Aphorisms Galore!

Submissions

These aphorisms have been submitted by users but are not (yet) included in the official collection.

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tiny.ag/mrixbldj  ·  submitted 2003

"An entrepreneur is someone that steals office supplies from home and brings them to work."

Auren Hoffman

tiny.ag/9rfnqvg6  ·  submitted 2003

Remember, Those that are truly politically correct are usually assholes.

Reverend Colin

tiny.ag/kwmuze3d  ·  submitted 2003

Providence is always on the side of the big battalion.

M. de Sevigne

tiny.ag/szvafeub  ·  submitted 2003

The difference between a good and great joke is the lack of political correctness.

Reverend Colin

tiny.ag/asxr7ben  ·  submitted 2003

stand by your heart as your heart is what keeps you alive if that fails then it will not matter how much you loved or lost.

Eric Schiffhauer, I just caught myself saying this

tiny.ag/1hg2qzdn  ·  submitted 2003

Why do they sterilize the needle before lethal injection?

"Only in America"

tiny.ag/acl075bs  ·  submitted 2003

In a democracy, capital's share of the economic pie can't keep growing while labor's shrinks.

A. Gary Shilling

tiny.ag/qlurgxwp  ·  submitted 2003

Gravitation cannot be blamed for two people falling in love

A. Einstein

tiny.ag/ophthjmi  ·  submitted 2003

When I grow up, I want to be just like me.

Colin R. Young

tiny.ag/bdkbo7gh  ·  submitted 2003

I am convinced that the only people worthy of consideration in this world are the unusual ones. For the common folk are like leaves of a tree, and live and die unnoticed.

Unknown

tiny.ag/8yyl2nhj  ·  submitted 2003

No nation on earth ever taxed itself into prosperity.

Unknown

tiny.ag/ws7urlzt  ·  submitted 2003

An eye for an eye and the world will go blind? Aye, maybe. But let the eye-gouger go without accounting long enough... and the world goes blind anyway.

RHJunior

tiny.ag/sv2aycwy  ·  submitted 2003

An eye for an eye, and the world will go blind.

Unknown

tiny.ag/kbrj0uwl  ·  submitted 2003

Perfection would have a devestating effect on the economy.

Unknown

tiny.ag/xu2c4zus  ·  submitted 2003

How many legs does a cat have if you call the tail a leg? Four. Calling the tail a leg doesn't make it a leg.

Abraham Lincoln

tiny.ag/z08u3som  ·  submitted 2003

It would not be hard to prove with sufficient repitition that a square is in fact a circle. What after all are a square and a circle? They are mere words and words can be moulded to hide ideas in disguise.

Joseph Paul Goebbels, Minister of Propaganda

tiny.ag/txb0rpay  ·  submitted 2003

Every new technology medium seems to enjoy a delicious moment, between being born as a vehicle for human creativity controlled by no one, into a Pigopolistic advertising channel, controlled by very few.

Andrew Orlowski, Taken from an article in The Register

tiny.ag/5zb6wnhb  ·  submitted 2003

Bastard Operators don't just win. Anyone can win. Bastard Operators win and totally demoralize. That's real winning.

Simon Travaglia, From the "Bastard Operator from Hell"

tiny.ag/jckvo3ap  ·  submitted 2003

If I ever happen to fall... I hope its not in shit.

Julius Berrius

tiny.ag/wfmca5r9  ·  submitted 2003

Put a man behind a mask and you will get the truth from him.

Unknown

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