Submissions
These aphorisms have been submitted by users but are not (yet) included in the official collection.
1701–1720 (6054)
tiny.ag/bg4zckrj · submitted 2014 by aumsree
"Learning grows through sincere and unbiased inquiry."
Author Unknown, in Science and Religion and Wisdom and Ignorance
tiny.ag/sa6b4vyd · submitted 2014 by aumsree
"Look at Nature. Nature is a book from which we must learn. Each object in it is a page of that book."
Author Unknown, in Science and Religion and Wisdom and Ignorance
tiny.ag/wab4nwvp · submitted 2014 by Gordo2
If you ever undertake to cross a river that has an average depth of 5 feet, and when you get half way across, it's still ankle deep, then refer to the rule of holes: "When you're in one, stop digging!"
Author Unknown, This is a combination of two common aphorisms that is kind of funny., in Wisdom and Ignorance and Success and Failure
tiny.ag/729fdoxs · submitted 2014 by Gordo2
If you ever undertake to cross a river that has an average depth of 5 feet, and when you get half way across, it's still ankle deep, then refer to the rule of holes: "When you're in one, stop digging!"
tiny.ag/bsx0jtrs · submitted 2014 by Gordo2
If you ever undertake to cross a river that has an average depth of 5 feet, and when you get half way across, it's still ankle deep, then refer to the rule of holes: "When you're in one, stop digging!"
tiny.ag/y4jmqjye · submitted 2014 by Gordo2
If you ever undertake to cross a river that has an average depth of 5 feet, and when you get half way across, it's still ankle deep, then refer to the rule of holes: "When you're in one, stop digging!"
tiny.ag/hkgdji2s · submitted 2014 by Gordo2
What you think you want, you over value, and once you get it, you take it for granted, but if you lose it you realize its true value, but it's too late!
tiny.ag/klpqdpev · submitted 2014 by capofreddi
The news is like an astronomy teacher who reports the daily motion of the planets instead of teaching us Newton's laws.
Author Unknown, in Law and Politics and Wisdom and Ignorance
tiny.ag/6cpsvher · submitted 2014 by capofreddi
Aphorism: a post-it note on the bedpost in the amnesiac ward of wisdom.
Author Unknown, in Wisdom and Ignorance and Art and Literature
tiny.ag/lzexnksg · submitted 2014 by Jeffrey.Pardo
You can be as smart as smart can be; but, if you ain't got [common sense], you ain't got.
Author Unknown, Elementary School Teacher, 1966, in Wisdom and Ignorance
tiny.ag/ghzoiptq · submitted 2013 by yatut
There are two types of people who are always right, clients and crazies.
Author Unknown, freelance artist , in Work and Recreation
tiny.ag/j6ase3yn · submitted 2013 by yatut
There are two types of people who are always right, clients and crazies.
Author Unknown, freelance artist , in Work and Recreation
tiny.ag/duvbpjwm · submitted 2013 by yatut
There are two types of people who are always right, clients and crazies.
Author Unknown, freelance artist , in Work and Recreation
tiny.ag/nplmehly · submitted 2013 by secoyarose
Never let the fear of striking out keep you from playing the game
tiny.ag/ashpiu4v · submitted 2013
Big things are made up of lots of little things.
tiny.ag/lx78nyeb · submitted 2013 by frankm4art
What you see is never what you get.
tiny.ag/yihdnc7y · submitted 2013 by frankm4art
What you see is never what you get.
tiny.ag/djnaymin · submitted 2013 by frankm4art
What you see is never what you get.
tiny.ag/blefddkp · submitted 2013
"I have never been comfortable with people comparing politicians to whores. After all, whores are hard working, rarely think that they're better than you, never call the cops on you, and never force you to hire their cousin Bernie. All in all I think the world might be a better place if politicians were more like whores."
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