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I love Colorado. The mountains are so passionate. They just make me want to run to the top and yell obscene things to the valleys below." ~ Ardith — Jocelyn Davies

What we want to believe and what is true are, I think, more closely related than the Rationalists would sometimes have us believe. — Clive Barker

I have followed my ear and my heart, which may be false. I hope not. — F. S Flint

I kept you so well, buried beneath the darkest shame and stilled with filthy lies. Perhaps I should have dug deeper. — Nicole Lyons

I am too young and I've loved you too much. — Fyodor Dostoyevsky

Can a nation remain healthy, can all nations draw together in a world whose brightest stars are film stars? — Winston Churchill

In the case of the Indian villager, an age-old culture is hidden under entrustment of crudeness. — Mahatma Gandhi

There were signs everywhere but none that I could read or even hope to decipher. These multi-lined symbols unhinged my familiar world. — Gerry Abbey

Anna used to be the abstinence poster girl, but you could write a comic book about the many adventures of her vagina. It could wear a cape. — Michelle Hodkin

We are, as we die, who we most were in life... — Mitch Albom

Like Paul Kraston said, all I ask in life is a water bed, a TV and a typewriter. Well, I'll just have an ordinary bed, a TV and a guitar. — John Lennon

We must never look at any sin in our past life in any way except that which leads us to praise God and to magnify His grace in Christ Jesus. — D. Martyn Lloyd-Jones

Hey man, so can you speak to dolphins and pilot whales with that forehead of yours? — Tucker Max

You cannot think negative thoughts and expect to live a positive life. — John Osteen

My major regret in life is that my childhood was unnecessarily lonely. — Truman Capote

But he no longer feared the fear! It was not something to run from, that fear, but something to fight. — Isaac Asimov