Quotes by Mokokoma Mokhonoana

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Who you are —and what you have—today, is a reflection of how fearful or fearless you were yesterday.

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There is absolutely nothing feminine about the colour pink, or, anything bad-luck'ish about the colour black — in itself.

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Feminists who accept the claim made in The Book of Genesis, and, that God is a he, need to make their minds up.

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In fiction: we find the predictable boring. In real life: we find the unpredictable terrifying.

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The rich take life one financial year at a time. The poor take life one meal at a time.

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Never judge the deeds of a starving man while you’re on a full tummy.

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12% of employees eat because they are hungry. 88% of employees eat because it is 1 o’clock.

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A healthy man watched what he ate. An intelligent man watched what he watched.

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For good health, watch what you eat. For a good head, watch what you watch.

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In any sane society, a farmer is a billion times more important than an economist.

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The Paradox of Sustenance: For an organism’s life to be continued; another organism’s life has to be discontinued.

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Air freshener is man’s pitiful attempt to have his food smell as good, after digestion, as they did, before ingestion.

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Eating healthy is expensive. Not eating healthy is expensive. One dents your pocket. The other dents your health.

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Technically, according to the notion of the will of God, there is no such a thing as a competent surgeon.

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*Nothing is free* asserts two things. Both assertions are true.

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Most people do not really want others to have freedom of speech, they just want others to be given the freedom to say want they want to hear.

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A freedom-fighter is a slave to freedom.

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Absolute freedom is an illusion. For while an employed man might be free from starvation, he is a slave to his employer's financial aspirations, and, working-hours.

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Weekends are an employee’s parole.

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Free is he who is reputable for not being fearful of losing his reputation.

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When given freedom of speech, most men merely quote other men.

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