100 One-Liners Quotes You Can’t Miss

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  • Nearly all lawyers tarnish the reputation of the rest.
  • Borrow money from someone who sees the glass half-empty—they don’t anticipate repayment.
  • Time ensures that everything doesn’t happen simultaneously.
  • The lottery is essentially a tax on people who struggle with math.
  • I didn’t climb to the top of the food chain just to become a vegetarian.
  • Don’t respond to letters with no sender’s name.
  • The top is a lonely place, but the meals are better.
  • I’m not plagued by insanity; I revel in it.
  • Attend others’ funerals, or they may skip yours.
  • Few women reveal their real age, and few men behave their actual age.
  • If animals weren’t meant for eating, why are they made of meat?
  • People only start listening when you mess up.
  • Give me uncertainty—or something entirely different.
  • We’ve got enough young people; how about discovering a fountain of wisdom?
  • The last one laughing often took the longest to understand.
  • Campers: Nature’s snack supply for mosquitoes.
  • Never forget that you’re one of a kind—just like everyone else.
  • Being awake is that irritating interval between naps.
  • There are two types of people: those who can count and those who can’t.
  • Why is the word “abbreviation” so lengthy?
  • Bomb the whales.
  • I began with nothing, and I’ve managed to hold onto most of it.
  • Change is unavoidable—unless you’re dealing with a vending machine.
  • Out of my mind—will return in five minutes.
  • A spotless conscience often points to a faulty memory.
  • As long as exams exist, so will prayers in schools.
  • Laughing by yourself makes the world think you’re a fool.
  • Sometimes I wake up grumpy; other times, I let her keep sleeping.
  • The harder it is to reach an itch, the worse it feels.
  • You can’t own everything—where would you store it all?
  • I took an intelligence test, and it turns out I failed.
  • Who decided to cancel my dose of reality?
  • We come into this world exposed, hungry, and crying. Then, it only goes downhill.
  • Nearly 43% of statistics are fabricated on the spot.
  • Treat your children kindly—they’ll pick your retirement home.
  • When you fail initially, erase any proof that you gave it a shot.
  • How much shallower would the ocean be without all the sponges?
  • Eat well. Exercise. You’ll still die.
  • My mind is like a rusty steel trap—outdated and banned in many places.
  • Nothing is truly foolproof when the fool is skilled enough.
  • Conversely, your other hand has alternative fingers.
  • I’ve only ever been wrong once—when I thought I made a mistake.
  • God created humans, but sin made them corrupt.
  • I don’t struggle to encounter expenses—they’re omnipresent.
  • I let my thoughts wander, and they never returned.
  • Don’t steal; the government despises rivals.
  • Humpty Dumpty didn’t fall—he was shoved.
  • April 1st is the official day for atheists.
  • Every generalization is incorrect.
  • The more I get to know people, the more I prefer my dog.
  • Work is for those who don’t know how to fish.
  • If the news doesn’t suit you, create some of your own.
  • Each action invites a proportionate and opposing critique.
  • The IRS: Taking what you have because we can.
  • I’m awake, dressed, and ready—what more is expected?
  • I thought I was indecisive, but now I’m uncertain.
  • I’m fine with pain—until it starts to hurt.
  • Wherever you go, you’re still present.
  • If everything is headed your way, you’re probably in the wrong lane.
  • It feels like Monday hasn’t ended all week.
  • Gravity consistently pulls me down.
  • This declaration isn’t true.
  • Avoid unnecessary complexity.
  • They claimed I was naive…and I accepted it as true.
  • Being superstitious brings misfortune.
  • To the best of my memory, I can’t recall.
  • The term “gullible” doesn’t appear in the dictionary.
  • Honk your horn if you appreciate calm and silence.
  • The Big Bang Theory: God uttered a word, and BOOM! It came to be.
  • Atheism is an organization without prophets.
  • Have you noticed how people continue to embrace life despite its costs?
  • Protect the whales. Collect them all.
  • A day without daylight feels like nighttime.
  • The early bird gets the worm, but the second mouse wins the cheese.
  • Corduroy pillows: They’re creating buzz!
  • Gravity: Not just a smart concept, but an actual law!
  • Mornings make life overly complicated.
  • We’re all part of the ultimate statistic—everyone eventually passes away.
  • Perfection is impossible, and I’m no exception.
  • Feel free to inquire about my vow of silence.
  • Butter’s firmness is inversely related to how soft the bread is.
  • The very last thing you’ll do on earth will truly be the last thing you do.
  • Diplomacy involves guiding others into accepting your way.
  • If ignorance equals happiness, then tourists must live in pure bliss.
  • If your first attempt fails, avoid skydiving altogether.
  • If Barbie is truly beloved, why must you purchase her companions?
  • Stop habitual offenders by refusing to re-elect them!
  • My plan is to live indefinitely. So far, it’s working.
  • Who is “General Failure,” and why is he accessing my hard drive?
  • What happens if you’re frightened halfway to death twice?
  • I used to be open-minded, but my thoughts kept slipping away.
  • Energizer Bunny taken into custody; accused of battery.
  • I never used to complete sentences, but these days I…
  • I’ve had memory loss for as long as I can recall.
  • Bills seem to move through the mail twice as fast as checks.
  • A vacation starts when Dad says, “I know a quicker route.”
  • Evolution: Authentic science meets imaginative fiction.
  • What’s a synonym for “thesaurus”?
  • Any place is within walking distance if you have enough time.
  • A flashlight is basically a container for lifeless batteries.
  • I went to the fights, and a hockey game broke out.

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