The Frictionary # 835

Here is another page taken from The Frictionary:

7886. No meeting with the absolute without solitude, no solitude without loneliness. (Mary Magdalene Davy)

7887. There are people who exaggerate so much that they can't tell the truth without lying. (Josh Billings)

7888. What we call a reason to live is at the same time an excellent reason to die. (Albert Camus)

7889. Success is a ladder which cannot be climbed with the hands behind your back,* (American proverb)
* Or in your pockets.

7890. Crisis takes place when the old has not died and the now has still not been born. (Bertolt Brecht)

7891. Criminal charges: Credit Card Interest Rates. (Mason Mastroiani)

7892. Books are finally just another way to make trees talk. (Patrick Devaux)

7893. I believed in reincarnation in a previous life. (Dave Whamond - Reality Check) 

7894. Just because you're unique doesn't mean that you're useful. (?)

7895. There are two kinds of time: the time that waits and the time that hopes. (Jacques Brel)

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