H Quotes
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“Herkes birisini terk edebilir ama herkes birisini onurlu bir şekilde terk edemez!”
“Herkes cennete gitmeyi isterken cehennemi merak edip oraya gitmek isteyen bir adam gerçekten kâşif ruhlu ve cesur bir adamdır! Ve biliyor musun, sanki cehennem de böyle adamlara hiç dokunmaz, sağlam gider ve sağlam dönerler!”
“Herkes eksik olduğu için, eksik parçalarının tamamlanacağını umut ederek herkes bir arayış içindedir!”
“Herkes farklı bir sabaha uyanır çünkü herkesin zihni farklıdır!”
“Herkes,görebildiği ve anlayabildiği kadarıyla yaşar zaten.Fakat aynı zamanda herkes,göremediği ve anlayamadığı kadarıyla bir ölüdür....”
Source: Ölü Kelebeklerin Dansı
“Herkes hak ettiğini alır hayattan;
Yapman gereken doğru yerde, dürüst olmak. Aksini kabul etmen zor olabilir ve bu da canını acıtır.”
“Herkes için yaşamak, hiçkimse için yaşamaktır.”
Source: Babam Beni Şahdamarımdan Öptü
“Herkes mutluluk arıyor, sanki mutluluk bir yerlere gizlenmiş! Fakat mutluluğun her yerde olduğunu, yaşamın gizli bir köşesinde saklanmadığını anlamalısın! Sen bir arısın ve her yer çiçeklerle dolu; belirli bir çiçek bulmaya çalışma; her çiçeğe konsantre ol; her basit şeyden mutluluk almaya çalış!”
“Herkes Samuray olmak isterdi ama bu o kadar kolay bir iş değildi. Yıllarca ağır eğitimlerden geçmek gerekirdi. Üstelik sadece katana, ok, mızrak gibi savaş aletlerini çok iyi kullanmak ve iyi dövüşmek de yeterli değildi. Bir Samuray olabilmek için aynı zamanda edebiyat, müzik, şiir, resim, gibi sanat dallarında da ustalaşmak gerekirdi.”
Source: Küçük Antika Dükkânı
“Herkes senden, durumuna, geldiğin yere, yetiştirilme tarzına, ırkına, ya da diğer değerlerine ve değersizliklerine göre davranmanı ve bunlara uygun biri olmanı bekler. Olma. İnsanları değiştiremezsin. Çünkü her zaman bir bahane bulacaklar ve inan bana, bir noktada kötü olan hep sen olacaksın. Saf salak gibi kötü olma, kendin olmak kötü olmaksa, kötü olmanın hakkını ver de ol bari.”
Source: Oda
“Herkes uyur ve herkes uyanır; sıradan ve sıkıcı uyanışlardır bunlar! Ama bir de baharın uyanışı vardır, sıra dışı bir uyanış! Klasik müzikte bütün enstrümanlar aynı anda çalmaya başlarlar ya ve müthiş bir heyecan dalgası olur, işte bahar da tıpkı böyle uyanır!”
“Herkesi ve herşeyi sevdiğini söyleyen kendisi de dahil hiç kimseyi ve hiç bir şeyi layıkıyla sevemez.”
“Herkesin bildiği fotoğraflar, artık bir toplumun hakkında düşünmeyi seçtiği ya da düşünmeyi seçtiğini ilan ettiği şeylerin bütünleyici bir parçasıdır. Toplum bu fikirleri 'hafıza' olarak adlandırır ve onların toplamı da uzun vadede
bir 'kurgu'ya dönüşür. Daha kesin bir dille konuşursak, kolektif hafıza diye bir şey yoktur -kolektif hafıza, tıpkı kolektif suç kavramı gibi aynı düzmece fikirler familyasının bir parçasıdır. Ama kolektif eğitim diye bir şey vardır.
