The Frictionary # 958

 Here is another page taken from The Frictionary:

9116. The essence of wisdom is to maintain suspicion about what you want to be true. (Jon K. Hart)

9117. Who teaches good to others without doing it, is like the blind man who would carry a lantern. (Algerian proverb)

9118. I don't have health insurance, so when I get sick I make chicken soup with low-grade poultry and hope the antibiotics seep out. (Katie Hannigan)

9119. Our flaws are eclipses of the soul that are unfortunately only visible to others. (Joseph Sanial-Dubay)

9120. We usually recognize the consequences of our actions. It's the consequence of our inaction that gets confused with fate. (Robert Brault)

9121. Man is in control of the TV remote. Woman controls travel destinations. (Stéphane Laporte)

9122. Technology is Darwinian. It spreads, it evolves, it updates. The most dangerous wipes out the less fit. (Nancy Kress)

9123. Get a grip, people! Athletes win the medals, not nations. (Réjean Lévesque)

9124. There's nothing sadder/ Than writing a haiku and/ Getting writer's block. (Ayo Edebiri)

9125. It is not the writer's task to answer questions but to question answers. (Edward Abbey)

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