The Frictionary # 962

Here is another page taken from The Frictionary: 

9156. Hatred makes us ugly before soiling the person who receives it. (Marie Laberge)

9157. Here's the thing about odds and probability. You can talk about them as much as you want, do all the fancy math, but in the end there's only either/or. (Dave Hutchinson)

9158. She was just a flower/ and nobody/ to gather her honey. (Réjean Lévesque)

9159. The cost of printing is unconscionably high. Feeding it ink feels like buying expensive wine for unpleasant guests. (Michael Lasky)

9160. Nationalism is like masculinity. It is sometimes toxic. (Patrick Lagacé)

9161. Faith (...) a tremendous gift or an appalling deception, depending on whether there's a God or not. (Nick Harkaway)

9162. People allergic to eggs cannot go to Easter Island. (Franky)

9163. Language is the dress of thought. (Samuel Johnson)

9164. Zoo: animal jail. (?)

9165. A poem is never finished, only abandoned. (Paul Valéry)

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