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Fred Peters Quotes
«In Kentucky, you need a license to cut hair, but not to cut veins.»
Author: Fred Peters
«No one else has shown any symptoms. We believe we have acted quickly.»
Author: Fred Peters
«It's clearly a hybrid. It's certainly dependent on (UK) for financing...but the student government association is allowed to be that; they're the students who govern themselves.»
Author: Fred Peters
«They're trying to set some kind of trap for appeal, judge, but I don't think you have to go for it.»
Author: Fred Peters
«One life has been lost. I ask you not to destroy another.»
Author: Fred Peters
«It is kind of an inconsistent verdict. They found that driving down Main Street the way he did was a gross deviation of the standard of care, but he wasn't under the influence. I can't figure that out.»
Author: Fred Peters
«I don't think you have to worry about Tommy driving recklessly again.»
Author: Fred Peters
«Kids are the same at any school. There's a light that goes on when they start making adult decisions. For some kids, it takes awhile for the light to go on.»
Author: Fred Peters
«At our last meeting, we brought out the stickler with the county as to what to call it (the walkway). We just want to keep people out of the street.»
Author: Fred Peters
«There are a number of people in the city who are eminently qualified. Many might not know there is an opening.»
Author: Fred Peters