Quotes About Group Texts

#1. What is there in the world NOT to love? Other than enemies, drugs, diseases, traffic, morning alarms, people snoring, dishes, folding fitted sheet, YouTube ads, group texts you don't want to be a part of, taxes, unknown callers ...

Me

#2. Group texts are the worst. They're like a terrible, technological snowball, coming down a mountain, and you can't stop it.

Jase Robertson

#3. However superficially appealing, the idea that a religious tradition could be saved from crisis because a group of intellectuals radically reinterpreted its sacred texts is the kind of conceit that only, well, an intellectual could possibly believe.

Ross Douthat

#4. Children are way more articulate, way more connected to their rights, and they want to be fully participating, empowered members of society but we have to release and we have to let go. We have to allow children to enter their self-governance and their state of empowered presence.

Shefali Tsabary

#5. Autonomous people, nations, and systems can promote each other's welfare; they do not have to fight each other like those whose inner insecurity and immaturity continually demand the demarcation of limits and postures of intimidation.

Christa Wolf

#6. What goes out always returns; remember to be kind to yourself.

Janni Styles

#7. Hell sent texts messages - group ones at that? It kind of fit, since there was nothing worse than being on the receiving end of a group message - sort of like being held hostage.

Jennifer L. Armentrout

#8. I thought we were gonna open up the world of poetry and music to all kinds of things, and yet, I can't really think of anyone who's done anything like it since.

Ray Manzarek

#9. Perhaps the gravest under-publicized atrocity in the world is the persecution of Christians.

Conrad Black

#10. If a dragon has already transferred their consciousness to their heart of hearts, then they will die a true death.

Christopher Paolini

#11. REX BRADEN AWOKE before dawn, just as he had every Sunday morning for the past twenty-six years - since the Sunday after his mother died, when he was eight years old. He didn't know what had startled him

Melissa Foster