Scommesse Vincenti Quotes

#1. The Navy is much more than a job; much more than service to country. It is a way of life. It gets in your blood.

Albert F. Pratt

#2. I feel helpless, hopeless, too low to call out, too weak to think. Impotent tears dribble down.

Elizabeth Smart

#3. If I've learned anything in my 30s, it's about holding back a little bit.

Sandra Bernhard

#4. Immensely clever and libidinously hilarious.The most astonishing thing about Love in a Dead Language is its ingenious construction. Insofar as any printed volume can lay claim to being a multimedia work, this book earns that distinction.

Paul Di Filippo

#5. I plan to live to be 120!

Teri Garr

#6. I would have thought you'd import an English staff?"
"Good heavens, no! I would not wish a British chef on anyone except the French tax collectors.

Dan Brown

#7. I have lost my rhythm.
I can't sleep.
I can't eat.
I have been robbed of
my filth.

Charles Bukowski

#8. What made the difference between choosing to die and deciding to live?
Was it the weight of sadness that buckled them over and dragged them away from all sane, rational thoughts with an anchor of hopelessness so intense they just gave up fighting?

Heidi R. Kling

#9. Never EVER sell yourself short and
don't let anyone ever treat U like
trash or use your feelings.U R special!

Lily Amis

#10. Monsters can only live in hiding, covered by darkness and the shame wrapped up in the telling.

Elle Casey

#11. I don't believe anything really revolutionary has ever been invented by committee ... I'm going to give you some advice that might be hard to take. That advice is: Work alone ... Not on a committee. Not on a team.

Steve Wozniak

#12. Well, paycheck protection is an important ingredient for a successful campaign finance reform measure.

Andrew Card

#13. I don't even think I'll see all of 'The Mist' until I'm 18. I'm going to the premiere, but I'll close my eyes during the scarier scenes.

Nathan Gamble

#14. Thus, as historian Soledad Loaeza has argued, the authoritarianism that distinguished Mexico during the second half of the 1960s should not be reduced to a series of "paranoid" acts of a single president (as Enrique Krauze and others have insisted).

Jaime Pensado