Here is another page taken from The Frictionary:

9126. We must not call riches things we might lose. (Leonardo da Vinci)

9127. It's sad to see little kids grow up and lose all their superhero powers. (Robert Brault)

9128. No ghosts in this forest/ Only squirrels, drops of sun/ bird songs and wind./ Deep down, quiet tree roots/ in search of water entangled/ around old white bones. (Wojciech Setlak)

9129. Niagara Falls is the bride's second disappointment. (Oscar Wilde)

9130. We write because nobody listens. (Georges Perros)

9131. Dreams are road signs along the nighttime highway of sleep. (Astrid Alauda)

9132. Squirrel: drag-queen rat. (Martin Perrizzolo)

9133. The Greater the ignorance, the greater the dogmatism. (William Osler)

9134. The argument for atheism is really very simple. If God Created the universe, who or what created God? [?)

9135. Voracity: big town that eats people. (Réjean Lévesque)

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