Quotes About Mr Tulkinghorn

#1. I like going to areas where the murder rate is high and dropping it.

Snoop Dogg

#2. It is not being out at heels that makes a man discontented, it is being out at heart. To be contented is to be good friends with yourself.

Bliss Carman

#3. That's the problem today: Who is the creator?

Dan DeCarlo

#4. Unrivalled not only in its class, but in a class by itself.

Gordon R. Dickson

#5. 55% of all Americans lose their remote control 5 times a week. That means that they must see the same show for up to 3-4 minutes a time!

Jay Leno

#6. There are noble mausoleums rooted for centuries in retired glades of parks among the growing timber and the fern, which perhaps hold fewer noble secrets than walk abroad among men, shut up in the breast of Mr. Tulkinghorn.

Charles Dickens

#7. She must have been very anxious about a first boy friend to fall in love with a Colgate boy

Haidji

#8. From the beginning of her development, Sylvia - or Sivvy, as her family called her - came to associate words as a substitute for love

Andrew Wilson

#9. Once a man sees what is possible and makes just a few changes, a whole new world opens up where he finds opportunities that he couldn't see before.

Roosh V

#10. His laugh & chocolatey eyes captured me, making my skin grow warmer.

Ashley Stoyanoff

#11. The first time I met Bill Clinton was actually 1988.

Dee Dee Myers

#12. A Christian is the gentlest of men; but then he is a man.

Charles Spurgeon

#13. When we say that prayer puts God to work, it is simply to say that man has it in his power by prayer to move God to work in His own way among men, in which way He would not work if prayer was not made.

Edward McKendree Bounds

#14. How I even do something without knowing what I do?? (Isn't it Strange??)

Deyth Banger

#15. Mr. Tulkinghorn is always the same, speechless repository of noble confidences, so oddly out of place and yet so perfectly at home.

Charles Dickens

#16. You're not asking for input. You are asking your admirer's to prove they are paying attention.

Chris Cleave