The Frictionary # 954

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9076. The usefulness of a cup is in its emptiness. (Chinese proverb)

9077. Politicians are like holes in Swiss cheese: the more cheese, the more holes, and unfortunately, the more holes, well, the less cheese. (Coluche)

9078. We love what cannot last/ a bloom/ a butterfly/ a bliss/ a life. (Positively Wyrde)

9079. By constantly believing, we forget to doubt. (Patrick Vandermaesen)

9080. The secret to happiness is not falling, but staying in love. (Mardy Grothe)

9081. Tolerance should only be a transitory state; it should lead to respect. (Johan Wolfgang von Goethe)

9082. England's greatest king was Queen Victoria. (Albert Brie)

9083. If love eats the donut, does time eat the hole? (Tom Robbins)

9084. The human brain is awesome. It functions 24 hours a day from the day you were born and only stops when you take an exam or fall in love. (?)

9085. He knows peace who has forgotten desire. (Bhagavad-Gita)

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