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Edit Comment · posted 2000 by Salvatore Spadaccino
Do not carry thoughts of the past. They seem only to hold us back until the end, where then they are the decisions that will grade us. So maybe yes, carry them with you always,but remember your life before them, for thats what we all strive for after the end.
Edit Comment · posted 2000 by Aimee
HELP! HELP! Have school project but have been unable to find anything except a quote that is by Larry Leissner. Looking for some info on Larry.
Edit Comment · posted 2000 by Mike
I used ' his ' quotation in a small selection of aphorisms in a church newsletter under the simple heading quoteable quotes. The quote was – ' It is easier for a camel to pass through the eye of a needle if it is lightly greased. I thought it was interesting / amusing etc.
Only after I'd printed the newsletter for circulation did I really see the real joke.
Kehlog Albran ? Kelloggs Albran ? Oh yes ! Well done !
Edit Comment · posted 2000 by Lianne
What is the meaning of this aphorism, and when explaining the meaning what examples could be used to explain this aphorism.
Edit Comment · posted 2000 by Dan Heinen
A King without subjects to rule is like a blind man with a car.
Edit Comment · posted 2000 by Luke
I need someone to help me with a saying, motto, slogan, that has to do with "Quality" in the work environment. If anyone can be of assistance please help.
Thank you
Edit Comment · posted 2000 by Paul
Can someone help me with the correct wording and origin for the quote: "Men can apologize, but only God can forgive."? Thanks, Paul Lutz Drexel Hill
Edit Comment · posted 2000 by Sarah
what do you think that this means? to you:
"He that lives upon hope will die fasting"
Comment · posted 2000 by Aphorisms Galore! Webmaster
<P>Over the years, a few users have questioned my motives for selling Mein Kampf through the site. I sell the book for two reasons:</P> <P>1: Traceability. I have a number of <A HREF="/author/Adolf_Hitler">aphorisms by Adolf Hitler</A> in my collection, some of which are taken from this book. In cases like this, I try to include the title in the <A HREF="/shopping">Shopping</A> section, to allow visitors who might be interested to buy it.</P> <P>2: Candor. Unlike the Nazis themselves, I do not believe in censorship. And unlike some, nor do I believe that today's Nazism can be ignored to death. Rather, I believe that the best way to fight dark ideologies is to drag them out into the light for all to see.</P> <P>What do you think? Voice your opinion in this forum!</P>
Comment · posted 2000 by Aphorisms Galore! Webmaster
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Comment · posted 1999 by Peter Wastholm
<P>The <A HREF="shop/">Aphorisms Galore! Shop</A> opens, making it easier to find the best deals on books and other items associated with various aphorisms.</P>
Comment · posted 1999 by Peter Wastholm
<P>The script that sends out the Aphorism of the Day and the Aphorism of the Week is currently not working. I am working on this problem and hope to have solved it soon.</P>
Comment · posted 1999 by Peter Wastholm
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Comment · posted 1999 by Peter Wastholm
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Comment · posted 1998 by Peter Wastholm
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Comment · posted 1998 by Peter Wastholm
<P>Through a co-operation with Alphabetstreet, Aphorisms Galore! now also offers the possibility of buying books in pounds sterling.</P>