Quoted in Bernard Weintraub, "Playboy Interview: Johnny Depp," Playboy (May 2004)
Context: I do have an affinity for damaged people, in life, in roles. I don't know why. We're all damaged in our own way. Nobody's perfect. I think we are all somewhat screwy, every single one of us.
Quotes about education and intelligence
Related topicsVariant: Just keep moving forward and don't give a shit about what anybody thinks. Do what you have to do, for you.
Translation source: https://kaerb.tumblr.com/post/170346243034/if-youre-going-to-set-goals-its-better-for (user-translation) from 31 January 2018.
Annotation: This quote is excerpted from an interview filmed in Yokohama on 22 November 2009 after an official practice at Japanese Junior Nationals, aired 23 December 2009 in 2009全日本フィギュアスケートジュニア選手権大会 (2009 All Japan Figure Skating Junior Championships) by BS Fuji.
Page: 124.
Original: (ja) 目標を書くなら大きいほうがいい。具体的に書いたほうが達成しやすい。けっこう理数系です。
Source: Restoring Pride: The Lost Virtue of Our Age (1995), p. 64
Gopinath Kaviraj, Sri Sri Ma Anandamayi: Upadesa O Prasnottara, p. 1
By followers
“That was also my nickname in high school.”
Wheel of Fortune (Catchphrase sometimes used as host of the television game show after the solution to a puzzle is revealed. For example, Sajak used the catchphrase after the solution "SNICKERDOODLES" was revealed on the program that originally aired on 29 January 2018. On the program first airing 21 March 2018, when the winning solution to the final puzzle was "CHEWY JERKY," he said, "Just for mentioning my nickname in high school they won $100,000." On the program originally airing on 26 April 2018, he said, "Also known as my nickname in high school" referring to the solution "SAVORY DIP.")
2010s
“A man is literally what he thinks, his character being the complete sum of all his thoughts.”
As A Man Thinketh (1902)
Source: As a Man Thinketh
“What person with any sense likes himself? I know myself too well to like myself.”
Fallaci interview (1973)
Frag. B 2.2-6, quoted by Proclus, Commentary on the Timaeus I, 345
Huey Long on African American Education (Williams p. 524)