Submissions
These aphorisms have been submitted by users but are not (yet) included in the official collection.
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tiny.ag/ey7unqvd · submitted 2013 by dadeo171
The value of accomplishment is determined by the time it saves and not the time it takes to complete
tiny.ag/2wm6ocvn · submitted 2013 by dadeo171
If I don't understand, don't tell me what I don't understand, tell me why.
tiny.ag/ir1ujoqe · submitted 2013 by dadeo171
righteous acts excuse no opposite
tiny.ag/3qm7bahx · submitted 2013
If you're ugly, then vail
not your eyes, but your veil.
tiny.ag/tyw3qz2n · submitted 2013 by bogglemost
status is like a car. you need something to drive it on.
tiny.ag/ga3dmfvk · submitted 2013 by bogglemost
if you believe in hell, you are already there.
tiny.ag/zlmhupi9 · submitted 2013
Obstacles are those frightful things you see, "when you take your eyes off your goals."
tiny.ag/wopo2vmy · submitted 2013
Just because you come from underneath a rock, doesn't mean you have to be stuck in a hard place.
tiny.ag/6ktjk4pg · submitted 2013
If you've already accepted that you're going down in flames, you might as well throw in a few fireworks.
Author Unknown, written 10/12/12, in Wisdom and Ignorance and Altruism and Cynicism
tiny.ag/lyxihsj6 · submitted 2013 by tedsaphorisms
The day the deal blows up, is the night you get the steak!
Author Unknown, Helps remind you that your successful., in Success and Failure and Wealth and Poverty
tiny.ag/m8c0v21o · submitted 2013 by 469377116
Barely, I can say to myself, "I'm so tired," but never in my heart admitted "I can not."
Unknown, This aphorism is translated from Chinese., in Success and Failure and Work and Recreation
tiny.ag/u6vxepwz · submitted 2013 by Tumblebug
It is not the size of your bucket that matters, it is the number of trips you make to the well.
tiny.ag/n7hcemqd · submitted 2013 by Tumblebug
Enthusiasm is easy to build but hard to maintain.
tiny.ag/gbrpj7th · submitted 2013 by CroEater
His ears heard more than was said to him and his slow speech had overtones, not of thought, but of understanding beyond thought.
tiny.ag/8veukzfm · submitted 2013 by CroEater
His ears heard more than was said to him and his slow speech had overtones, not of thought, but of understanding beyond thought.
John Steinbeck, From his novel, Of Mice and Men, about Slim., in Wisdom and Ignorance and War and Peace
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