Robert Orben. The most famous aphorisms

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Robert Orben. The most famous aphorisms

There is so much pollution in the air these days that if it weren't for our lungs, they would have nowhere to go.
Elections are held in order to find out whose pre-election forecast turned out to be more accurate.
Sometimes it seems to me that the whole world is against me, but deep down I know that this is not so. Some smaller countries are neutral.
Illegal immigrants have always been a problem in the US. Ask any Indian.
Never raise your hand to your children with your stomach exposed.
It's human to make mistakes, and it's even more human to blame the computer for it.
The first problem of parents is to teach children how to behave in a decent society, the second is to find this decent society.
Stop worrying about your health. It will surely go away.
With whom you can laugh together, you can work together.
Modern painting is when you buy a painting to close a hole in a wall and you come to the conclusion that the hole looks better.
According to the latest scientific data, the higher the level of intelligence, the less a person watches TV. In my opinion, the opposite is true: the more you watch TV, the lower your level of intelligence.
A toast to your wife? I don't drink to her - I drink to her.
He has charisma, I heard. What a shame! After all, in our time it is already curable!
A good sales agent is able to sell three pairs of gloves to the Venus de Milo.
I take my children everywhere with me, but they always find their way back.

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