30 Best Quotes in Pictures of the Week – May 05th to May 12th, 2012

 1. ”Put your hand on a hot stove for a minute, and it seems like an hour…..” – Albert Einstein


2. ”When you can’t smoke” – Rory Sutherland 


3. ”Death does not concern us…” – Epicurus 


4. ”I think it’s better to have ideas.” – Chris Rock 


5. ”You gotta be able to smile…”


6. ”Thousands of candles can be lit from a single candle…” – Buddha


7. I don’t like this expression “First world country problems”… – Teju Cole 


8. ”Some things are best left unsaid.” – Red 


9. ”However vast the darkness we must supply our own light” -Stanley Kubrick 


10. ”It Takes Courage…” – E.E.Cummings 


11. ”The world has enough for everyone’s need…” Mahatma Gandhi 


12. ”I’m a f*cking unicorn, and f*ck anybody who say I’m not”-Tyler, The Creator 


13. ”It is the mark of an educated mind…” – Aristotle 


14. ”The two most important days in your life…” – Mark Twain 


15. ”Be humble, for you are made of earth, be noble, for you are made of stars” – Serbian proverb

16. The ink of a scholar….- Prophet Muhammad


17. ”Mutual Weirdness” – Dr. Seuss


18. ”There is only one god…” –  Syrio Forel


19. ”The world ain’t all sunshine and rainbows” – Rocky Balboa 


20. ”All good books…” – Ernest Hemingway


21. ”The key to being a good dad…” – Jay, Modern Family


22. ”Once you become knowledgeable…” – Ron Paul


23. I love you straight forwardly – Pablo Neruda


24. ”Without deviation from the norm, progress is not possible.” – Frank Zappa 


25. Scroobius Pip – “I f*cking hate it when people take a quote…” 


26. Enjoy the ride.. Solbeam 


27. ”…I’ll look down and whisper no.” -Rorschach 


28. Poverty is not an accident. – Nelson Mandela


29. ”‘Come to the edge,’ He said.” – Guillaume Apollinaire


30. ”Be patient and tough…” – Ovid 

120 Responses to “30 Best Quotes in Pictures of the Week – May 05th to May 12th, 2012”
  1. Chandler says:

    Thank you.

  2. Guesty says:

    thats not how you spell Martyr

    • EXgrammarnazi says:

      of all the things you could have commented about,you chose to correct the spelling of a word.

      • Adam says:

        Guesty left a precise and constructive comment. Spelling is fundamental in building ethos.

      • Barbara A says:

        I detest finding a wonderful quote that can really come in handy — except for a typo that sticks out like a sore thumb and loses the message. I stand with the original replier. It takes a lot of meaning out of the picture if the writer couldn’t even glance at it twice to look for errors.

        • Ricky says:

          I agree with Adam, but not with Barbara. How would you know if the writer didn’t double check? Could it be that is how the writer thought it was spelled. That part you said about taking out meaning, that’s just your problem and maybe a couple others, didn’t bother me at all.

      • Guest says:

        If they didnt I would have!!!! Some one had to!

    • guestus says:

      thought the same thing the whole way through

    • Laura says:

      People in glass houses…

      "That's" = That is

      "Thats" = mistake

      Guess it could happen to anyone huh?!?!

      • Dajola says:

        Permit me to throw a stone of my own.

        The phrase:
        “Guess it could happen to anyone huh”
        really needs a comma between ‘anyone’ and ‘huh’.

        If this omission was, in fact, intentional then I have great respect for your employment of a very covert, grammatical irony.

    • Parker says:

      Hahahaha. I fucking screamed when I saw that in there.

    • Guy Montag says:

      You are all missing a big piece. Prophet Muhammad never said that. Even if he had, the direct opposite of the quote has always been true. But Guesty and Adam are right. Spelling is important.

    • Guest says:

      that's not how you spell that's

    • John says:

      Actually, that's not how YOU spell martyr. Different areas of the world use different spellings. Europe and Middle East as well as many Asian countries spell tire, "tyre". Different cultures, different languages, different spellings.

    • Dahlia says:

      Like I always say….. if you want someone to read something, misspell a word.

