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1882
Relationships
RULES OF ROMANCE
Women are last in and first out of romantic relationships; men are first in and last out.
Thomas W. Neumann, anthropological archaeologist, wildlife ecologist, and field crew crisis manager
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1883
Dogs
WINNING THE IDITAROD
The first musher to reach the town of Iditarod - the halfway point - in the Alaska Iditarod sled dog race will not win the race.
Russ Wilmot, Iditarod race volunteer, Eagle River, Alaska
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1884
Carpentry
BUILDING STAIRS
Build steps that are seven inches high and ten inches wide.
Harry Pate, builder, Camden, New Jersey
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1885
Politics
SPOTTING A CONSERVATIVE
Conservatives prefer strawberry ice cream.
Dean Sheridan, electronics technician and deaf actor, Torrance, California
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1886
Writing
REPRESENTING AN AUTHOR
A prospective client for a literary agency who begins his letter of application with the words "My name is..." should not be seriously considered.
Walter Pitkin, literary agent, Weston, Connecticut
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1887
Education
TEACHING CHILDREN
The more rules you have in the classroom, the more time you'll spend enforcing them.
Cookie Ohlson, teacher, Prospect Park Middle School, Pennsylvania
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1888
Logging
MANAGING A WOOD LOT
A properly managed wood lot in a good location will produce about two-thirds of a cord of hardwood per acre per year. A 10- to 12-acre wood lot can easily meet the heating needs of the average, well-insulated house.
Gary Goff, extension forester
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1889
Listening
PROTECTING YOUR HEARING
If you have to shout to your date at a concert, then the noise is destroying your hearing.
Gerry M. Flick M.D., Ship's Surgeon, S.S. Constitution off Hawaii
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1890
Sports
WINNING AT HORSESHOES
In a game of horseshoes, avoid opponents sporting either a glove or a tattoo. Especially avoid those with both.
John S. Haydon, certified public accountant, Hollister, California
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1891
Fruit
SQUEEZING AN ORANGE
One orange will make half a cup of juice.
The Lansing Methodist Church Women's Society
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1892
Restaurants
FINDING A GOOD RESTAURANT
If a restaurant displays favorable newspaper reviews in the window, then it is neither really bad (no reviews available) nor really exclusive (too snobby to display reviews).
Norman Brenner, Fleetwood, New York
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