1. A Thing Is Not Necessarily True Because a Man Dies For It. Oscar Wilde Thomas A. Edison Napoleon Bonaparte Anonymous

2. The Best Way To Cheer Yourself Up Is To Try To Cheer Somebody Else Up. Mark Twain Charles Dickens Ralph Waldo Emerson Anonymous

3. Keep Your Face To The Sunshine And You Cannot See The Shadow. Frank Lloyd Wright Anna Jameson Helen Keller George Bernard Shaw

4. Every Great Advance In Natural Knowledge Has Involved The Absolute Rejection Of Authority. Oscar Wilde Thomas Huxley Thomas Jefferson Leo X111

5. Avarice Is Always Poor. George Bancroft William Penn Cicero Samuel Johnson

6. Common Sense Is Very Uncommon. Anonymous Harry S. Truman Horace Greeley Will Rogers

7. Never Trouble Trouble Till Trouble Troubles You. Sinclair Lewis Seneca Anonymous Winston Churchill

8. Science Is Nothing But Perception. Plato Thomas Huxley Herbert Spencer Anonymous

9. Everything Is Funny As Long As It Is Happening To Somebody Else. Will Rogers Mark Twain Irvin S. Cobb Milton Berle

10. Observe Your Enemies, For They First Find Out Your Faults. Antisthenes George B. Emerson Benjamin Franklin Jean de La Fontane