Quotes by
Frédéric Dard |
1921-2000 , French writer
Very successful writer of – mainly – crime novels featuring detective San-Antonio. | 13 quotes | 776 visits |
Quotations
| • | Some people are so embarrassed when they borrow money that they don’t dare to pay it back. 3 |
| • | Children are like farts: we can only tolerate our own. 2 |
| • | A politician cannot have a career if he does not have a good memory, because he needs to remember the promises he must forget. 2 |
| • | If I had known I would have loved her this much, I would have loved her even more. 1 |
| • | It’s always the idiots who prevail. Because of numerical advantage. 1 |
| • | The greatest museums in the world contain nothing but loot. 1 |
| • | In Los Angeles, distances are so great that every pedestrian is a suspect. 1 |
| • | We poets, when we are in pain, instead of trying to banish the pain, we try to give it a title. |
| • | Live in the present and leave the past for the future. |
| • | Disbelief has never been a sign of intelligence. |
| • | A difficult life is to art what manure is to fruits and vegetables. |
| • | An unfaithful woman is never guilty of her infidelities, only of the infidelities her husband has learned of. |
| • | Ingratitude saves time. |