    • Zardoz says:

      Seems like it might be spelled correctly…
      http://wiki.answers.com/Q/What_is_the_meaning_of_
      - What is the meaning of the word matyr?
      ANS: a person who represents their beliefs that sacrifices their lives for death
      http://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=ma
      1) matyr
      A matyr is someone who dies in aid of a cause.
      Suicide bombers are matyrs for terrorists.
      - matyr matry death dying cause

  3. jocelyn says:

    how interesting that the Hemingway quote about writing being truer than what happenend is clever , as it is posted on a picture reminiscent of the cover of "A Million Little Pieces". That author really caught hell for writing less than truthful memories…

    • Naqib says:

      Yeah, I think that was done on purpose. I was quite upset when I found out that a majority of those stories were fabricated. Also, the picture isn't reminiscent of, the picture IS the cover of 'A Million Little Pieces'

    • Guest says:

      If nothing else, it definitely is an example of irony.

  4. TJ says:

    Great collection of quotes!

  5. Im with scrobious pip on this one. still read them all of course. half baked potatoes

  6. yancypants says:

    This was amazing.

  7. chiderek says:

    Awesome quotes
    Jst awesome

  8. Lincolnian says:

    You put a line from a movie with a picture of Chris Rock, implying he said it. (Yes, I saw the little, tiny disclaimer) The quote is from the mind of Kevin Smith. Why is that not pointed out in big letters? If you want to quote Rock, he only has several hours of stand up with really awesome points of view!!!!

    • Tammy says:

      I thought the same this but was too lazy to find the words to express it. I'm thinking, his character said it, not him, so credit goes to the writer but then i was like blah blah i havent had coffee yet so why bother, someone else will say it ….. and looky here. good job.

    • Adam says:

      Interestingly, Red was quoted as saying the line from the Shawshank Redemption (although that's based in truth, so perhaps someone named Red really did say that?) and Jay was quoted as saying his line form Modern Family, although Jay is also fiction (same for Rocky Balboa, and perhaps others). I think the best action, for consistency, would be to name Rufus as the speaker of the quote.

  9. dhruva says:

    great stuff

  10. jknitt says:

    Why 30?

  11. Drew Peacock says:

    Great quotes. But i must say Tyler Durden should have had his place among the 30 best quotes :D .

  12. All are very thoughtful. Thanks For sharing

  13. Jerry says:

    For # 2, I think he meant "asocial", not antisocial…

  14. wordeader says:

    Many profound quotes indeed but not 1 out of 30 is a quote by a female.. are you kidding? Patriarchy=downfall of humankind

    • Asif says:

      Yeah, it's actually how civilization came about and managed to progress for 10,000 years. A century in, feminism has created the dual-income working poor, the single parent family as the average, and political correctness – the murder of language and independant thought. Any good female quote would start with "a man once told me…."

      • Down with Asif says:

        How civilisation came about? That makes no sense, Asif, without women. If you want an all male civilisation it won't last very long. Maybe if your mother taught you more about the importance of women you wouldn't be writing such nonsensical and offensive rubbish. How can you lament the "murder of language" and blame it on women when you have misspelt "independent"?

        • HumbleMan says:

          Ad Hominem arguments… tsk tsk tsk. A simple spelling mistake does not constitute the murder of language, but the invention of politically correct terminology, 'buzz words' and the like which truly have no meaning and are empty. Now, whether women are the instigators of these foul creations is another matter. Regardless, I suggest you stick to making sandwiches.

      • Lily says:

        Citations or it didn't happen.

    • Adam says:

      Maybe woman, because of unknown cause ('x'), don't have many words of wisdom.

      ”It is the mark of an educated mind to be able to entertain a thought without accepting it.” – Aristotle

    • _SpEcTrE_ says:

      u see that is where feminism fails… the writer point of view is these r their own personal favorite quotes how on earth can u simply assume that this is the work of a man? let alone simply because they have something against women they didnt quote any? no u r the down fall of man… u r the new bigot and ppl will see how dumb feminists are sooner then u think. now im not saying the women r dumb, no just the feminists

    • Bumdrew says:

      Get back in the kitchen.

  15. guestyyy says:

    no patriarchy = winning…. how many women CEO's are their….. im waiting…. 5. Which is 5 to many

    • Lily says:

      There*

      I'm*

      Too*

      In order to communicate your point effectively, you should insert a comma after "no".

