N Taylor Quotes

When you think of me, I hope it ruins rock 'n' roll

And, baby, when you think of me I hope it ruins rock 'n' roll Regret me

Dancing barefoot in the snow Cold can't touch her, high or low She's blues dressed up like rock 'n' roll Untouchable, she'll never fold.

KAREN: That was a great song to record. I was really proud of it. Just Daisy singing and me on the keys. That’s it. Just two bitches playing rock ’n’ roll.

Times being like they is and all. But I figure times been hard all my life. Now don’t seem so much worse’n any other.

I look'd to Heav'n, and try'd to pray; But or ever a prayer had gusht, A wicked whisper came and made My heart as dry as dust.

(N)ew dreams sprout up when old ones come true, like seedlings in a forest: a new generation of wishes.

She's blues dressed up like rock n roll/untouchable, she'll never fold.

Just two bitches playing rock ’n’ roll.

I don't need rock n' roll. I just need you.

she's blues dressed up like rock 'n' roll untouchable, she'll never fold

And it just brought it all together. It was America. It was tits. It was sex. It was drugs. It was summer. It was angst. It was rock ’n’ roll.

And, baby, when you think of me I hope it ruins rock 'n' roll

Babies and rock 'n' roll don't really go hand in hand.

Pete said it best. “Rock ’n’ roll is about getting it on with a girl for the first time. Not about making love to your wife.” And that was Pete saying that! He was as whipped as Billy.

Say it once again with feeling, how the death rattle breathing. Silenced as the soul was leaving, the deflation of our dreaming, leaving me bereft and reeling. My beloved ghost and me, sitting in a tree D-Y-I-N-G." (How Did It End)

When you look in the mirror Take stock of your soul And when you hear my voice, remember You ruined me whole And, baby, when you think of me I hope it ruins rock ’n’ roll One day, you’ll regret it I’ll make sure of it before I go

It was rock ’n’ roll! It was rage, man. She thrashed. When I tell people what it’s like to make a rock album, I tell them about that day. I tell them about standing there in front of the hottest chick you’ve ever seen in your life, while she’s singing her guts out, and everybody’s feeling like she’s about to lose her goddamn mind. In the best way possible.

WARREN: Let me tell you the sweet spot for being in rock ’n’ roll. People think it’s when you’re at the top but no. That’s when you’ve got the pressure and the expectations. What’s good is when everybody thinks you’re headed somewhere fast, when you’re all potential. Potential is pure fuckin’ joy.

: It was rock ’n’ roll! It was rage, man. She thrashed. When I tell people what it’s like to make a rock album, I tell them about that day. I tell them about standing there in front of the hottest chick you’ve ever seen in your life, while she’s singing her guts out, and everybody’s feeling like she’s about to lose her goddamn mind. In the best way possible.

when you think of me i hope it ruins rock n roll! -daisy

Mais je n’avais pas le cœur brisé quand Don m’a quittée. J’avais juste le sentiment que mon mariage avait échoué. Et ce sont des choses très différentes.

Un coeur brisé est une perte. Un divorce n’est qu’un bout de papier.

She’s blues dressed up like rock ’n’ roll/untouchable, she’ll never fold.” That was me.

And baby, when you think of me I hope it ruins rock n' roll

— Un cœur brisé est une perte. Un divorce n’est qu’un bout de papier.

When you think of me i hope it ruins rock 'n' roll

And, baby, when you think of me/ I hope it ruins rock 'n' roll

That's it. Just two bitches playing rock 'n' roll.

and baby, when you think of me I hope it ruins rock n' roll

That was a great song to record. I was really proud of it. Just Daisy singing and me on the keys. That's it. Just two bitches playing rock 'n' roll.

It was America. It was tits. It was sex. It was drugs. It was summer. It was angst. It was rock ‘n’ roll.

With that cover, too. That cover was perfect California summer rock ’n’ roll.

If either one of you cross paths with me again? I'll castrate the both of you! It won't be Dick N' Peter's, it'll be Eunuchs N' Pussies.

If either one of you cross paths with me again? I'll castrate the both of you! It won't be Dick N' Peter's, it'll be Eunuchs N' Pussies.

