Farce Is Tragedy Played At A Thousand

I Refuse To Spend My Life Worrying About What I Eat. There Is No Pleasure Worth Foregoing Just For An Extra Three Years In The Geriatric Ward.

It Is Desperately Important To Remember When Enough Is Enough, When You've Finished The Scene.

I Don't Think You Ever Feel A Success Really Because Everything Could Always Be Done Better Than You've Done It.

My Father, To Whom I Owe So Much, Never Told Me The Difference Between Right And Wrong; Now I Think That's Why I Remain So Greatly In His Debt.

I Had Inherited What My Father Called The Art Of The Advocate, Or The Irritating Habit Of Looking For The Flaw In Any Argument.