Ben Roethlisberger Quotes

No one is so old that he does not think he could live another year.

Middle age is the time when a man is always thinking that in a week or two he will feel as good as ever.

I do absolutely want to be around as long as possible. I tell my son: 'You do realise, I am going to live to 100.'

I plan to live to be 120!

At 87, I have to keep moving because, if I sit down, you never know what might happen.

I really want to live longer. It's a goal of mine.

I think the best thing that could happen is that I'll live to be a lot older than my mother lived.

I've never really understood the desire to be immortal myself. The idea of both wanting to live forever in some form and wanting to stay young forever just sounds exhausting. It's one of those desires that people think they want but when you actually stop to think about what it actually means, it's really awful. One of the reasons that life is bearable is because it's going to end soon. One of the main concerns of fiction is how do we make a life of 85 years or so meaningful.

There's no question in my mind: not only am I going to be able to make it through 16 games, I'll make it through another five years.

I am glad my life is coming to an end. To think that it might last another five hundred years, now that would be terrible, in my case.

Most people think that aging is genetic and yet if your parents lived to age 80+ that will add three years to your life.

There are many things in this world that are an outrage, to be sure, but death at our current life expectancy doesn’t strike me as one of them. Maybe I sound like some Victorian who felt that forty years ought to be enough for any man, but one of the marks of a life well lived has to be reaching a state of finally getting it, of not needing more, and of being able to sign off with something approaching peace of mind.

I think living to be one hundred would be great, but living to fifty twice would be so much better.

The guts carry the feet, not the feet the guts.

Indeed, I have, alas! outlived almost every one of my contemporaries. One pays dear for living long.

A man advanced in years that thinks fit to look back on his former life, and calls that only life which was passed with satisfaction and enjoyment, excluding all parts which were not pleasant to him, will find himself very young, if not in infancy.

When I was growing up they used to say, "Robin, drugs can kill you." Now that I'm 58 my doctor's telling me, "Robin, you need drugs to live." I realize now that my doctor is also my dealer.

Soon enough it will be me struggling (valiantly?) to walk - lugging my stuff around. How are we all so brave as to take step after step? Day after day? How are we so optimistic, so careful not to trip and yet do trip, and then get up and say O.K. Why do I feel so sorry for everyone and so proud?

A coole mouth, and warme feet, live long.

I'm really interested in the idea of long, long life and transformation and immortality.

The secret to a long life is knowin' when it's time to go.

Rejoice that you have still have a long time to live, before the thought comes to you that there is nothing more in the world to see.

There's no point in being unhappy about growing older. Just think of the millions who have been denied the privilege.

Eighty years old! No eyes left, no ears, no teeth, no legs, no wind! And when all is said and done, how astonishingly well one does without them.

Motivation can't take you very far if you don't have the legs.