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  • #41
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    TODAY’S QUOTATIONS
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    On Karajan (a German of Greek descent): “…despite
    being narcissistic, nasty and Nazi, he was a
    superb conductor.”
    *
    Saint-Beuve: “Speaking the truth is the best
    revenge.”
    *
    Vassily Grossman (Russian writer): “We are not
    people. We are xxxx.”
    *
    Lenin: “The capitalist is so greedy that he will
    buy even the rope with which we will hang him.”
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    • #42
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      xxxx=xxxxs (kaks)

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      • #43
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        It happened in Athens at the end of World War II, Very early one morning the rumor spread that there were three corpses in a ditch less than a block from our house. I was eight or nine then, and I joined the small crowd to view the unusual sight. Later we were told both the victims and their killers had been members of rival Armenian political parties.
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        • #44
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          Thursday, September 22, 2016
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          FROM MY NOTEBOOKS
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          With old age
          comes the illusion of wisdom.
          *
          Graffiti, then and now:
          “The Vietcong are the good guys.”
          “Kill the xxxxx!”
          *
          When we speak of solutions,
          We mean of course, the instant variety.
          Say the word, and pouf!
          *
          The aim of philosophy:
          to teach us to accept the inevitability of death
          as a priceless gift.”
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          • #45
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            Friday, September 23, 2016
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            READING MONTHERLANT
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            On American movies:
            “Technical perfection
            in the service of cretinism.”
            *
            “Lo peor es siempre cierto.”
            (The worst is always certain.)

            “In man, it is the
            butterfly that turns into a worm.”
            *
            “It is important for a man,
            at least once in his life,
            to have believed he is about to die:
            parenthetically, this is one of the gifts
            war gives to man.”
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            • #46
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              It is written: "If you hear a mountain has moved,
              believe it. But if you hear a man has changed,
              believe it not."

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              • #47
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                216 quotes from Paul Valéry: 'Poems are never finished - just abandoned', 'Le vent se lève! . . . il faut tenter de vivre! L'air immense ouvre et referme mon livre, La vague en poudre ose jaillir des rocs! Envolez-vous, pages tout éblouies! Rompez, vagues! Rompez d'eaux réjouies Ce toit tranquille où picoraient des focs!', and 'Politeness is organized indifference.'

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                • #48
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                  Happiness consists in choosing your brand of
                  misery, accepting it as an inevitable fact, and
                  getting used to it.

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                  • #49
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                    Tuesday, October 11, 2016
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                    FROM MY NOTEBOOKS
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                    You may have noticed that
                    when most people begin a sentence
                    with the words “I think,”
                    a cliché is sure to follow.
                    *
                    Anonymous: “A girl in good shape
                    is often the reason why
                    a man is in bad shape.”
                    *
                    Old age falls on you suddenly
                    without warning like a ton of bricks.
                    *
                    Arthur Koestler: “Zen always held a fascination
                    for a category of men in whom
                    brutishness combines with pseudomysticism,
                    from Samurai to Kamikaze to Beatnik.”
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                    • #50
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