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One-liners are an inexhaustible source of fascination. Some are so surprisingly powerful that I'm reminded of the line "the universe in a grain of sand...".

And, predictably, this power to fascinate has also made them the object of high scorn.

Anyway, as proof of this fascination, here's another relatively recent thread on the same subject; in particular, see further links in this node from the same thread.

the lowliest monk

In reply to Re: Favourite One-liners? by tlm
in thread Favourite One-liners? by ghenry

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