Quotes About Reliability

When there are few choices, McDonald's appears to be a safe bet.

Accuracy is the twin brother of honesty; inaccuracy, of dishonesty.

A workhorse, not a show horse

And I think, if thoughts are worth a penny, how much less promises must be worth. Especially the ones you're likely to break.

I'd never want a piece of someone else's brain, Kele had said. I mean, you don't know where it's been.

His friends were fair-weather at best. Cohorts of convenience.

Tell them whatever you like. It doesn't matter, as long as you're there tomorrow morning.

Never trust a man in a jumpsuit

t was almost disappointing because it seemed when stress and madness were eliminated from my daily life there wasn't much left you could depend on.

It didn't pay to trust another human being. Humans didn't have it, whatever it took.

I don't know. It's been terribly hard for me. How do I know you won't do it again?' 'Nobody is ever quite sure of what they will do. You aren't sure what you might do.

God knows I am not too hippy. Perhaps because I am too much around the hip and I fear fads for, like anybody else, I like something that tends to last.

He stood there as I walked on. Never trust a man with a perfectly-trimmed mustache …

We live in an age when we are no longer surprised that people let us down the only surprise is that we are so constantly willing to allow ourselves to be deceived.

Roy had communicated, days earlier, to the Zen master that I was a drunk - unreliable - either faint-hearted or vicious - therefore during the cerimony, don't ask Bukowski for the rings because Bukowski might not be there. or he might loose the rings, or vomit, or loose Bukowski

It didn't pay to trust another human being. Humans didn't have it, whatever it took.

the people will always betray you. never trust the people.

It didn't pay to trust another human being. Humans didn't have it, whatever it took. On

I've always said if you want to find out who your friends are go to a madhouse or jail.

La humanidad tiene múltiples debilidades, pero dos de las más importantes son: la incapacidad de llegar a tiempo y la ineptitud a la hora de cumplir promesas.

If you managed to fool a man, it doesn't mean he's a fool, it means you were trusted more than you deserve.

Livermore scientists still insist that they have good reason to trust the computer's more recent predictions. They claim to have experiments that back up the computer code, but it is impossible to tell, from the outside, whether they are telling the truth.

Bureaucracies excel at performing tasks that must be done consistently whether the people assigned to them are brilliant performers or bumbling fools. You can't always count on having Albert Einstein in the patent office, so you design its procedures to work even if you hire Mr. Bean by mistake.

History is written by the survivors, a narrative they compose to explain events to themselves. So the historicity of journals like this one—their accuracy and authenticity—is a function of the reliability of the narrator