Bütün hafızalar bireyseldir, başka bir şeye indirgenemez; kişinin kendisiyle birlikte ölüp gider. Kolektif hafıza denen şey, hatırlatıcı değil koşullandırıcı bir olgudur: Bu nokta önemlidir ve bu, zihnimizin deposunda kilitli görüntülerle birlikte, olayların nasıl meydana geldiğinin öyküsüdür. İdeolojiler, anlamlı ortak fikirleri özetleyip kapsül haline getirerek öngörülebilir düşünce ve duyguları harekete geçiren, kanıtlayıcı görüntü arşivleri, temsili görüntüler biriktirirler. Poster olmaya uygun fotoğraflar (bir atom bombası denemesinin bıraktığı mantar bulutu, Washington D.C.' de Lincoln Anıtı'nda konuşan Martin Luther King, Jr. ve ayda yürüyen astronot, vb.) ses yankılarının görsel karşılıklarıdır. Onlar sayesinde -en az posta pulları kadar etkili bir hatıra olarak- Önemli Tarihsel Anlar'ı yad ederiz; gerçekten de, sadece zafer anlarını yansıtan fotoğraflar (atom bombasının resmi) posta pulu haline gelirler. Ne şans ki, Nazi ölüm kamplarından tek bir imzalı fotoğraf çıkmamıştır.”
Source: Regarding the Pain of Others
“Herkesin bilge olduğu bir dünyada yalnızca herkesten daha bilge olan kişi bilge sıfatını hak eder!”
“Herkesin evine kaçtığı çok soğuk bir kış gecesini bekle ve herkesin yaptığının tersini yap, sokağa çık! Evet, şimdi artık sıradan biri değilsin! Peki, ödülün nedir? Ödülün, gerçeği dolu dolu deneyimlemek; konfor alanından uzaklaştıkça evreni daha iyi anlarsın!”
“Herkesin eğlenmeye ihtiyacı var özellikle de dindarın çünkü dindar sıklıkla hayatını birtakım akıldışı sıkıcı kurallarla sınırlar!”
“Herkesin gözü güllerde kaldı..." diyor vazoyu masanın ortasına yerleştirirken, "Nereden bulursun böyle güzel çiçekleri?"
"Kurtuluş'un girişindeki mezarlıktan."
İskemleye oturmak üzereyken bir an duruyor. Sözlerimin gerçek olabileceğini sanıyor. Evgenia böyledir işte. Birini sevmişse onun her söylediğine inanmaya meyillidir. Ama sesimdeki muzip tını ele veriyor beni. Gözleri yüzümde. Anlıyor şaka yaptığımı, en azından kuşku duyuyor. Başını sallayarak oturuyor tam karşıma.”
Source: Kavim
“Herkesin içinde, içinde bulunduğu harika bir anı tıpkı bir fotoğraf makinesi gibi dondurup o anın içinde sonsuza dek kalma arzusu vardır!”
“Herkesin kendi varoluşu için mücadele etme hakkı vardır ve bu hak sadece ahlakın sınırları içerisinde geçerlidir!”
“Herkesin yolu kapalıyken senin yolun açıksa ya çok şanslısın ya da bir şekilde yola devam etmenin yolunu bilecek kadar akıllısın!”
“Herkesten farklı yönlere gittiğini, herkesten farklı yollarda yürüdüğünü sanabilirsin ve bir anda sürpriz bir şekilde kendini o kaçtığın herkesle aynı yerde bulabilirsin! Gerçekten de herkesin gittiği bir yere gitmek istemiyorsan, çok farklı görünen ama bir şekilde herkesin gittiği yola doğru evrilen yollardan kaçınmalısın!”
“Herman and I have been doing a lot of talking about the cake the past couple of days, and we think we have a good plan for the three tiers. The bottom tier will be the chocolate tier and incorporate the dacquoise component, since that will all provide a good strong structural base. We are doing an homage to the Frango mint, that classic Chicago chocolate that was originally produced at the Marshall Field's department store downtown. We're going to make a deep rich chocolate cake, which will be soaked in fresh-mint simple syrup. The dacquoise will be cocoa based with ground almonds for structure, and will be sandwiched between two layers of a bittersweet chocolate mint ganache, and the whole tier will be enrobed in a mint buttercream.
The second tier is an homage to Margie's Candies, an iconic local ice cream parlor famous for its massive sundaes, especially their banana splits. It will be one layer of vanilla cake and one of banana cake, smeared with a thin layer of caramelized pineapple jam and filled with fresh strawberry mousse. We'll cover it in chocolate ganache and then in sweet cream buttercream that will have chopped Luxardo cherries in it for the maraschino-cherry-on-top element.
The final layer will be a nod to our own neighborhood, pulling from the traditional flavors that make up classical Jewish baking. The cake will be a walnut cake with hints of cinnamon, and we will do a soaking syrup infused with a little bit of sweet sherry. A thin layer of the thick poppy seed filling we use in our rugelach and hamantaschen, and then a layer of honey-roasted whole apricots and vanilla pastry cream. This will get covered in vanilla buttercream.”
