The Frictionary # 414

Here is another page taken from The Frictionary:

4056. Just think of the tragedy of teaching children not to doubt. (Clarence Darrow)

4057. The church says: the body is a sin.  Science says: the body is a machine.  Advertising says: the body is a business.  The body says: I am a fiesta. (Eduardo Galeano)

4058. Vanity exists. Only lies can be invented. (Georges Braque)

4059. It's a known fact that the sheep that give us steel wool have no natural enemies. (Gary Larson)

4060. Steak and puns: a rare medium done well. (Richard Lederer)

4061. We expect everything, and we're never prepared for anything. (Sophie Swetchine)

4062. Write drunk, edit sober. (Ernest Hemingway - frequently attributed but unverified*)
* Hemingway said,“I have spent all my life drinking, but since writing is my true love I never get the two things mixed up.” which would indicate opposition to the quotation...


4063. Although the cricket's song
has no words,
still,
it sounds like sorrow.  (Izumi Shikibu)

4064. When someone demands blind obedience, you'd be a fool not to peek. (Jim Fiebig)

4065. Love is space and time measured by the heart. (Marcel Proust)

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