There is a level of fame where it is no longer necessary to be interesting, and a higher level where it is no longer possible.
Mar 192013
You cannot have a contemporary prison without contemporary furniture.
—Clouseau
There is a level of fame where it is no longer necessary to be interesting, and a higher level where it is no longer possible.
Diseases have fashions, but hypochondria is always in style.
Whatever is unnecessary is pernicious.
We cry wolf and then the world ends.
It’s easy to get away with murder, except the one you want to commit.
Youth is lost like money — gradually, then suddenly.
A leading cause of insanity in America is the prospect of appearing on television.
Civilization is the set of conditions that make it possible to delay gratification indefinitely.
The provocateur is the most fortunate of men: he receives all credit for his wisdom and no blame for his folly.
Habits acquired in irony are retained in sorrow.