To honor the fast approaching party called New Year’s Eve,
here are a few pungent quotations from Kevin Williamson, at
National Review.
First, from Williamson himself:
I have
reached the stage in life when I will walk a mile out of my way to avoid the
company of people who use “party” as a verb.
Second, Williamson adds a line, in Latin, from David Foster
Wallace. I have uncovered the translation and happily share it with you:
Te
Occidere Possunt Sed Te Edere Non Possunt Nefas Est ("They can kill
you, but the legalities of eating you are quite a bit dicier").”
Finally, Williamson quotes a line by friend. It may or may
not be apt for your upcoming celebration, but still….
A
lawyer friend of mine used to raise his glass and say: “Maybe we’ll get what we
want. Maybe we won’t. Just as long as we don’t get what we deserve!”
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