In our family, this was uttered in response to a question posed to our two-year-old daughter:
"I can't know!"
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Beware of what you set your heart upon, for it will surely be yours.
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My take on the current administration in Washington:
"Seldom right, but never in doubt."
"If you can't beat 'em with logic, baffle 'em with bull."
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"Sir Winston, you are drunk." Reply: "Yes, madam, but in the morning I will be sober, and you will still be ugly."
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And Winston Churchill, always grammatically correct:
"That is something up with which I will not put."
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In England everything is permitted except that which is forbidden.
In Germany everything is forbidden except that which is permitted.
In France, everything is permitted even though it is forbidden.
In Russia, everything is forbidden even though it is permitted.
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From my uncle:
"Someone once told me you weren't fit to eat with the pigs. But I stuck up for you. I said you were."
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And finally, another one attributed to Winston Churchill:
"I like pigs. Cats look down on people, and dogs look up to people, but pigs treat us as equals."
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John