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“History does not always repeat itself. Sometimes it just yells, 'Can't you remember anything I told you?' and lets fly with a club.”
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“Among the many thousands of things that I have never been able to understand, one in particular stands out. That is the question of who was the first person who stood by a pile of sand and said, “You know, I bet if we took some of this and mixed it with a little potash and heated it, we could make a material that would be solid and yet transparent. We could call it glass.” Call me obtuse, but you could stand me on a beach till the end of time and never would it occur to me to try to make it into windows.”
― Notes from a Small Island: A hilarious farewell tour of Great Britain—from foggy Dover to Loch Ness—by an American expat who called it home for 20 years
― Notes from a Small Island: A hilarious farewell tour of Great Britain—from foggy Dover to Loch Ness—by an American expat who called it home for 20 years
“Something can be very funny and then suddenly very terrifying-very exciting, and suddenly very ridiculous. I think that’s what life is like, that’s what interests me.”
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“It probably seems obvious, but as an editor, I love stories. But it’s a little bit more than that. I intensely believe that stories have power. They can spark an idea, or a realization. They can, by just offering another perspective, change a person’s mind. They can make us weep and cry and care. And they can connect us. That’s powerful stuff.”
― Whedonistas: A Celebration of the Worlds of Joss Whedon by the Women Who Love Them
― Whedonistas: A Celebration of the Worlds of Joss Whedon by the Women Who Love Them
“Eenie, meenie, minie, mo” is based on a counting system that predates the Roman occupation of Britain, that may even be pre-Celtic. If so, it is a rare surviving link with the very distant past. It not only gives us a fragmentary image of how children were being amused at the time Stonehenge was built, but tells us something about how their elders counted and thought and ordered their speech.”
― Made in America
― Made in America
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