Plenge Paleo Quotes

#1. I don't look at paying $8 billion for the directories business of Qwest as the thing that would really excite me ... I'm looking at a connection to the human being where it's interesting.

Craig McCaw

#2. He met failure as one day he would probably meet death, with cynical resentment and the courage of a solitary.

John Le Carre

#3. For Sleeping or Jumping couldn't be a better band name at a better time in music.

Ben Weinman

#4. But even the law cannot be in your bedroom at night.

Louis L'Amour

#5. The father of Ruth van Cleve's child, she reports, is under the protection and care of the Norfolk County Correctional Authority, awaiting sentencing for what Ruth van Cleve describes several times as operating a pharmaceutical company without a license.

David Foster Wallace

#6. Ain't nothin' to it, but to do it.

Maya Angelou

#7. the son of toil.

Fyodor Dostoyevsky

#8. Sound, in its distributive and dislocating permeability appears as if from everywhere; it flows as an environmental flux, leaving objects and bodies behind to collect others in its movement

Brandon Labelle

#9. Three men at McAlester State Penitentiary had larger penises than Lamar Pye, but all were black and therefore, by Lamar's own figuring, hardly human at all.

Stephen Hunter

#10. The quickest way to letting go of all your fears ... is to stop storing them in your head.

Timothy Pina

#11. Survival of all or none.
One raindrop raises the sea.
Weapons are enemies even to their owners.
Give more, take less.
Others first, self last.
Observe, listen, and learn.
Do one thing at a time.
Sing every day.
Exercise imagination.
Eat to live, don't live to eat.

James Gurney

#12. I don't want to be 35 years old and still popping out songs in miniskirts and la-la-la.

Holly Valance

#13. When one star sets, a million spring forth.

Vincent Lowry

#14. Bullshit! Li-ar! Your mother and father are dead like everybody else. Everybody is dead.

Joyce Carol Oates

#15. Thus the negro transmits the eternal mark of his ignominy to all his descendants; and although the law may abolish slavery, God alone can obliterate the traces of its existence.

Alexis De Tocqueville