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

1961–1980 (6461)

tiny.ag/v6mlezn4  ·  submitted 2015

THE HARDER I WORK THE LUCKIER I GET

Unknown

tiny.ag/v8olbw5g  ·  submitted 2015 by MoKarma

Once Trust Is Broken; Insecurity Bridges The Gap

MoKarma, in Wisdom and Ignorance and Men and Women

tiny.ag/moecpxwj  ·  submitted 2015 by MoKarma

To me confidence is the magnetic field of one's inner core. One must deflect harmful rays.

MoKarma, in Wisdom and Ignorance and Success and Failure

tiny.ag/ye0h9kir  ·  submitted 2015 by kingauning18

If time is gold, how come I'm still broke?

Unknown

tiny.ag/dj4impvu  ·  submitted 2015 by kingauning18

Opportunity knock once, but if you don't have a door it will never knock.

Unknown

tiny.ag/nndgvzip  ·  submitted 2015 by kingauning18

Try and try until you die

Unknown

tiny.ag/utumez03  ·  submitted 2015 by kingauning18

It is better late than absent.

Unknown

tiny.ag/qemjqsiw  ·  submitted 2015 by greenmachine

Shine Bright Like A Diamond

Rhianna, in Happiness and Misery and Life and Death

tiny.ag/jy0d6bvi  ·  submitted 2015 by greenmachine

It's better to have loved and lost than to have never loved at all

Mike Rotch, in Love and Hate and Success and Failure

tiny.ag/ekbi1jts  ·  submitted 2015 by greenmachine

It is better to have a gun and not need it than not have a gun and need it.

Captain Wallace, in War and Peace and Life and Death

tiny.ag/ftxbpe8m  ·  submitted 2015 by Erik_Redding

Falling is easy. Flying is fun— And totally worth the effort.

Everest Leen

tiny.ag/tbyohgq6  ·  submitted 2015 by Erik_Redding

There are always questions to be asked, if you can speak. There will always be answers to be heard, if you can listen.

Erik Redding, in Happiness and Misery and Success and Failure

tiny.ag/vmahdtew  ·  submitted 2015 by Erik_Redding

Everything in life is a metaphor.

Erik Redding, in Wisdom and Ignorance and Life and Death

tiny.ag/5gnhqb2w  ·  submitted 2015

Happiness can be found even in the darkest of times if one only remembers to turn on the light.

Albus Dumbledor, in Happiness and Misery and Success and Failure

tiny.ag/lzqgomcr  ·  submitted 2015

Show a lazy man a hard job and he will find a easier way to do it

David Dunham

tiny.ag/hqducrbc  ·  submitted 2015 by d.hues

Trade is the corruption of plunder.

d.hues, #3162, Aphorisms: Volume One: 1994-2013, in Work and Recreation

tiny.ag/hroduqr3  ·  submitted 2015 by d.hues

Once there was a family infected with the discipline of moderation and contentment. One day, a salesperson came to their door peddling goods, but they declined with a friendly no thank you. Stunned, she asked, dont you want to improve the quality of your lifestyle? No, we are comfortable with the possessions we own, they answered, and she left disgusted. The next day a preacher came to their door peddling salvation, but they declined with a friendly no thank you. Stunned, he asked, dont you worry about the hereafter? No, we have enough to do with the here and now, they answered, and he left disgusted. The next day a politician came to their door peddling patriotism, but they declined with a friendly no thank you. Stunned, she asked, dont you want to contribute to the state of the union? No, we are content with what we give already, they answered, and she left disgusted. Later, the three met and agreed they must publicly vilify the family lest they infect their neighbors with like moderation and contentment!

d.hues, #2716, Aphorisms: Volume One: 1994-2013, in Wisdom and Ignorance and Work and Recreation

tiny.ag/3lqextoq  ·  submitted 2015 by d.hues

Is the world your prison, your museum, or your raw material?

d.hues, #2522, Aphorisms: Volume One: 1994-2013, in Altruism and Cynicism

tiny.ag/8kotjuwx  ·  submitted 2015 by d.hues

The Good must be at least one-degree more ambitious than the Bad.

d.hues, #2084, Aphorisms: Volume One: 1994-2013, in Vice and Virtue and Success and Failure

tiny.ag/rqwp7sra  ·  submitted 2015 by d.hues

The maiden was such that the staring shepherd drove his flock over the cliff.

d.hues, #1740, Aphorisms: Volume One: 1994-2013, in Art and Literature

1961–1980 (6461)