The Frictionary # 588

Here is another page taken from The Frictionary:

5406. One day you are a signature, next day, you are an autograph. (Billy Wilder)

5407. There's a rest point between the heart muscle's close and open - an instant of keenest living when you're momentarily dead. You can rest there. (Mary Karr)

5408. A good book is one we rediscover full after having emptied it. (Jacques Deval)

5409. He who eats alone chokes alone. (Arabian proverb)

5410. We get robbed at the stock market like we get killed at the war, by people we do not see. (Alfred Capus)

5411. Clocks do not make time
they only impose an illusion of order
on an essential chaos. (Positively Wyrde)

5412. Constant togetherness is fine - but only for Siamese twins. (Victoria Billings)

5413. Is reality more whole in the gesture made or in the one that is refrained? [Wilfrid Lemoine)

5414. Please don't feed the dust bunnies. (?)

5415. A happy marriage is the union of two good forgivers. (Robert Quillen)

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