Nice quotes from Magic The Gathering
Mon, 07/14/2008 - 06:51 — rosedragon
- Friends teach what you want to know, enemies teach what you need to know.
- The only thing that flows faster than water is fear.
- Keep watching only for the giants and you'll be eaten by the ants.
- Getting in was easy part. Get out proved more difficult.
- Wear courage as your armor, wield honor as your blade.
- Madness and genius are separated only by a degree of success. --Einstein
- The end of one life is merely the beginning of thousands more.
- Anything sent into plagued world is bound to come back infected.
- The wise pay as much attention to what they throw away to what they keep.
- Good is not a 'thing'. You can neither touch nor own it. Good is a vision we all share and strive to make real.
- To forgive our enemies is to forgive ourselves.
- Enemies can be your weapons or your shields. Simply show which they are.
- When you have given everything, then you have everything to gain.
- Honor the brave who fought, honor the dead who fell, honor the world they saved.
- Like the tide, time both ebbs and flows.
- There are only two rules of tactics: never be without a plan, and never rely on it.
- All creatures have an inner fire. Releasing it can be dangerous.
- Finding true heart of stone is even harder than finding a true heart.
- The overconfidence is the most vulnerable.
- Be as fast as lightning, and you will be just as deadly.
- The ingredients for panic include equal parts danger, uncertainly, and helplessness.
- Precision is frequently more valuable than force.
- The only true immortality is in dying for a cause.
- There is no true equity of power. There is only more and less.
- One injustice starts a thousand riots. One law stops a thousand crimes.
- The more you look at a problem, the more dangerous it becomes.
- It's hard to hurt anyone when you're as transparent as your motives.
- Politics is a game-- move a stone here, move a stone there-- except sometimes the stones bleed.
- To hide the truth is more than folly- it is fatal.
- Gone today, here tomorrow.





