Proverbially Speaking
A proverb is one man’s wit and all men’s wisdom.
…Lord John Russell
Modern Philosophy
Most men, generically speaking, labor under the illusion that there is a supreme being, just and benevolent. This illusion gives order and meaning to their lives, and gives them the opportunity to experience happiness. For, after all, who is so unhappy as the man who is disillusioned?
Daffy-nition
Holy Macular!: Ophthalmologist’s exclamation.
A Lesson in Geometry
There are usually two sides to every argument, but no end.
From My Persian Dictionary
Hakím: learned
Maʽrifat: learning
Hikáyat: legend
Límún: lemon
A Set-up
Edo: When Adam and Eve left the Garden of Eden what did they do?
Bedo: They raised Cain.
What’s in a Name?
Ohriker: Turkish in derivation, identified as either an occupation or descriptive term, Oreke may be defined as distaff, the staff for holding the flax, tow or wool in spinning; or midwife’s stool, which also signifies women’s work, authority or domain.
Source: Armenian Weekly
Link: Uncle Garabed’s Notebook (Oct. 1, 2016)