The Oompa Loompas were hired to replace us, and throw us over the fuck'n factory wall! -Joe Bucket (Grandpa Joe)

You good now?! I mean most people have a bit'a hesitation before blown'n a poor bastard's brains out! -Turkentine

You have'n ah bloody autonomic seizure! Ahahaha! -Turkentine

I hope you’re ready, Taylor Marsten, because I’m going to be the best fucking boyfriend you’ve ever had.

When you think of me, I hope it ruins rock 'n' roll.

When you think of me, I hope it ruins rock ’n’ roll.

Ça allait me prendre des années pour comprendre que la vie ne devient pas plus facile simplement parce qu’elle est plus glamour. Mais vous n’auriez pas pu m’expliquer ça quand j’avais quatorze ans.

Certains amour ne sont pas absolus. Parfois, vous vous séparez parce que vous n’étiez pas si bien ensemble pour commencer. Parfois, le divorce n’est pas une perte fracassante. Parfois, il s’agit juste de deux personnes qui se réveille avec l’impression d’émerger d’un épais brouillard.

Let me tell you the sweet spot for being in rock 'n' roll. People think it's when you're at the top but no. That's when you've got the pressure and the expectations. What's good is when everybody thinks you're headed somewhere fast, when you're all potential. Potential is pure fuckin' joy.

Let me tell you the sweet spot for being in rock 'n' roll. People think it's when you're at the top but no. That's when you've got the pressure and the expectations. What's good is when everybody thinks you're headed somewhere fast, when you're all potential. Potential is pure fuckin' joy.

A une époque de sa vie, il y avait de cela de nombreuses années, elle avait perdu sa foi en Dieu. Elle l'avait maudit, haï, accusé d'être responsable de tous les maux de la terre. Mais le mal n'était pas une création de Dieu. L'homme avait inventé le mal. Finalement, elle avait réussi à pardonner à Dieu.

Contact often has the effect of hardening hostilities, not dissolving barriers. This effect is common in politics. When Jesse Jackson was running for the presidential nomination of the Democratic Party, his percentage of the white vote was consistently highest in those states with the fewest blacks. Whites with the most actual contact with blacks were least likely to vote for him. The same was true in 2008 during Barack Obama’s Democratic primary campaigns. He won the highest percentages of the white vote in states such as Iowa, which has few blacks, and the lowest percentages in states with large black populations. Bernard N. Grofman of the University of California, Irvine has found a reliable political correlation: As the number of blacks rises, more whites vote Republican—and the less likely they are to vote for black candidates. It is whites whose knowledge about blacks is filtered by the media rather than gained first-hand who have the most favorable impression of them. The alleged benefits of diversity seem illusory to the people who actually experience it.

REGRET ME When you look in the mirror Take stock of your soul And when you hear my voice, remember You ruined me whole Don’t you dare sleep easy And leave the sleepless nights to me Let the world weigh you down And, baby, when you think of me I hope it ruins rock ’n’ roll Regret me Regretfully When you look at her Take stock of what you took from me And when you see a ghost in the distance Know I’m hanging over everything Don’t you dare sleep easy And leave the sleepless nights to me Let the world weigh you down And, baby, when you think of me I hope it ruins rock ’n’ roll Regret me Regretfully Regret me

REGRET ME When you look in the mirror Take stock of your soul And when you hear my voice, remember You ruined me whole Don’t you dare sleep easy And leave the sleepless nights to me Let the world weigh you down And, baby, when you think of me I hope it ruins rock ’n’ roll Regret me Regretfully When you look at her Take stock of what you took from me And when you see a ghost in the distance Know I’m hanging over everything Don’t you dare sleep easy And leave the sleepless nights to me Let the world weigh you down And, baby, when you think of me I hope it ruins rock ’n’ roll Regret me Regretfully Regret me Regretfully

And I know it scares you through and through No one knows you like I do Try to tell me that ain’t true Oh, we could be lovely If this could get ugly C’mon now, honey Let yourself think about it Can you really live without it? Oh, we could be lovely If this could get ugly IMPOSSIBLE WOMAN Impossible woman Let her hold you Let her ease your soul Sand through fingers Wild horse, but she’s just a colt Dancing barefoot in the snow Cold can’t touch her, high or low She’s blues dressed up like rock ’n’ roll Untouchable, she’ll never fold She’ll have you running In the wrong direction Have you coming For the wrong obsessions Oh, she’s gunning For your redemption Have you headed Back to confession Sand through fingers Wild horse, but she’s just a colt Dancing barefoot in the snow Cold can’t touch her, high or low She’s blues dressed up like rock ’n’ roll Untouchable, she’ll never fold Walk away from the impossible

