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

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tiny.ag/jipxydbr  ·  submitted 2011 by jibandiya

Life is a question mark without a question.

Dipak Sen Gupta, in Life and Death

tiny.ag/ufkq6ntw  ·  submitted 2011 by sherudite

A book is an implement of the brain that gratifies intelligence.

Sheryl Cababat-Caberto, in Wisdom and Ignorance

tiny.ag/g2qb5cqz  ·  submitted 2011

Freedom is not the right to live as how we ought to live in order to fulfill our potential.

Ralph Waldo Emerson, in Wisdom and Ignorance

tiny.ag/cbolj6sa  ·  submitted 2011

Fool likes to teach, wiseman likes to learn

tiny.ag/nfhzg2ec  ·  submitted 2011

Stock traders don't read tea leaves, because now we have charts.

Simon Verkhovsky

tiny.ag/aeq0qjuv  ·  submitted 2011

Stock traders don't read tea leaves anymore, because now we have charts.

Simon Verkhovsky

tiny.ag/hq1uewtj  ·  submitted 2011

Psychoanalysts only ask questions, because nobody would pay to hear their answers.

Simon Verkhovsky

tiny.ag/xqstdehd  ·  submitted 2011

Man always takes credit for dumb luck.

Simon Verkhovsky

tiny.ag/hdjermab  ·  submitted 2011

you catch more flies with sugar than with vinegar, but shit works best.

Simon Verkhovsky

tiny.ag/vm095ofs  ·  submitted 2011

Most people see what they want to see regardless of what their eyes are gazing upon.

David Zane Fleisher, Remarking on common sense..., in Wisdom and Ignorance and Happiness and Misery

tiny.ag/ky4d7phz  ·  submitted 2011 by jibandiya

If you share my dislikes more than you share my likes, you are my friend.

Dipak Sen Gupta

tiny.ag/wfkpsrpx  ·  submitted 2011 by peter

Everything we call real is made of things that cannot be regarded as real.

Niels Bohr, in Science and Religion

tiny.ag/x3amsjwx  ·  submitted 2011 by wrothen

Inside and outside is one; and that is the meaning of ones being.

Wolfgang Rothen

tiny.ag/j70jkbal  ·  submitted 2011 by Uncle Zane

All of us are visionaries; only some of us see things as they could be while we are awake.

David Zane Fleisher, If dreams could speak...., in Wisdom and Ignorance

tiny.ag/yokba1ue  ·  submitted 2011 by HumanoidAlien

In sports:
You may fail big, if you make people who're very good at their sport, to make a team. This also means that you may get the greatest success, by making people who're very bad at their sport, to make a team.

The odds that it'll be the other way around is higher, but odds are just numbers.

HumanoidAlien, in Success and Failure

tiny.ag/ufj0dpkl  ·  submitted 2011 by sherudite

Dreams are the desires of the mind that ingrain the heart for verity.

Sheryl Cababat-Caberto, in Success and Failure

tiny.ag/v3cx7rgw  ·  submitted 2011 by NebbioloKid

When mighty fulcans fly on by
woven girdles swell like
hooves of woolen silk.

tiny.ag/bjdwinzy  ·  submitted 2011 by NebbioloKid

Canopies of intransigence
move among us like
saline arches, smaller, perhaps,
but just as happily.

tiny.ag/f60pi48i  ·  submitted 2011 by NebbioloKid

When mighty fulcans fly on by
woven girdles swell like
povens of woolen silk.

tiny.ag/rgv5rqua  ·  submitted 2011

What's an idea worth, unless it works ?

Paul Trawitzki

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