Source: Wedding Girl
“Herman Bluebeard, who said to Scotland Yard, 'How do I know how many women I've killed? I'm a murderer, not an accountant!”
Source: I Never Got a Dinner: The Autobiography of Red Buttons
“Herman Brown was a businessman who wanted value for money spent. His relationships with politicians were measured by that criterion.”
Source: The Years of Lyndon Johnson: The path to power
“Herman Cain answered the Wall Street protesters, and he had a message for these protesters. He said, 'If you don't have a job, if you're not rich, don't blame Wall Street, don't blame the banks, blame yourself.' And a nation of out of work teabaggers said, 'Yeah! Hey, wait a minute.'”
“Herman Cain compared his run for president to Moses leading his people out of Egypt. Cain said it took Moses 40 years to lead his people out of Egypt, but he could do it in 30 minutes or less.”
“Herman Cain has moved ahead of Mitt Romney. Can you believe that? Political analysts say this is because Americans don't understand Mormonism but they do understand pizza.”
“Herman Cain has suspended his presidential campaign, but he has asked the Secret Service if they could continue to provide him protection, at least until his wife cools off.”
“Herman Cain is out there, he says a lot of provocative things. He said America should build its own Great Wall of China. Cain says it's a great idea because if there's one thing you don't see in China, it's Mexicans.”
“Herman Cain is probably well liked by some of the Republicans because it hides the racist elements of the Republican Party. Conservative movement and tea party movement... People like Karl Rove liked to keep the racism very covert. And so Herman Cain provides this great opportunity say you can say ‘Look, this is not a racist, anti-immigrant, anti-female, anti-gay movement. Look we have a black man!'” Garofalo hypothesized. “Look he’s polling well and won a straw poll!”
“Herman Cain said he wants people to know that there's more between his ears than pepperoni and pizza sauce. He says there's also a few napkins and crazy bread.”
“Herman Cain said, starting today, if you buy into his 9-9-9 plan, he'll throw in a free 32-ounce soda.”
“Herman Cain told a group of Occupy Wall Street protesters to go home, get a job, and get a life. That's the Republican version of hope and change, ladies and gentlemen.”
“Herman Cain was unaware that China is a nuclear power. And I said to myself, 'Hey, Herman, how about making an unwanted advance on a history book?'”
“Herman Melville is not comforting. Emily Dickinson isn’t either. Maybe their work is too hungry for comfort, or just too vivid for comfort. But Henry James is – profoundly so. Because he is tender. The tenderness is there in the structure of the sentence. He knows the way the poor and the dead are forgotten by the living, and he cannot allow that to happen. So he keeps on writing for them, for the dead, as if they were children to be sheltered and loved, never abandoned.”
“Herman Melville said that artists have to take a dive and either you hit your head on a rock and you split your skull and you die … or that blow to the head is so inspiring that you come back and do the best work that you ever did. BUT you have to take the dive and you do not know what the results will be.”
“Herman Melville was as separated from a civilized literature as the lost Atlantis was said to have been from the great peoples of the earth.”
Source: Alms for Oblivion
“Herman Pontzer, an evolutionary anthropologist at Duke, studies health among hunter-gatherer societies whose lifestyles are similar to those of our ancestors. He found that they generally exhibit excellent health in spite of following a wide range of diets. It doesn't matter if they get 80% of their calories from carbohydrates, or from animal fat, or from nuts and berries - almost all eat more fiber than the average American, but that is about the only difference. (This takes the wind out of the paleo diet.) Interestingly, they don't shun sugar, consuming it in the form of honey. Notably they don't have access to processed foods of or deep-fried foods.”
Source: The Changing Mind: A Neuroscientist's Guide to Ageing Well
“Herman slipped his hand into mine, and I thought, An average of seventy-four species become extinct every day, which was one good reason but not the only one to hold someone's hand, and the next thing that happened was we kissed each other, and I found I knew how, and I felt happy and sad in equal parts, because I knew that I was falling in love, but it wasn't with him.”
Source: The History of Love: A Novel
“Hermann Boerhaave still defined melancholia as merely "a long persistent delirium without fever, during which the sufferer is obsessed by only one thought.”
