The Frictionary # 1005

 Here is another page taken from The Frictionary:

9586. Time is nothing but an immeasurable immobility along which we pass. (Gilbert Larocque)

9587. Who you are is not your fault, but it is your responsibility, (Cory Muscara)

9588. Dig the well before you are thirsty. (Chinese proverb)

9589. Mediocrity is a hairball coughed up on the Persian carpet of Creation. (Tom Robbins)

9590. Happiness is not a take-out - it can't be preserved - it has to be consumed on the spot. (Abel Castel)

9591. Cynics (...) - are just brokenhearted optimists. (Maria Popova)

9592. I am not racist, but we must face the facts: children are not people like us. (Pierre Desproges)

9593. A poem should not mean/ But be. (Archibald McLeish)

9594. There are only two states for squirrels: being anxious and being dead. (Micheline Marchildon)

9595. Matter delights in music, and became Bach. (Ronald Johnson)

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