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Some True Facts & Stories
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Money is the opposite'of
the
weather. Nobody talks about it,
but everybody does
somethnig
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Harvey Walken, former
part-owner of the Pittsburgh
Pirates, on the Chicago Cubs' failure to win a World Series since
1908:
"I guess any team can have a bad
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David
Maloof:
"Living together has gained a certain legitimacy in the last decade
or two. Fewer eyebrows are raised at the news, and those raised don't
go
up as high. Possibly it seems more romantic to believe in the bond of
the
heart, not the law, that marriageless cohabitation suggests. But the
most
romantic act of all is to know the perils of marriage and then to get
married
anyway.
Marriage, through no guarantee of permanence, at least suggests that
you both really mean it. When you merely live together, you've got one
foot out the door, and that foot is often not pointed towards the
chapel.
Living together promises nothing and it delivers." - Redbook
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Edward Albee was
asked how long it takes him to write a play.
"It takes an entire life
to
write a play," said Albee, "but three months to get it down on
paper."
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Carol
Tavris:
"For some of the large indignities of life, the best remedy is direct
action. For the small indignities, the best remedy is a Charlie Chaplin
movie. The hard part is knowing the difference."
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