Submissions
These aphorisms have been submitted by users but are not (yet) included in the official collection.
5261–5280 (5841)
tiny.ag/6qtwvuxi · submitted 2002
"It is dangerous to be right in matters on which the
established authorities are wrong."
tiny.ag/tbidyjao · submitted 2002
"Never let the perfect become the enemy of the good."
tiny.ag/3d0qorvx · submitted 2002
"Never let the perfect become the enemy of the good."
tiny.ag/ydt0j7wr · submitted 2002
The best laid of mice and men always go astray.
tiny.ag/mf14awyo · submitted 2002
Golf is the game in which the walls between the natural and supernatural are rubbed the thinnest.
tiny.ag/epwjogdx · submitted 2002
Golf is a game that creates emotions that sometimes cannot be sustained with the club still in one hand.
tiny.ag/73z5argx · submitted 2002
I felt like last year's fashion clothes in her wardrobe.
tiny.ag/m6dbtgfh · submitted 2002
wisdom is knowing that you're ignorant
knowledge is thinking you're wise
tiny.ag/zweurfgs · submitted 2002
Liberals are the self-righteous, led by the self-important, for the benefit of the self-serving.
tiny.ag/pb1urmx8 · submitted 2002
If you live long enough, the future will catch up with you.
tiny.ag/pvgi4ozd · submitted 2002
"The greatest pleasures are only narrowly separated from disgust."
tiny.ag/uyrn7lat · submitted 2002
I think of the world as a game; if you don't play it, you can't win.
tiny.ag/bhgelouv · submitted 2002
Ubiquity is everywhere!
Stan Sears, "The Little Green Book" personal journal
tiny.ag/akwce691 · submitted 2002
I have learned by experience that learning is preferable to experience.
tiny.ag/to6frxnh · submitted 2002
Few have learned that there is virtue in the unexpressed thought.
tiny.ag/vnl2wfgn · submitted 2002
Most people want the libery of opinion without the labor of thought.
John F. Kennedy, Authorship alleged
tiny.ag/qft0oawr · submitted 2002
Any theory that can be put "in a nutshell" belongs there.
tiny.ag/xugrqslk · submitted 2002
Character is coming to know the right from the wrong, choosing to do the right rather than the wrong, then actually doing the right under temptation to do the wrong.
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