The Frictionary # 1099

 Here is another page taken from The Frictionary:

10506. Greatness has nothing to do with goodness. (Frank Yerby)

10507. Music is the home of sharing cultures. (Betty Bonifassi)

10508. People know many things, and half of them are wrong. If only we knew which half, we'd have reason to be proud of our intelligence. (Orson Scott Card)

10509. If you boil your alphabet soup too long, you will eat capitals. (François Morency)

10510. Our planet is beset by conflict, climate change, pollution, disease, and other hazards. What better time to be hopeful. (Anne Lamott)

10511. One should judge a man mainly from his depravities. Virtues can be faked. Depravities are real. (Klaus Kinski)

10512. Never serve tea from a Neti pot. (James Ford)

10513. Justice does not come via the Internet. (Tristane Banon)

10514. What you are not changing you are choosing. Read that again. (?)

10515. Men for the sake of getting a living forget to live. (Margaret Fuller)

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