Another brilliant put-down. "If brains were dynamite, you wouldn't have enough to blow your nose!"
Great book by Kenneth Williams called "Acid Drops", full of simiar quotes.
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I've created several decent quotes throughout my life, but unfortunately I never wrote any of them down. One that I recall, though, is: "There is no such thing as overthinking; only overlooking." Generally used as a response to someone who makes the universal excuse: "I guess I overthought it." or "I didn't want to overthink it."
Something I tell my students from time to time:
"Wildness is not a prerequisite for fun!"
[I teach at an all-girl high school. It seems that as time goes by they have less and less comportment and propriety!]
Do the best you can and do it right , who knows what comes next ! :)
Rules are always in somebody's interest, for if they were in everybody's interest - we would have no need for them.
Rules are there for the guidance of the wise and the blind obedience of damned fools!
It is not the Intellectuals we must fear, It is not the masses we must fear, It is the Intellectual Masses which shall screw us over.
I don't speak English, I speak greatness; my words mesmerize the ear like a Brazilian 24 year-old dressed in a scarlet silk dress seduces the eye as she performs the tango with her dancing partner onstage. I know so because you're still listening.
When I see the Big Dipper, I see it taking big scoops out of the future and feeding to me my dreams.
I would continue to say I love you if it could epitomize how much I do.
Most of these lines are from urban word poems in progress. Hope you like them.
I've paraphrased a couple of Public Domain sayings: "Do not underestimate the Power of Autism" and "If at first you don't succeed, try it a different way."
I think I'd like as a requiem for any of my work:
"Don't sit there analysing it - just laugh!"
"If I can't get any love then I might as well get laid"
Once upon a time, long ago, my father brought a painting he considered buying home to get the opinions of my mother and myself. He went on talking about it for some length, and ended his speech by saying:
-This bloke really knows how to paint!
...and of course yours truly aged 12 or so found the painting hideous and retorted:
-So why doesn't he?
My mother started laughing hysterically and my father never did buy that painting.
/Claes
Don't speak in hyperbole; live in it!
Teehee. A lot of these are really good.
I have the weight of the world upon my shoulders. It is outstanding.