Renzo Gracie Fodacy Quotes

#1. Engineering, like poetry, is an attempt to approach perfection. And engineers, like poets, are seldom completely satisfied with their creations. They notice, even if no one else does, the world that is not quite le mot juste, or the hairline crack that blemishes the structure.

Henry Petroski

#2. I worked on the United Parcel Service truck, I sold home delivery of milk. But always, in the back of my mind, I wanted to get into radio.

Larry King

#3. It's not just guys like those today. Even the pretty ones can be awful. Don't trust them just because they're pretty.

Melissa Marr

#4. He rolled the bloodied tape into a cylinder

Lee Child

#5. Welcome," he said, "and thanks for stopping by. Now, if you wouldn't mind, I'd like you to leave.

J.J. Maddox

#6. When I'm not at work, I put deep conditioner in my hair and wear a baseball cap. I'll just roll around on the off-days with goop in my hair, and then just rinse it out.

Sarah Rafferty

#7. If you do nothing long enough, something's bound to happen.

H. Jon Benjamin

#8. The archetypal dwelling of the American frontier, the log cabin, was in fact a Scots development, if not invention. The word itself, cabine, meant any sort of rude enclosure or hut, made of stone and dirt in Scotland, or sod and mud in Ireland.

Arthur Herman

#9. Given Loughner's obsession with meaninglessness and language, maybe Foucault & Derrida deserve some fault here, too.

Walter Kirn