![[Talking about the royal family] 'Cause they got in at '52, and then immediately the Queen introduced the new ... then in the '60s, the Queen decided to change the way that ... and she encouraged people to ... and in the '70s she completely redistributed ... and realised she had too much wealth, so she decided to ... then in the '80s, they set up a charity to do ... and then they encouraged other people to ... and in the '90s, they just totally relaxed, and they said, "Everyone, why don't you ..." And then in the 2000s, they've set a great example by ... stop me at any point. I think she's got 20 years left. She's in there, but she essentially does what she does on the stamps. (Eddie Izzard)](https://cdn.quotesdtb.com/img/quotes_images_webp/79/eddie-izzard-cause-change-526079.webp)
[Talking about the royal family] 'Cause they got in at '52, and then immediately the Queen introduced the new ... then in the '60s, the Queen decided to change the way that ... and she encouraged people to ... and in the '70s she completely redistributed ... and realised she had too much wealth, so she decided to ... then in the '80s, they set up a charity to do ... and then they encouraged other people to ... and in the '90s, they just totally relaxed, and they said, "Everyone, why don't you ..." And then in the 2000s, they've set a great example by ... stop me at any point. I think she's got 20 years left. She's in there, but she essentially does what she does on the stamps.
Eddie IzzardRelated topics
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M. André Mayer ... made an astonishing confidence not long ago. "The laboratories,” he said, "are working at this moment with splendid results. In physics and biology, for example, we can predict new and very important discoveries. What is humanity going to do with the power which will soon be put into its hands? Humanity is not yet ready to receive this power. It is not in a state to make good use of it.” The events of the moment prove that this power, of which we know very little yet, and which is announced to us with such proper reserve, has little chance of serving the cause of man straight away. It will more probably be employed, or rather confiscated, for the benefit of the ambitious, the impudent, and the reckless.
Georges Duhamel
Miss Frobisher smiles, with little cause that I know of. If Jesus of Nazareth had had before him the example of Miss Frobisher getting through the Latin degree papers of the London University Examinations Board he wouldn't have had to fall back on camels and the eyes of needles, and Miss Frobisher's name would be a delightful surprise to encounter in Matthew, Chapter 19; as would, even more surprisingly, the London University Examinations Board. Your name is not Miss Frobisher? What is your name? Miss Burton. I'm very sorry. I stand corrected. If Jesus of Nazareth had had before him the example of Miss Burton getting through the... Oh, dear, I hope it is not I who have made you cry.
Tom Stoppard
Should it seem to me that truth has been put to silence, and virtue trampled under foot, and that folly and vice will certainly triumph; should it happen, when all hearts were filled with hope for the human race, that the horizon should suddenly darken around them as it had never done before; should the work, well and happily begun, on which all eyes were fixed with joyous expectation, suddenly and unexpectedly be turned into a deed of shame, - yet will I not be dismayed; nor if the good cause should appear to grow and flourish, the lights of freedom and civilization be diffused, and peace and good-will amongst men be extended, shall yet my efforts be relaxed.
Johann Gottlieb Fichte
Ellen: I think one of the turning points in my life came a few years ago. I started going to sleep at night just talking to myself, saying, "You're perfect just the way you are," because I used to beat myself up about weight and working out, and no matter what I did I never felt good about myself. I decided to accept myself and know that I am good. Just those affirmations every night changed my belief in who I was because I had been told for so long, over and over, that I was something else. That brings us to another agreement: Don't make assumptions-because we assume that when people do something or say something to you, they mean just what we think they mean.
Ellen DeGeneres
Men who offer laudatory speeches to the rich ... are insidious because, although mere abundance is by itself quite enough to puff up the souls of its possessors, and to corrupt them, and to turn them aside from the way by which salvation can be reached, these men bring fresh delusion to the minds of the rich by exciting them with the pleasures that come from their immoderate praises, and by rendering them contemptuous of absolutely everything in the world except the wealth which is the cause of their being admired. In the words of the proverb, they carry fire to fire, when they shower pride upon pride, and heap on wealth, heavy by its own nature, the heavier burden of arrogance.
Clement of Alexandria