Hard men are like onions: The more you peel away their outer layers, the likelier they are to make you cry.
Aphorism No. 656
Thousands of years from now, dogs will still be humanity’s best friend, especially after our robots have betrayed us.
Aphorism No. 655
There’s nothing sweeter than still being asleep at seven o’clock in the morning on a weekday.
Aphorism No. 654
If you’re a man, never ask a woman how much she weighs. She’ll assume you’re judging her. If you’re a woman, never tell a man how much you weigh. He’ll assume you’re lying. In either instance, you’ll probably be right.
Aphorism No. 653
Recalling facts and figures is like reading. Remembering experiences and emotions is like dreaming.
Aphorism No. 652
Comfort is confinement.
Aphorism No. 651
Knowledge is but one room in the mansion of understanding.
Aphorism No. 650
Nothing in the universe cannot be improved with the addition of a fine cigar and neat whiskey, especially cancer.
Aphorism No. 649
Cemeteries are more for the living than the dead.
Aphorism No. 648
Not procreating might be the best way for you to contribute to humanity’s future.