The Frictionary # 878

 Here is another page taken from The Frictionary:

8316. When you know the truth, there can, by definition, be no hope. (Tom Holt)

8317. "Friend" sometimes is a word empty of meaning but "enemy", never. (Victor Hugo)

8318. Someday a computer will give a wrong answer to spare somebody's feelings and man will have invented artificial intelligence. (Robert Brault)

8319. Between words and silence live more than one truth. (Jean-Pierre Guay)

8320. The hardest years in a woman's life are those between 10 and 70. (Helen Hayes)

8321. To be happy living with people, you must ask of them only what they can give. (Tristan Bernard)

8322. Dance like it hurts/ Love like you need money/ Work when people are watching. (Scott Adams)

8323. Who acts like an ass should not be surprised if people want to climb his back. (Chinese proverb)

8324. Fairy tales: Horror stories for children to get them used to reality. (?)

8325. Ideas are like pretty girls: they also can turn bad. (Georges Bernanos)

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