Breaking The Ice In The Pitcher Seems

We Are Constantly Being Surprised That People Did Things Well Before We Were Born. We Are Constantly Remarking On The Fact That Things Are Done Well By People Other Than Ourselves. "the Japanese Are A Remarkable Little People," We Say, As If We Were Doing Them A Favor. "he Is An Arab, But You Ought To Hear Him Play The Zither." Why "but"?

It Is Rather To Be Chosen Than Great Riches, Unless I Have Omitted Something From The Quotation.

If Mr. Einstein Doesn't Like The Natural Laws Of The Universe, Let Him Go Back To Where He Came From.

Who Said Time Machines Haven't Been Built Yet? They Already Exist. They're Called Books

I Know I'm Drinking Myself To A Slow Death, But Then I'm In No Hurry.