We Must Overact Our Part In Some

There Is No Prejudice So Strong As That Which Arises From A Fancied Exemption From All Prejudice.

Comedy Naturally Wears Itself Out - Destroys The Very Food On Which It Lives; And By Constantly And Successfully Exposing The Follies And Weaknesses Of Mankind To Ridicule, In The End Leaves Itself Nothing Worth Laughing At.

To Be Remembered After We Are Dead, Is But Poor Recompense For Being Treated With Contempt While We Are Living.

They [corporations] Feel Neither Shame, Remorse, Gratitude, Nor Goodwill.

Good Temper Is An Estate For Life.