In Summation A poem by Taylor Swift At this hearing I stand before my fellow members of the Tortured Poets Department With a summary of my findings A debrief, a detailed rewinding For the purpose of warning For the sake of reminding As you might all unfortunately recall I had been struck with a case of a restricted humanity Which explains my plea here today of temporary i n s a n i t y You see, the pendulum swings Oh, the chaos it brings Leads the caged beast to do the most curious things Lovers spend years denying what’s ill fated Resentment rotting away galaxies we created Stars placed and glued meticulously by hand next to the ceiling fan Tried wishing on comets. Tried dimming the shine. Tried to orbit his planet. Some stars never align. And in one conversation, I tore down the whole sky Spring sprung forth with dazzling freedom hues Then a crash from the skylight bursting through Something old, someone hallowed, who told me he could be brand new And so I was out of the oven and into the microwave Out of the slammer and into a tidal wave How gallant to save the empress from her gilded tower Swinging a sword he could barely lift But loneliness struck at that fateful hour Low hanging fruit on his wine stained lips He never even scratched the surface of me. None of them did. “In summation, it was not a love affair!” I screamed while bringing my fists to my coffee ringed desk It was a mutual manic phase. It was self harm. It was house and then cardiac arrest. A smirk creeps onto this poet’s face Because it’s the worst men that I write best. And so I enter into evidence My tarnished coat of arms My muses, acquired like bruises My talismans and charms The tick, tick, tick of love bombs My veins of pitch black ink All’s fair in love and poetry Sincerely, The Chairman of The Tortured Poets Department

Inmates would overwhelmingly welcome segregation. As Lexy Good, a white prisoner in San Quentin State Prison explained, “I’d rather hang out with white people, and blacks would rather hang out with people of their own race.” He said it was the same outside of prison: “Look at suburbia. . . . People in society self-segregate.” Another white man, using the pen name John Doe, wrote that jail time in Texas had turned him against blacks: '[B]ecause of my prison experiences, I cannot stand being in the presence of blacks. I can’t even listen to my old, favorite Motown music anymore. The barbarous and/or retarded blacks in prison have ruined it for me. The black prison guards who comprise half the staff and who flaunt the dominance of African-American culture in prison and give favored treatment to their “brothers” have ruined it for me.' He went on: '[I]n the aftermath of the Byrd murder [the 1998 dragging death in Jasper, Texas] I read one commentator’s opinion in which he expressed disappointment that ex-cons could come out of prison with unresolved racial problems “despite the racial integration of the prisons.” Despite? Buddy, do I have news for you! How about because of racial integration?' (emphasis in the original) A man who served four years in a California prison wrote an article for the Los Angeles Times called “Why Prisons Can’t Integrate.” “California prisons separate blacks, whites, Latinos and ‘others’ because the truth is that mixing races and ethnic groups in cells would be extremely dangerous for inmates,” he wrote. He added that segregation “is looked on by no one—of any race—as oppressive or as a way of promoting racism.” He offered “Rule No. 1” for survival: “The various races and ethnic groups stick together.” There were no other rules. He added that racial taboos are so complex that only a person of the same race can be an effective guide.

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S. Lewis, Reflections on the Psalms; Dietrich Bonhoeffer, Psalms: The Prayer Book of the Bible; Thomas Merton, Praying the Psalms; Eugene Peterson, Answering God: The Psalms as Tools for Prayer; N. T. Wright, The Case for the Psalms; or Beth LaNeel Tanner, The Psalms for Today.

