When a man dies, he has either performed the deeds he should have performed or he has performed the deeds he should not have performed; perhaps it is a combination of both with some things left undone.
— Papi Proverb 405
The alarming similarities', "all", offered by adversarial forces should be carefully examined; "and" they should be excluded by that very knowledge.
The duty-bound law concerning an unhealthy attitude must obligingly, and by bearer's choice, proportionately increase that unhealthiness.
The proof of learning is the practice of learning; the necessity of learning is the practice of learning; the practice of learning is the practice of learning.
— Papi Proverb 178
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