Share with me your deepest, most profound quote.

[Al MacLeod]

I just read this quote from Richard Holbrooke...The bearish Holbrooke said he has no qualms about "negotiating with people who do immoral things."
"If you can prevent the deaths of people still alive, you're not doing a disservice to those already killed by trying to do so," he said in 1999.

 

[Batutta]

"The best-selling book of all time was written by a committee, and it was called The Bible." - Louis B. Mayer on the auteur theory.

 

[David G. Smith]

I nearly typed this a couple times now... but clicked off the page thinking better of it... but... if you come across a crude person of ill-comprehension... I've phrased that as "f*** not with others as you'd have them not f*** with you".

In text it reads more crude and serious then I'd like... but for the "right type of person" this actually gets the point of personal responsibility to penetrate a thick skull.

Well there are multiple humorous variations on that quote. My fav would be, "Do unto others... then run"!!