A foolish sentence, put upon paper, sets folly on a hill, and is a monument of perpetual infamy.
A foolish statement in writing broadcasts folly and becomes a lasting embarrassment.
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THERE was a frog that wanted to cross the lake but he did not have the wherewithal to go that distance. So he tried to f…
— Tony Evans
The most valuable of all talents is that of never using two words when one will do.
— Thomas Jefferson
Alexander Pope aptly described the prejudiced person not only of his day but also of our own when he wrote: “It is with …
— Alexander Pope
A man hired a pilot to take him caribou hunting in Alaska. He asked the pilot to land in a remote place. The pilot said,…
— Unknown
First think up a good beginning; then think up a good ending; finally, keep them as close together as possible.
In Florida, an atheist became incensed over the preparation of Easter and Passover holidays. He decided to contact his l…
— Unknown
