21 Quotes

“It's one of those things a person has to do; sometimes a person has to go a very long distance out of his way to come back a short distance correctly.”
― Edward Albee, The American Dream & The Zoo Story

“A person who's going to be famous usually drops a few clues by the time they're twenty-one.”
― Frank D. Gilroy, The Subject Was Roses

“I want to turn 21 as soon as possible not so that I can drink (how horrific!) but so that I can say, "I am ONE and TWENTY.”
― TheAustenAddict

“...21st century leaders use their brain cells more than their muscle tissues!”
― Israelmore Ayivor, The Great Hand Book of Quotes

“Het is een daad van autonomie om te beslissen of een gebeurtenis wel of niet een rol mag spelen in je leven. Is dat waar? Is dat een opvatting of was het een vlucht? Kan ze daarop terugkomen? Kun je jaren na het stellen van een vraag alsnog antwoord geven?”
― Marijke Schermer, Noodweer

“Quand t'as vingt et un an, la vie est nette comme une carte routière. C'est seulement quand t’arrive à vingt-cinq que tu commences à soupçonner que tu tenais la carte à l'envers... et à quarante que t'en as la certitude. Quand t'atteins les soixante, alors là, crois moi t'es définitivement largué.”
― Stephen King, Joyland

“Gone are the days when success depends on how you use your muscle tissues. In this 21st century, your brain cells must work more than your muscle tissues!”
― Israelmore Ayivor, The Great Hand Book of Quotes

“The best game ever played was in Monday 3/21/2016, 2 games were played for 40 minutes class sport and in both I win and I and my friend we were going on the 3 game, but unfortunately we didn't finished it. But from here it can be see that I'm the winner!”
― Deyth Banger

“And in Mom's necklace is the echo of their every other sacrifice—her slippers cuffing the hallway as she folds laundry, covering my chores while I studied into the night; the scar where she cut her finger chopping black chickens to nourish me during finals; Dad chauffeuring me to my clinic internship; all their worries over my med school applications.

It's one thing to dance around the little controls Mom exerts on my life. Quite another to shed a hard-fought-for future of financial security and respect for our families. My parents would slit their throats for my happiness, and in return, my future is their future.

I should have known better than to let myself get swept away.”
― Abigail Hing Wen, Loveboat, Taipei