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Got Quotes? Perfect! Welcome to SAYINGS.biz where we’d like to introduce you…

February 18, 2009 by sayingsbiz
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To YOU!! Huh? Yes! Well, of course, there is a grand collection of quotes and sayings, cool forums and quizzes, lots of fun widgets and things, BUT the dazzling star of our show is (drum roll please) – you! And, boy, do you like to talk!

All the quote blogs below are written by visitors to this site. You can write a blog here today if you want to share your thoughts on any quote both famous or new. You are part of an amazing community of people that not only love quotes and sayings, but that love to discuss, interpret, and even debate them. Whatever the reason, we’d love you to join the discussion.

How?! Register today for free, of course! >>>Read more

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Motivational and Hope Quotes at Sayings.biz

February 19, 2009 by sayingsbiz
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If you liked that, here are our picks for Top 10 Motivational quotes that truly inspire and provide hope... >>>Read more

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Why we still love Albert Einstein

February 3, 2009 by sayingsbiz
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There is a continued admiration for one of the great minds in the last century, Albert Einstein. I wonder in a time with the advent of moving skyscrapers, the discovery of new galaxies, and even the launch of the supercool 3G iphone, why our fascination remains with someone whose discoveries and, well, whose self dates back over 50 years? Is it really e=MC2???

"It is almost a miracle that modern teaching methods have not yet entirely strangled the holy curiousity of inquiry; for what this delicate little plant needs more than anything, besides stimulation, is freedom."
- Albert Einstein

My theory is that we love the underdog!! I mean I'm a die hard Steelers fan and by the end of the Superbowl, I was rooting for the Cardinals just because they were the underdogs. Who doesn't love a story a good rags to riches story, a tale someone overcoming a challenge? It's inspiring! In this respect, Mr. Albert Einstein was the ultimate underdog. >>>Read more

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