Red Velvet Cupcake Quotes

#1. Where character forbids self-indulgence, transcendence still hovers around.

Richard M. Weaver

#2. On every level - as individuals, and as members of a family, a community, a nation, and a planet - the most mischievous troublemakers we face are anger and egoism.

Dalai Lama XIV

#3. Idleness leads to insolence.

Matshona Dhliwayo

#4. If you scrutinize reality closely enough, if in some way you really, really get to it, it becomes fantastic.

Diane Arbus

#5. I thought you weren't crazy anymore." Winter grinned. "I never made any promises.

Marissa Meyer

#6. If you spend more on coffee than on IT security, you will be hacked. What's more, you deserve to be hacked.

Richard A. Clarke

#7. You're only human. You live once and life is wonderful so eat the damn red velvet cupcake!

Emma Stone

#8. We need to figure out how to have the things we love, and not destroy the world.

Elon Musk

#9. Not if I know myself at all.

Charles Lamb

#10. I think kids relate to me because I have some ability to remain a little bit naive. Even during interviews. Mostly during interviews.

Cat Stevens

#11. New Labour was the most short-sighted, self-serving, incompetent, useless, and ineffective government that Britain has ever known. Make no mistake, Labour's economic policies were a national security liability.

Liam Fox

#12. I'll never turn down a red velvet cupcake.

Shay Mitchell

#13. Persistence in prayer for someone whom we don't like, however much it goes against the grain to begin with, brings about a remarkable change in attitude.

F.F. Bruce

#14. You know of our sympathetic interest in this country in Iran's desire to control its natural resources. From this point of view we were happy to see that the British Government has on its part accepted the principle of nationalization.

Harry S. Truman

#15. Modesty is invisibility ... Never forget it. To be seen - to be seen - is to be ... penetrated. What you must be girls, is impenetrable.

Margaret Atwood

#16. The Bill of Rights was written before data-mining," he said. He was awesomely serene, convinced of his rightness. "The right to freedom of association is fine, but why shouldn't the cops be allowed to mine your social network to figure out if you're hanging out with gangbangers and terrorists?

Cory Doctorow