Thousand years Quote by Kevin Hearne Download Open image ““I hope that if I ever travel two thousand years into the future, there will still be bacon.”” — Kevin Hearne ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 3.5 out of 5 (10 ratings) Copy quoteShare Thousand years Time
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“The sorrow bird: We've gone too far. I'm afraid we can't go back. Hoopoe: Back?... There's a circle, bird. Why, just think of the phoenix. He lives alone for more than a thousand years acquiring great wisdom and when it's his time to go, he gathers leaves around himself, spreads his wings, and starts a fire - a new phoenix… — Peter Sís Copy Share
“Change the fabric of their culture? It hasn’t happened yet, not in two thousand years. And it won’t happen now.” — James Webb Copy Share Image
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