The Frictionary # 1079

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10316. Dreams are the oxygen of the soul, and sometimes the helium as well. (Mardy Grothe)

10317. It is not true that people stop pursuing dreams because they grow old, they grow old because they stop pursuing their dreams. (Gabriel Garcia Marquez)

10318. Nothing is more identical than what is like the same thing. (Pierre Dac)

10319. You can not find peace by avoiding life. (Virginia Woolf)

10320. The French are satisfied at little cost, a little familiarity in manners seems like equality to them. (Alfred de Vigny)

10321. We weren't always racists. We were always mean, murderers, of course. (Andy Martin)

10322. Entrust the Sahara to civil servants, and in five years you will run out of sand. (Coluche)

10323. How do we know Santa is not just asking for HoHo's? (Jim Gaffigan)

10324. We talk so much about leaving a better planet to our kids, that we forget about leaving better kids to this planet. (?)

1025. All human beings think, only intellectuals brag about it. (Philippe Bouvard)

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