      If you're going to present yourself as a chauvinist, at least present yourself as an educated one.

    • shadowtwinchaos says:

      So, in your mind men are above women for a reason? Women should get credit for nothing?

      "A woman is the full circle. Within her is the power to create, nurture, and transform."
      — Diane Mariechild, author of "Mother of Wit"

      "To me success means effectiveness in the world, that I am able to carry my ideas and values into the world–that I am able to change it in positive ways." — Maxine Hong Kingston, author of "Woman Warrior"

      "I rejected the notion that my race or sex would bar my success in life."
      — Constance Baker Motley, first African-American woman to serve as a federal judge

      "One's life has value so long as one attributes value to the life of others, by means of love, friendship, indignation and compassion."
      — Simone de Beauvoir, author of "The Second Sex"

  16. Ajad says:

    This made my day :) thank you!

  17. Robert says:

    "Without deviation from the norm, progress is not possible."
    This is so true. Is it sad that the United States government is the first thing I thought of when I read this? People keep complaining about how our economy is a piece of shit, but we keep trying to do everything the old-fashioned way and no one has the balls to try something new.

    • Anthony says:

      There is nothing old fashioned about how our government is handling the economy. Our government has been borrowing and spending unreasonably for about 25-30 years now. An argument can be made that even Reagan did it a little too in defense spending. I think Clintons' second term is the exception in the last 30 years.

  18. catherine keller says:

    Excellent!!!!!

  19. schunzelaar willem says:

    thanks a lot for many of this is sooo true!

  20. Mercedes says:

    Thanks for the encouragement, I have had a hard day, and some of these quotes have really got me through. Thanks!!!!

  21. mack! says:

    um…. you spelled martyr wrong…. so much for the ink of a scholar.

  22. Hamish Cochrane says:

    Stunning collection. Thanks. Thanks. Thanks :-)

  23. Jay says:

    #26 confuses me when it says make babies or make art. All of the others have a duality to it, what's special about this one?

    • COL says:

      maybe because, for many, art is almost a child to them. you must cultivate your art and mold it into something both pleasing to you and your intention and (possibly) pleasing too others. It sometimes can consume your whole life, perhaps not allowing the opportunity or even the want to produce or raise children. think out of the box, free your mind, the author obviously had some intention.

      • Josiah says:

        Very true, Col. Very true. I was wondering the same thing as Jay, and you just cleared it up in my mind for me.

    • Guest says:

      Also, most parents I have met present their children as the best thing they've ever done in their life. I can't see how there would be time enough for both child rearing and effective art. Would have to be a super hero.

  24. DGooDCo says:

    That was much needed.

  25. TinMan says:

    So many great quotes yet not one from Carl Sagan.

  26. lotterman says:

    Some of these quotes were phucking awful

  27. Gordon Sinsoul says:

    Always listen to experts. They'll tell you what you can't do and why. Then do it.

  28. Gordon Sinsoul says:

    That was Heinlen

  29. ankit says:

    nicely done…!!

  30. _SpEcTrE_ says:

    "it saddens me that many ppl will never know the greatness of most quotes, its one thing to resit them its another to understand they were uttered" me about 12:50 thursday 17th of may 2012 lol

  31. raithe says:

    Jay. Lol ur obviously doing it wrong.

  32. KareninTC says:

    The quote attributed to Dr. Seuss was actually written by Robert Fulghum in "True Love." The correct quote is: "We're all a little weird. And life is a little weird. And when we find someone whose weirdness is compatible with ours, we join up with them and fall into mutually satisfying weirdness — and call it love — true love."

  33. anandsagarkanna says:

    nice quotes , thank you .

  34. ben says:

    I love taking in the pearls of mental-emotional struggle, those quotes im sure came so easily but didnt. : )

  35. Jill says:

    I love Dr. Seuss!

    Jay – #26 as a whole just means what ever you do, no matter what it is, good or bad, Enjoy the Ride.

  36. in reply to the mandela quote, if one chooses to define poverty as having a lack of material possessions then cool, but if, like me, you define poverty as lacking the means to live, to simply survive, then he's wrong. man didn't create the need for food, or the need to keep warm and dry.

