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“Contrasting love creates unconventional heartbreak.”
“Divorce rates confirm the cartel of organized heartbreak.”
“If there were no women to be married, there would be no men at work.”
“The magic realist confuses love, life, letters, and location.”
“The undoing of a relationship is a clever woman and a stubborn man.”
“A true woman wants her whims to be an international suffering.”
“Micro-mettle of women is stronger than herculean power of men.”
“I was arrested for a joke, and executed for a clap.”
“What keeps a country closed are her illogical morals.”
“Wears and tears are the weapons of misses.”
“A scalp is the pocket of the universe.”
“A loaf is what a child needs, and what a child needs is enough for mankind.”
“Ninety percent of government expenditure goes towards funding of emotions.”
“Each separation begins with a misquote and ends with a misdeed.”
“A couple has a hope for the future, a couplet the regret for the past.”
“Live in a young girl's bedroom, but eat from an old woman's kitchen.”
“When a government is astray, it opens its zippers.”
“A free country has more firecrackers than firearms.”
“At twenty a woman's face begins to show matrimonial addresses.”
“A March haircut foretells April weather.”
“The doer clears the dreamer's mess.”
“A pseudonym is as private as its acceptance.”
“The tramp enjoys the treasure without looking for gold.”
“Never doubt the knowledge of a woman, and imagination of a womanizer.”
“The printing press has published more ghosts and spirits than god has.”
“Yellow journalism turns purple when third page obituaries appear on page one.”
“When ornaments betray a beauty, she is old.”
“The misconducts of the virtuous outnumber the misdeeds of the vile.”
“More than half of the obituaries are that of delight.”
“A tent has a collapsed tomorrow.”
“In the end a squeaky senator beaks the chirpy one.”
“A statesman is mature when he looks at west and speaks about east.”
“A great nation is also a great exporter of human feelings.”
“A census is an exercise by the majority to keep majority.”
“A rich marriage ceremony is a buffer for a bad coupling.”
“Best bed goes to the idle; best sleep goes to the tired.”