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Life doesn't come with a manual.
Life, it's all in the timing.
Life's most delicate crossroad is knowing when to give up and when not to.
Life is what happens to us while we are dreaming of something else.
Life doesn't have to respect us.
Life is a great adventure, though not necessarily a good one.
Life should be spent.
Life is for living.
Life is made of moments.
Life is a temporary affliction.
Life doesn't give us anything but death.
Life is too precious for the games we force each other to play.
Life feels like a tragedy, but in the end turns out to have been a farce.
Life is the grand experiment. Death is the grand mystery.
Life can make some interesting little circles.
Life is a series of re-starts.
Life has ended when you can't smile anymore.
The Cynic's Rule of Life: "It doesn't matter whether you're right or wrong, it's how you play the game."
Death is really rebirth.
The two keys to a well-adjusted life are self-respect and decent friends.
There are two ways to ask for something. Willingly invite it, or foolishly encourage it.
The three most grievous precedents we can set for ourselves, afterwhich we become someone else: 1) committing murder, 2) abusing drugs or alcohol/manufacturing or trafficking illegal drugs, and 3) having sex for money/taking off your clothes for money/public nudity.
In every endeavor there are three steps: 1) figuring it out, 2) going through with it, and 3) the consequences.
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