Tré Cool (Frank Edwin Wright III) Quotes
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I think my least healthy habit is running around too much. And I think I'm getting better about it as I'm getting older.
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I wonder if it's ethical to watch a man with binoculars and a long-focus lens? D'ya suppose it's ethical even if you prove that he didn't commit a crime? I'm not much on rear window ethics.
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No human endeavour can ever be wholly good... it must always have a cost.
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I don't think we should pay people to fight terrorism. I would be amazed if they asked for anything in return.
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When I wrote a long story about the retreat of sea ice, I made clear it could go the other way for a while, and that doesn't mean we don't know that a warmer world will have less sea ice. It just means there's a lot of variability and people can pay too much attention to the big swings in one direction or the other.
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When I came up with the concept of 'The Dream,' on the surface he just seemed like another creepy bad man or villain. It had to be played by someone larger than life, but not malicious. And Keanu Reeves is that person to me, and he was The Dream like I wanted The Dream.
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I always wanted to do something with music, but to be honest, I never thought I'd be good enough.
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Life will go better for you the less you’re bothered by people and their dumb habits.)
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Architecture is slow and therefore requires anticipatory design.
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Would you believe I was a famous star? It's the truth.
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In Korean, the word 'future' is made up of two parts. The first part means 'not,' and the second means 'to come.' In that sense, 'future' means something that will not come. This is to say the future is now, and our now is us living our future.
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All people on the planet are children, except for a very few. No one is grown up except those free of desire.
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There's no disgrace in failure, the disgrace is not to try.
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Private equity funds a substantial amount of new businesses and is the source of capital to rejuvenate failing businesses, which are major drivers of job growth in this economy.
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I worked a lot with Mark Frankel, and he was really just an incredibly tender soul. He liked his hair just so and his suit. He was a good-looking man, and he cared about looking together.
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I've matured, maybe, but not grown up.