Te simți ofensată din cauza cuvântului „păcat” pentru că asta ar însemna că-ți pare rău. Se poate să-ți pară rău pentru ceva și totuși să nu regreți acel lucru Lumea crede că intimitatea are legătură cu sexul. Intimitatea însă are legătură cu adevărul. Atunci când îi poți spune cuiva adevărul, când i te poți arăta, când poți sta în fața acelei persoane, iar răspunsul său este: „Ești în siguranță cu mine.” Asta e intimitatea. Voiam să fie al ei ce aveam eu. M-am întrebat dacă așa te simți când iubești pe cineva. Deja știam ce înseamnă să fii îndrăgostit de cineva. O simțisem și acționasem mânată de sentimentul respectiv. Dar să iubești pe cineva… Să ții la persoana respectivă. Să-ți legi soarta de a ei și să-ți zici: Suntem împreună, orice s-ar întâmpla. Ești însă celebră de suficient de multă vreme ca să știi că niciodată nu se spune cuiva mai mult decât trebuie. Nu știi cât de repede ai alergat, cât de mult ai muncit, cât ești de obosit în realitate până nu se pune cineva în spatele tău și-ți zice: „E în regulă, acum poți să cazi la pământ, o să te prind eu.” Relațiile sunt complexe. Oamenii sunt dezordonați, iar dragostea poate fi urâtă. Înclin mereu să greșesc prin prea multă compasiune. Femeile fac sex pentru intimitate. Bărbații pentru plăcere. Asta ne spune cultura. Se asigura mereu că răul e compensat de mult bine. Eu… ei bine, eu n-am făcut asta pentru ea. Am făcut-o jumi-juma, ceea ce e cam cel mai crud lucru pe care i-l poți face cuiva care te iubește, anume să-i dai suficient bine cât să stea și să îndure al naibii de mult rău. Nimeni nu-i doar victimă sau doar învingător. Toată lumea e undeva între. Oamenii care se tot distribuie într-unul dintre aceste două roluri nu numai că se amăgesc, dar sunt și dureros de lipsiți de originalitate.

Frank and the Transylvanians might be participants in a glam rock concert. Frank indulges in sexually provocative posturing while wearing women’s underwear, and has bisexual romps with Janet and Rocky. This, alongside Magenta and Riff Raff’s possibly incestuous relationship and their deliberately mysterious and grotesque presence, could be seen as an extension of the glam-rock personas of the early 1970s. Eddie, on the other hand, is a leather-jacketed, motorbike-riding character, originally played in the United States by Meatloaf, but often characterised as looking and sounding like Elvis. This characterisation relies on the folk or country blues associations of a nostalgic rock’n’roll sound in ‘Whatever Happened to Saturday Night’. This is regarded as passé within glam rock and he is killed. Janet and Brad are associated with the lighter pop sound of ‘Damn it Janet’, which from a rock aesthetic might be regarded as superficial. Brad is made to appear insignificant and foolish, while Janet’s musical language adapts as the plot develops. Rocky’s ‘The Sword of Damocles’, draws on associations of sensuality through the use of rumba patterns and prefigures his overwhelming sexual activity.

There was an extraordinary flow of players and talent concentrated in that time and place, gathered around Woody’s record. George Harrison walked in one night. Rod Stewart would pop in occasionally. Mick came and sang on the record, and Mick Taylor played. After not hanging about much on the London rock-and-roll scene for a couple of years, it was nice to see everybody and not have to move. They’d come to you. There was always jamming. Ronnie and I hit it off straightaway, day in, day out, we had a load of good laughs. He said, I’m running short of songs, so I knocked up a couple of songs for him, “Sure the One You Need” and “We Got to Get Our Shit Together.” That’s where I first heard “It’s Only Rock ’n’ Roll,” in Ronnie’s studio. It’s Mick’s song and he’d cut it with Bowie as a dub. Mick had gotten this idea and they started to rock on it. It was damn good. Shit, Mick, what are you doing it with Bowie for? Come on, we’ve got to steal that motherfucker back. And we did, without too much difficulty. Just the title by itself was so beautifully simple, even if it hadn’t been a great song in its own right. I mean, come on. “It’s only rock and roll but I like

have assembled a partial list: Dee Brown, Bury My Heart at Wounded Knee: An Indian History of the American West; Peter Kolchin, American Slavery: 1619–1877; Henry Louis Gates Jr., Stony the Road: Reconstruction, White Supremacy, and the Rise of Jim Crow; Tina Cassidy, Mr. President, How Long Must We Wait?: Alice Paul, Woodrow Wilson, and the Fight for the Right to Vote; Taylor Branch, Parting the Waters: America in the King Years, 1954–63; and Annette Gordon-Reed, On Juneteenth. I would also recommend reading writings by or about some of the pivotal figures in the fight for political equality, such as Frederick Douglass, W.E.B. Du Bois, Susan B. Anthony, and Martin Luther King Jr.

