Now We Suffer From Laws (Tacitus)
Formerly We Suffered From Criminals,
Now We Suffer From Lawyers (Not Tacitus)
Author: Author: A.H. Spivak & Other
tiny.ag/dgygcr6l · submitted 2002
All random acts of kindness will be avenged
tiny.ag/yxmwi6ot · submitted 2002
Few Things Are More Powerful Than A Large Gathering Of Stupid People
tiny.ag/ggixfsms · submitted 2002
I drink to make other people seem more clever... I drink a lot !!!
I don't know, I heard someone say it
tiny.ag/hcifcapb · submitted 2002
Use peace where you can, and the sword where you must.
tiny.ag/mqvjbda8 · submitted 2002
Woe unto the people who cling to pacifism in the face of evil, who will not fight no matter how righteous the cause. For, by God, there are far worse things in this world than war!
tiny.ag/pivxdfbz · submitted 2002
But we read, and usually we believe; good, bad, or indifferent, any string of English words holds
our attention as if it came from Prospero himself.
J. D. Salinger, Seymour: an Introduction
tiny.ag/cvpotews · submitted 2002
I'll champion indiscrimination till doomsday, on the ground that it leads to health and a kind of very real, enviable happiness.
J. D. Salinger, - Raise High the Roof Beam, Carpenters
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