, a touch of strange . . .

Stephen King

#4. There are so many highs and lows for an athlete. But the highs outweigh the lows.

Diandra Asbaty

#5. The Poets say you can live on love alone, but if that were true their books would be free.

Betsy Talbot

#6. I rarely think about myself that much. I really don't.

Nancy Reagan

#7. Devic Magic
Woodland sprites, elves and nymphs
Waltz in time take a glimpse
Fairies hide the forest wit
Mushrooms fly, agarics hit

William O'Brien

#8. A good chunk of my life had been spent sorting out the scrambled communications, festering hostilities, and frozen affections that characterized families in turmoil. (257)

Jonathan Kellerman

#9. You may find another Beckham or Ronaldo, but never ever will you find another Sir Alex Ferguson.

Eric Cantona

#10. When we have too much faith, we can become dogmatic, attached to our own views. And we can see all too often how this blind belief leads to so much conflict and suffering in the world.

Joseph Goldstein

#11. Wherever life and knowledge seemed to contradict each other, there was never any serious struggle: in such cases, denial and doubt amounted to madness.

Friedrich Nietzsche

#12. Many women would like to dream with men without sleeping with them. Someone should point out to them that this is utterly impossible.

Karl Kraus

#13. Identity politics are wearisome; you don't want to go on speaking for any one group as a writer.

Emma Donoghue

#14. Germany was his favorite place to live, he said, because, even as a child, he could tell how much the Germans loved Americans, and it felt great to be loved for his nationality.

Imbolo Mbue

#15. I love writing. I've always written journals. I loved writing the book on living alone.

Barbara Feldon