The Frictionary # 323

Here is another page taken from The Frictionary:

3146. Avoid people who say they know the answer. Keep the company of people who are trying to understand the question. (Billy Connolly)

3147. Camping (...), I'm from New York, where we call it homeless. (Karen Williams)

3148. Passion is a hypertrophy of the sense of ownership. (Étienne Rey)

3149. Fate is not an eagle, it creeps like a rat. (Elizabeth Bowen)

3150. Girl scouts: beggars with merit badges. ($#*! My Dad Says)

3151. Books had instant replay long before televised sports. (Bert Williams)

3152. Sighing is a reproach to the present, a smile to the past. (Delphine de Girardin)

3153. Adultery is the application of democracy to love. (H.L. Mencken)

3154. Advice to men over 50: keep an open mind and a closed refrigerator. (?)

3155. You find in solitude only what you take to it. (Juan Ramon Jimenez)

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