Number
13. Do you feel lucky? It's called self-delusion.
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Poll
Tax – Warsaw's unique method
of simultaneously discouraging democracy and raising revenues
Latin
Mass – Making eternal use of
Catholic energy in the obligation of conversion
Cogito
Ergo Sum – Descartes's
fingerless (and precocious) take on chisanbop
Two
things are infinite: the universe and human stupidity; and I'm not
sure about the universe. (Albert
Einstein)
Silent
Knight – Ninja
World
Atlas – Strongest man on
earth
What
shall we do with the drunken sailor?
– I suggest a twelve-step plan. If he wants to be helped
Irony
is wasted on the stupid.
(Oscar Wilde)
Anything
Grows – Universal potting soil
Age
of Enlitenment – And lower calories
Well
wisher – A silver dollar works best
For
your interest, I found the following on line:
Humans sometimes have unshakeable beliefs about irrational things, such as trusting a rabbit's foot or planning one's life around astrology. In 2014, the Chapman University Survey of American Fears attempted to quantify this in a comprehensive study of the fears, phobias, and irrational beliefs of 2,500 American adults. One interesting statistic they discovered was that roughly 20 percent of the respondents believed that the legendary Bigfoot exists. And about the same number of those polled said they were confidant that the universe began with the Big Bang. The study also found that believing in certain paranormal phenomena such as being able to influence the world with one's thoughts or being able to predict the future based on dreams were fairly widespread views.
Slightly more than 40 percent of those
polled they believed in UFOs, a considerably higher number than those
who were confident that global warming is real.
Democrats who participated in the
survey were more likely than Republicans to believe in
fortune-telling, and they were twice as likely to believe in
astrology.
The Republicans polled were
significantly more likely than Democrats to say that Satan causes
most of the evil in the world.
It's no wonder that our country is in
trouble.
Flying
high – I'd find a different pilot
Holy
roller – A natural, for charity
Transparency
– Twenty-first century version of spin
A
free society is a place where it's safe to be unpopular (Adlai
Stevenson) – It's clear that academia is not a safe place. It's "safe space" is only for jasagers
He
died peacefully in his sleep – Or, at least, if he was awake
and suffering he didn't disturb me
A
journey of a thousand miles begins with a single step – Ideally
to the airport taxi
It
takes a village to raze a child – Not ideal for the child but
it appeases the gods and keeps them off our backs for a year
Demoncrats
– The enemies of the Publicans. Led by Carrie Nation
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On
this date in 1979 Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini became the first
Supreme Leader of Iran. Are you going to celebrate?
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