Honoré de Balzac
View AuthorIndulging in a vice costs more than maintaining a family.
Ambrose Bierce
View AuthorTeetotaler: A weak person who falls into the temptation of denying themselves a pleasure.
Simón Bolívar
View AuthorChess is a useful and honest game, indispensable in the education of youth.
Jorge Luis Borges
View AuthorIf I am rich in something, it is in perplexities and not certainties.
Edmund Burke
View AuthorNo group can act effectively if there is a lack of harmony; no group can act in harmony if there is a lack of trust; no group can act with confidence if it is not bound by common opinions, common affections, common interests.
John Cage
View AuthorI don't understand why people are scared of new ideas. I'm scared of old ones.
Cristina II
View AuthorThe smallest fly irritates the most terrible lion.
Marcus Aurelius
View AuthorIf fame only comes after death, I am not in a hurry to achieve it.
Thomas Moore
View AuthorThat's what I say, father. Whose wife?
Harry Mulisch
View AuthorA beginning never disappears, not even with an ending.
Haruki Murakami
View AuthorWhen one gets used to never getting what they want, you know what happens? They end up not even knowing what they want.
José Ortega y Gasset
View AuthorAs long as there is someone who believes in an idea, the idea lives.