The Frictionary # 874

 Here is another page taken from The Frictionary:

8276. One should always be in love. That is one reason one should never marry. (Oscar Wilde)

8277. Thought flies and words go on foot. That is the writer's drama. (Julien Green)

8278. The danger of the past was that men became slaves. The danger of the future is that men may become robots. (Erich Fromm)

8279. Before marriage, men would wander parking lots aimlessly because they had no one to point out the open spots. (Chad Read)

8280. Quiet is to noise as silence is to communication. (Rebecca Solnit)

8281. We train to become strong. Why not to be kind? (Kim Thúy)

8282. "I'm going to make a lot of noise for an hour but do nothing." - Inkjet printers. (Eden Dranger)

8283. Why does God get credit for answered prayers but no blame for unanswered ones? (William Lobdell)

8284. The past is a place of reference, not a place of residence. (?)

8285. To jealousy, nothing is more dreadful than laughter. (Françoise Sagan)

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