Rien de tout cela n'était possible bien sûr... Mais pareil détail avait-il jamais empêché un rêveur de rêver ?

These days, when Jill Bolte Taylor finds herself feeling any sort of unpleasant emotional reaction to a situation, she says she simply checks her watch and waits ninety seconds. That’s how long it takes for her body—and yours—to process the hormonal reactions associated with fear, anger, or grief. If you experience them without resistance, the emotions then disappear, though they may return again, but only in ninety-second waves.

Besties. Another word I don’t like. It’s just stupid. Bestie and best friend take the exact same amount of time to say. It ain’t like an abbreviation. That’s like me calling my teammates my teamies. Anyway, not only are Taylor and TeeTee best friends, but they’re also cousins (cuzzies) and pretend to be sisters (sissies). They’re like attached at the ponytail and call themselves T-N-T, which is funny because most of the time I just wished they’d explode.

And baby, when you think of me I hope it ruins rock 'n' roll

(The word “clerisy,” which I’ll use often, is of German origin, and is how Samuel Taylor Coleridge and I refer to the intelligentsia, journalists, ministers, professors, novelists, and the rest of the scribbling tribe.)

The best things in life begin with N. Netflix, Nachos, and No.” Just Say No

Pensavo avessimo un accordo noi due e che queste stupide scenette fossero finite, perché ti ho ampiamente dimostrato che finché ti comporterai bene, io farò lo stesso. Ti ho protetto, ti ho vendicato, mi prendo cura di te, faccio quello che non ha mai fatto nessuno. E tu hai promesso che ti saresti comportato bene, ricordo forse male?" chiese in un sussurro, ricambiando il suo sguardo. Taylor fece per scuotere il capo, ma ricordando le regole dell'uomo, si schiarì la voce, sforzandosi di non distogliere lo sguardo. "N-no, non ricordi male. Mi dispiace, i-io..." rispose, deglutendo a fatica. "Tu?" lo incitò a continuare il moro, occhi negli occhi con lui. Circondando il corpo del minore con entrambe le braccia, Dunken lo attirò lentamente verso di sé, continuando a tenere i suoi polsi fermi dietro la schiena. "Io n-non ci sono abituato. Non so a-ancora come fidarmi

Hai una mente interessante e preziosa, piccolo Taylor, sarebbe stato uno spreco ucciderti" rispose, confondendo ancora di più le idee del minore, che aggrottò le sopracciglia. "N-non credo sia possibile, voglio dire, non s-sono neanche così intelligente, non ho doti particolari..." sussurrò, scervellandosi per comprendere le parole dell'altro, che alzandosi con fare predatorio si avvicinò lentamente a lui. "Stai forse insinuando che io sia un bugiardo? O che mi sia sbagliato?" domandò Dunken, chinandosi davanti alla poltrona sgangherata sulla quale era seduto il ragazzo. A quelle parole Taylor alzò il voltò, puntando gli occhi perplessi in direzione del maggiore. Una mano di Dunken, più calda di molte altre volte, sfiorò la sua guancia, come faceva spesso, mentre con il pollice tracciava una linea immaginaria sul suo labbro inferiore, fermandosi lì, al centro della sua bocca carnosa, in un gesto che Taylor aveva compreso piacere molto all'uomo. "N-no, non è così, è che io davvero n-non so cosa ci sia di prezioso o speciale in me" si giustificò il ragazzo, parlando contro il pollice del killer, ancora fermo sul suo labbro. "Il modo in cui ragiona la tua mente, sei un bellissimo enigma, tanto forte quanto fragile, mai solo una delle due cose. Fidati di me, sei un vero diamante" bisbigliò Dunken, affondando le dita - con movimento lento e delicato - tra i capelli del minore, che a quel gesto socchiuse gli occhi, beandosi del tocco gentile dell'uomo