Source: Madness and Civilization: A History of Insanity in the Age of Reason
“Hermann Goering, Joachim von Ribbentrop, Albert Speer, Walther Frank, Julius Streicher and Robert Ley did pass under my inspectionand interrogation in 1945 but they only proved that National Socialism was a gangster interlude at a rather low order of mental capacity and with a surprisingly high incidence of alcoholism.”
“Hermeneutics is a way of looking at Being as an inheritance that is never considered as ultimate data. Capitalism has always grown by considering, or forcing another to consider, as a 'natural' possession what is inherited. The great dominating families are really the inheritors of the strongest pirates, thieves, and bandits, and they consider themselves entitled to command through a divine or natural law, when they really are only the result of a forgotten 'violence'.”
Source: Hermeneutic Communism: From Heidegger to Marx
“Hermes, dear Hermes, Maia's son from Kyllene,
I pray to you, for I'm frozen and I shiver.
Give Hipponax a woolen overcoat, a Persian
cape, some sandals and felt slippers,
and sixty gold staters for his inner wall.
Give Hipponax a woolen overcoat. I tell you,
his teeth are rattling in his head!
But from you never even a shabby coat against the very cold
or slippers to keep my toes from freezing.”
“Hermes gazed up at the stars. 'My dear young cousin, if there's one thing I've learned over the eons, it's that you can't give up on your family, no matter how tempting they make it. It doesn't matter if they hate you, or embarrass you, or simply don't appreciate your genius for inventing the Internet--”
Source: The Sea of Monsters
“Hermes gazed up at the stars. "My dear young cousin, if there's one thing I've learned over the eons, it's that you can't give up on your family, no matter how tempting they make it. It doesn't matter if they hate you, or embarrass you, or simply don't appreciate your genius for inventing the Internet-"
"You invented the Internet?"
It was my idea, Martha said.
Rats are delicious, George said.
"It was my idea!" Hermes said. "I mean the Internet, not the rats.”
Source: The Sea of Monsters
“hermes has threatened me with slow mail. lousy Internet service and a horrible stock market if i publish this story. I hope he is just bluffing.”
“Hermes made it sound pretty ridiculous—hordes of monsters going up in the elevator twenty at a time, listening to “Stayin’ Alive.”
Source: The Last Olympian
“Hermes rolled his eyes. "Surely you've seen network TV lately. It's clear they don't know whether they're coming or going. That's because Janus is in charge of programming. He loves ordering new shows and cancelling them after two episodes. God of beginnings and endings, after all. Anyway, I was bringing him some magic doormats, and I was double-parked -" "You have to worry about double-parking?" "Will you let me tell the story?" "Sorry."”
“Hermes's eyes twinkled. "Martha, may I have the first package, please?"
Martha opened her mouth ... and kept opening it until it was as wide as my arm. She belched out a stainless steel canister-an old-fashioned lunch box thermos with a black plastic top. The sides of the thermos were enameled with red and yellow Ancient Greek scenes-a hero killing a lion; a hero lifting up Cerberus, the three-headed dog.
"That's Hercules," I said. "But how-"
"Never question a gift," Hermes chided. "This is a collector's item from Hercules Busts Heads. The first season."
"Hercules Busts Heads?"
"Great show." Hermes sighed. "Back before Hephaestus-TV was all reality programming. Of course, the thermos would be worth much more if I had the whole lunch box-”
Source: The Sea of Monsters
“Hermes smiled. "I knew a boy once ... oh, younger than you by far. A mere baby, really."
Here we go again, George said. Always talking about himself.
Quiet! Martha snapped. Do you want to get set on vibrate?
Hermes ignored them. "One night, when this boy's mother wasn't watching, he sneaked out of their cave and stole some cattle that belonged to Apollo."
"Did he get blasted to tiny pieces?" I asked.
"Hmm ... no. Actually, everything turned out quite well. To make up for his theft, the boy gave Apollo an instrument he'd invented-a lyre. Apollo was so enchanted with the music that he forgot all about being angry."
So what's the moral?"
"The moral?" Hermes asked. "Goodness, you act like it's a fable. It's a true story. Does truth have a moral?"
"Um ..."
"How about this: stealing is not always bad?"
"I don't think my mom would like that moral."
Rats are delicious, suggested George.
What does that have to do with the story? Martha demanded.
Nothing, George said. But I'm hungry.
"I've got it," Hermes said. "Young people don't always do what they're told, but if they can pull it off and do something wonderful, sometimes they escape punishment. How's that?”
Source: The Sea of Monsters