The Frictionary # 668

Here is another page taken from The Frictionary:

6206. The true measure of life is not length, but honesty. (John Lyly)

6207. A skeptic is a person who would ask God for his ID card. (Edgar A. Shoaff)

6208. Ridicule doesn't kill anywhere, but in the USA,, it can get you very rich. (Boris Vian)

6209. People who hate cats will come back as mice in their next life. (Faith Resnick)

6210. Business people see the price of a thing before they see its value (...). Teachers see the value of education before its price. (Rabii Rammal)

6211. I really think we need to find a cure for puberty. (Dave Barry)

6212. It's been said that golf is a Zen activity. I'd argue that if golfers were practicing Zen, they wouldn't keep score. (Tom Robbins)

6213. Being frank: Lack of diplomacy. (Michel Lauzière)

6214. People will forgive everything except beauty and talent. (?)

6215. Losing its name
a river 
enters the sea. (John Sandbach)

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