Che c'è, sembri sollevato. Di cosa avevi paura?" domandò Dunken, sentendo le piccole dita di Taylor risalire dietro il suo collo, sfiorando i tatuaggi sulle pelle olivastra. "Non voglio che mi trovino, n-non voglio che mi portino via da qui, da te" confessò, distogliendo lo sguardo. "Nessuno ti porterà via da me, tu mi appartieni" disse serio l'uomo, afferrando piano il mento del minore con una mano

Taylor, cosa stai facendo?" chiese, afferrando le braccia del ragazzo. Non ottenendo alcuna risposta ma udendo solo singhiozzi strozzati, Dunken poggiò entrambe le ginocchia sul pavimento sporco, incastrando il volto nell'incavo del collo del giovane, ancora rannicchiato su se stesso. "Shh, va tutto bene, sono qui. Sono qui, tesoro, guardami" sussurrò, accarezzando le braccia gelide del ragazzo. "M-mi manderai via per lui... t-tu mi butterai via" pianse il minore, venendo scosso dal pianto. Dunken strinse con forza le braccia attorno al suo corpo, tirandoselo addosso più che poté e istintivamente le mani di Taylor si aggrapparono alle sue spalle, piangendo disperatamente contro il petto del maggiore. "Stai dicendo una marea di stronzate, Taylor. Guardami, sono qui, sono con te, non ti butterei mai via, piccolo, tu sei unico, sei il mio diamante, ricordi?" mormorò con voce lenta, sentendo i singhiozzi di Taylor farsi più quieti. "S-sei arrabbiato con me? I-io... io resterò qui, se vuoi, posso sopportarlo, le voci, loro mi hanno detto di v-venire qui, solo n-non... non scegliere lui" sussurrò, scontrandosi con gli occhi scuri di Dunken, tremendamente seri

M-mi troveranno, mi... mi porteranno v-via da te ma h-ho dovuto farlo, loro... loro adesso m-mi troveranno!" pianse ancora con disperazione Taylor, aggrappandosi con le poche forze rimaste al corpo muscoloso del sicario, che a quelle parole scosse il capo, indurendo il suo sguardo. "No, tesoro mio, non ti troveranno, non ti succederà niente. Hey, ascoltami! Coprirò tutte le tue tracce, ti renderò invisibile. Penso io a te, ci sono io, guardami Taylor, sono qui, piccolo, ti difenderò da tutto" lo rassicurò Dunken, cercando il suo sguardo. L'uomo se lo tirò addosso, spostando i capelli bagnati dal volto distrutto del ragazzo. "Dimmi che hai capito, Taylor, dimmi che hai capito che andrà tutto bene, sei così forte, così prezioso, sei stato davvero bravo" continuò l'uomo, tenendo il viso del giovane stretto tra le mani. "P-preda o predatore, t-tesoro mio, n-non farti braccare" ripeté con un soffio di voce Taylor, ricambiando stancamente lo sguardo dell'assassino di fronte a sé. Il sicario annuì, sentendo Taylor rilassarsi fra le sue braccia. Si ritrovarono entrambi seduti a terra, nel punto esatto in cui poco meno di tre mesi prima Dunken aveva posizionato la tenda da campeggio per inscenare la morte del marito della vedova. Taylor guardò l'uomo dal basso, con la testa appoggiata al suo petto e la schiena sulle sue gambe, mentre Dunken lo stringeva a sé, accarezzandogli il labbro inferiore con un dito. Sentì le labbra del ragazzo sollevarsi appena sotto al tocco del suo polpastrello e l'osservò, non comprendendo il perché di quel sorriso.

Pero también habrá mujeres juiciosas (...) Son aquellas que no importa dónde las arroje la vida, nunca olvidan que son mujeres. Consideremos de nuevo a Aspasia. fue amada por Pericles y él la consultaba porque era hombre sensato y necesitaba prudentes consejos de una mujer. Pero ella nunca olvidó que era hembra, a diferencia de las mujeres de ahora, que n o han traído más que desgracias. Ella dio todo por Pericles y no le pidió cosas que estaban por encima de su naturaleza. Fue siempre una mujer. Pero ¿Cuántas quedas como Aspasia hoy en Roma?