Roberto Fontanarrosa
View AuthorI have two problems playing soccer. One is the left leg. The other is the right leg.
Aristotle
View AuthorIf human actions can be noble, shameful, or indifferent, the same applies to the corresponding pleasures. There are pleasures that stem from noble activities, and others from shameful origins.
Ángel Ganivet
View AuthorThe fury with which the current world seeks pleasure proves that it lacks it.
André Gide
View AuthorWe should not enjoy things that have cost us dearly more, nor enjoy less those that have cost us nothing.
León Gieco
View AuthorThe music is a broad thing, without limits, without borders, without flags.
Jean Giono
View AuthorThe pleasures of the world are our only sustenance. The last drop keeps us still alive.
Heywood Hale Broun
View AuthorSports do not shape character, they reveal it.
William Hazlitt
View AuthorI would like to spend my entire life traveling, if someone could lend me a second life to spend at home.
Martin Heidegger
View AuthorVery soon television, to exert its sovereign influence, will traverse in all directions the entire machinery and all the bustle of human relationships.
Heinrich Heine
View AuthorIf you want to travel to the stars, don't seek company.
Claude Adrien Helvétius
View AuthorPleasure and pain are the only two springs that move and will move the world.
Victor Hugo
View AuthorMusic expresses what cannot be said with words but cannot remain silent.