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10826. In poetry, beauty is no ornament, it is the meaning. It is the truth. (Ursula K. LeGuin)

10827. One bird in a cage, freedom is in mourning. (Jacques Prévert)

10828. I take heart that no matter where I am, I'm halfway to somewhere. (Christopher Moore)

10829. Silence is made of words we have not said. (Marguerite Yourcenar)

10830. The idol is the measure of the worshipper. (James Russell Lowell)

10831. Cumulolingus: cloud in the shape of a tongue. (Réjean Lévesque)

10832. Fashion, to me, is born and dies every day. (Gianni Versace)

10833. Diseases: the fittings of death. (Jules Renard)

10834. One difference between men and women? When a woman asks you to smell something, it smells good. (?)

10835.  In movies, after a lifetime of crime, villains often get their just deserts. In real life, they get elected. (Anu Garg)

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10816. It is easier to die from one’s contradictions than to live them. (Albert Camus)

10817. Each year, due mostly to minor misspellings and very poor penmanship, hundreds of children’s letters are sent to Satan, Dark Lord of the Underworld. (Matt Passet)

10818. The difference between a worker and an intellectual? The worker washes his hands before pissing, the intellectual afterwards. (Jacques Prévert)

10819. Happiness can be found even in the darkest of times if one only remembers to turn on the light. -Albus Dumbledore (J.K. Rowling)

10820. There are two legal acts of life for which one must hide before performing them: voting and love. (José Artur)

10821. The only time some fellows are ever seen with their wives is after they've been indicted. (Kin Hubbard)

10822. Chinese fondue: Monopoly of meals. (Marko Méthivier)

10823. When you become a star, you don't change -everyone else does. (Kirk Douglas)

10824. Technically, Moses was the first person with a tablet, downloading data from the cloud. (?)

10825. Whatever tears one may shed, in the end one always blows one's nose. (Heinrich Heine)

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10805. Never say that someone does not deserve mercy. Mercy is never deserved; if it were, it would be justice. (Robert Brault)

10806. Humor is not a mood but a way of looking at the world. (Ludwig Wittgenstein)

10807. The taste of the French for law is well known; it is probably the only country where one hears about a "right to make mistakes", although no one is ever mistaken. (André Frossard)

10808. It's shocking how long a human being can live without any essential oil. (Scott Barber)

10809. One must always be wary of people who use too many adverbs. (Marc Séguin)

10810. Swans sing before they die/ 'twere no bad thing/ Should certain persons die before they sing.(Samuel Taylor Coleridge)

10811. Sympathy: the ability to be useless in times of crisis. (Pascal Cameron)

10812. Patience is respect/ bestowed on the present/ and a kindness to time. (Maria Popova)

10813. The cat was created when the lion sneezed. (Arab proverb)

10814. Love doesn't need to be perfect, it just needs to be true. (?)

10815. Chance is a name for our ignorance. (Leslie Stephens)

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10796. There is no pleasure in writing. There is only the pleasure of having written. (PIerre Foglia)

10797. Too often we give our children answers to remember rather than problems to solve. (Roger Lewin)

10798. The creator of the universe and the stars really surpassed himself when he created pain. (Omar Khayyam)

10799. TV has become infested with commercials for drugs that we're supposed to ask our doctors about. (,,,) basically, the message is: 1- You need this drug 2- this drug might kill you. (Dave Barry)

10800. If we are able to laugh at everything, we will always win a little. (Emmanuelle Pierrot)

10801. Economics is extremely useful as a form of employment for economists. (John Kenneth Galbraith)

10802. By wanting to save democracy by tolerating intolerance, we will only preserve its ruins. (Christian Nadeau)

10803. Spirtle, n. the fine stream from a grapefruit that always lands right in your eye. (Rich Hall)

10804. Opera: the cemetery of melody. (?)

10805. A good day is one in which the past has been rather quiet. (Jean Rostand)

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10786. What is now proved was once imagined. (William Blake)

10787. A truth is a lie that has long served. (Édouard Herriot)

10788. The ear that hears the cardinal/ hears in red. (DJ Savarese)

10789. The falling tree makes more noise than the growing forest. (African proverb)

10790. Just because you're naked doesn't mean you're sexy. Just because you're cynical doesn't mean you're cool. (Tom Robbins)

10791. There is no human endeavour that doesn't have a theory; that's my theory. (Réjean Lévesque)

10792. It is not the employer who pays the wages. (...) It is the customer who pays the wages. (Henry Ford)

10793. Joy: the last possible subversive act. (Michel Layaz)

10794. If the Bible is the Word of God, why doesn't He show up for book signings? (?)

10795. You cannot go ahead while you are getting even. (Dick Arney)

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