  37. JJR says:

    OK — 30 quotes and NONE of them are quotes by women? I'm not sure whats more troubling– the fact that the editor has failed 30 times to include a female voice, or that fact that no one else besides me seems to notice this!

    • Bumdrew says:

      Some one else did notice aaaaages ago, learn to read comments properly. However, before you do that, get back in the kitchen and make me a cake.

      • sheesh says:

        hahahahaha! too funny! and on your way to making a cake, learn to use a freaking search engine….# 26, solbeam, is a chick……dont be so damn sensitive…….you don't see me complaining that hooters only hires women!

  38. edbuley says:

    He folks, marter don't matter, we shouldn't martyr a scholar for misspelling an word.

  39. Awesome quotes, everything from Chris Rock to Albert Camut and Buddha and Einstien. Excellent selection of qoutes!

  40. Katie says:

    I enjoyed the quotations very much so, thanks for the inspiration. However, every single person in the comments section used “quote” wrong. Quote is a verb = to quote someone. Quotation is a noun. So before you go correcting others on your spelling, check your own.

  41. Anonymous says:

    this page put a smile on my face. job well done

  42. mer says:

    why is tyler here. lol

  43. It's the best quotes, thanks

  44. IndeCan says:

    Great list of quotes. Thanks for sharing. Poverty, in indeed a man-made construct, and can be removed if more people were willing and able.

  45. Great idea for a post.Thank you!

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  47. Jim says:

    All of them were awesome. Where else would you see a quote from Dogma.

  48. Bumdrew says:

    #7 is stupid and Teju Cole needs to think about it more. The FWP meme doesn't really label any particular country or people as third world. It labels problems as being from the first world. FWP does not label people, only problems, Teju labels people.

  49. oneofthoseskellys says:

    thank you greatly.

  50. Tom Black says:

    Generally I relish the opportunity to stumble onto these sites, the ones with the photos and the quotes, that is, for the sole sake of hating them and writing long polemics about how much useless noise and boilerplate garbage they feel the need to reciprocate. But you, sir, have earned my ire in finally producing something worthwhile. I cannot help but begrudgingly praise your effort. Good quotes, good flow, good breaks. I appreciate the existential, the humor, and the downright irreverent culminating in a somewhat presentable photo page. Well done.

  51. Seems to some of these quotes like "Poverty is not an accident" from Nelson Mandela should be classified as practical truisms that should e written into the constitution with an action plan that says poverty will be eradicated rather than just being seen as a piece of philosophy.

  52. Beautiful collection…

  53. Hediyelik Eşyalar says:

    i like all of this quotes

  54. Patty says:

    I LOVE "DR. SEUSS"….!! :o )

  55. College Malaysia says:

    I like the following Quote by -Stanley Kubrick
    ”However vast the darkness we must supply our own light”

  56. nsasdasdasdasd says:

    most faggot thing i've ever read

  57. all the quotes here are amazing thanks for sharing :)

  58. Vedette says:

    Grow up and be a man. Very inspiring.

  59. jeff says:

    so ink is greater than tomato juice? that's deep. ;)

  60. papasmurf says:

    i cant explain why but the second i read number 14 my heart stopped and i started to cry. I read that quote at the exact time i needed to. I dont know what it means to me now, but i know i needed to read that quote.

  61. lynde says:

    The Dr. Suess quote is actually by Robert Fulghum in his book "True Love." I don't know how that gets switched everywhere.

  62. The Sundown Chronicles says:

    Thank you for sharing! Love this list!

  63. Randy says:

    Many of these were super inspiring

  64. Diana says:

    Made my night. Wise words of great men always does.

  65. Mark says:

    No man comes to the Father except through me. -Jesus Christ

  66. Dan says:

    This is an amazing collection of quotes, even though some of them are very very deep, but I liked the one about the smokers by Rory Sutherland, it’s a bit silly and sarcastic but at the same time it’s very true… Maybe I am in that silly, sarcastic and realistic mood..

  67. max muller says:

    Why there is quote of Gandhi, he doesn’t deserve to be in the list. He was a total hypocrite. You know only the outer appearance of him.
    Well any ways other quotes were pretty good

  68. Chelsea. says:

    Why the fuck does Tyler the creator have a quote in between Mahatma Gandhi and Aristotle????? WHO WOULD DO THAT?!? Are you serious?

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