Author of quotes: Wieslaw Brudzinski

An aphorist is a person who rejoices like a child, having come up with a phrase that, in all likelihood, was an ancient folk proverb among the Phoenicians.

Clairvoyants change the scope of their skill: the past is sometimes more difficult to predict than the future.

He would not mind confessing his sins if it were not for the mystery of confession.

Say only good things about the dead. They can still resurrect.

During the sermon, parishioners catch every word coming from the confessional.

Sometimes you can't even pierce paper with your head.

Who too quickly wants to become the chief of their superiors, subordinates can cum in their subordinates.

The sodomites, at least the beginning of a new term, as the inhabitants of Gomorrah sinned only for my own pleasure.

Worst of all boring with an interesting biography.

Curious: with each generation of children is getting worse, and parents better; hence, out of all more poor children grow up to be better parents.

He claims that his books down to the reader, and in fact, the reader falls with him.

A true friend is known in trouble, to which he brought us.

Don't look at the world is too sober, and then drinking.

To the extent that, as time goes by, our ancestors make more glorious deeds.