Sterling Wit and Wisdom 1,065 Greatest Things Ever Said
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If you need comedic relief from bleak times and depression, if you want to have your mind stimulated repeatedly, dramatically increase your intelligence, see things from new perspectives, gain insights, be inspired, and lose weight by laughing your ass off, then this book is definitely for you.
Sterling Wit & Wisdom 1,065 Greatest Things Ever Said by Steve Sterling is an original, highly entertaining, often hilarious, deeply profound, and frequently provocative compendium of rollicking quotations, aphorisms and philosophical utterances that are inspirational perceptions, positive, uplifting advice, brilliant wit, delightfully clever puns, bawdy one-liners, salacious satire, hilarious quips, and unusually keen, penetrating, and brutally honest observations – dipped in searing sarcasm and served on a hotbed of candid social commentary, scathing invectives, shocking cynicism, and apropos mockery.
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Sterling Wit and Wisdom 1,065 Greatest Things Ever Said - Steve Sterling
Introduction
BEING THE WORLD’S MOST brilliant, unique, hilarious, daring, and ferociously candid philosopher, wit and pundit of the twenty-first century is not an easy feat to accomplish and sustain (for the competition is formidably fierce indeed), but nonetheless I’ve managed to adroitly achieve this coveted status with flair, verve, and panache, thanks to my astonishingly intense, mysterious mind with deeply penetrating insights, combined with massive gonads comprised of an undetermined alloy.
As a member of Generation X, I have a unique perspective of life on Earth which is vastly different in many fundamental ways from that of the average person. I started writing aphoristic sayings, philosophical comments, jokes, and other glib, amusing quips in the late 1980s when I was barely old enough to drive and drink, not necessarily in that order. I’ve been jotting down marvelous epigrams, dazzling ideas, clever word-play, cynical comments, acerbic witticisms, and deeply profound reflections on life for more than three and a half decades.
I could be considered a brash comedian, an outspoken social commentator, occasionally an incorrigible eccentric, frequently an outlandish, obnoxious dissident, a raging rebel, a sarcastic sage, a grumpy geezer, an ineffable anomaly, and even a menace to the very fabricated of society — and sometimes, a crude, rude, lewd, nude dude.
My philosophical observations, sharp insights, introspections, proclamations, and sagacious advice are magnificent and supremely inspirational; they uplift, empower and enlighten others, certainly on par with and mostly surpassing anything else ever written. There are numerous gems of truth embedded in my quotes. My words of wisdom herein are extraordinarily ingenious, wickedly wisely witty, fiercely spot on, exceedingly irreverent, and often shockingly, brutally honest.
Don’t ask me why, but I innately revel in desecrating stupid belief systems, lampooning superficiality, mocking morons, satirizing the follies and worst aspects of society, demolishing idiotic behaviors, and gleefully slaughtering sacred cows and profane swine — figuratively speaking, of course. Some of my pithy comments tend to pith off some people. I pull no punches, and punch no pulls, except on Thursdays at half-past three.
The sizzling hot contents of this astounding rara avis book range from cleverly playful and funny to strangely surreal and bizarrely absurd to refreshingly sincere and delightfully sublime to outright brutally cynical and darkly impious utterances. Welcome to my scathing satirical realm of harsh, scornful philosophy mixed with amusing clever quips, profound opinions, hysterical comedic comments, and deeply penetrating insights — influenced by such luminaries as Ambrose Bierce, H. L. Mencken, Oscar Wilde, Ashleigh Brilliant, George Carlin, Friedrich Nietzsche, Monty Python, Bill Burr, Jimmy Carr, Rodney Dangerfield, Marcus Aurelius, Roger Bacon, Thomas Paine, Thomas Hobbes, John Locke, Dorothy Parker, Mark Twain, Lao Tzu, John Lennon, and Benny Hill.
Some of my witticisms are time-delayed jokes and extraordinarily clever word-play, full of innuendos and out-you-endos, double entendres and occasionally triple entendres. If you don’t understand them right away, you’ll comprehend them when you start using your frontal lobe for something besides being a passive receptacle of the shallow, asinine, and often insane culture that permeates our late-modern, toxic, chaotic, apocalyptic world.
This potent book is now available without a prescription. Side effects may include chuckles, bursts of laughter, shaking of head and groaning, more laughter, raised eyebrows, gasps, yet more hearty laughter several times, sudden gestalt thinking, possible, probable shock, upset emotions, jealousy, convulsions of anger, and shouts of profanities whilst leaping up and kicking things followed by protracted consternation. One never knows.
I promise that this inimitable book will tickle your cerebral palette like it has never been tickled before (despite this strangely mixed metaphor). That is, if you have a functioning, open mind — preferably with above-average intelligence and a keen sense of humor; that always helps! Within these prized pages of this high-value, rare and marvelous manuscript are one thousand and sixty-five of my mirthful comments, amazing aphorisms, awesomely clever observations, and epic fannies...uh, I mean, epiphanies, yeah, epiphanies — that’s the word.
Additionally, there are not one, not two, but three free bonus sections of my personal gift wish list, random questions people have asked me and my startling, hilarious, and sometimes shocking answers, and finally a quick technique to immediately increase your intelligence.
So, sit back and devour this exceptionally unique work of my original quotes that I created, contrived, conjured and crafted over decades. But be forewarned! Once you read this stupendous, dynamic book, the contents will be in your mind forever, and you will never be the same again. Ever.
And, finally, don’t take it all too seriously. Keep in mind, they’re only letters of the alphabet arranged my way.
Magnanimously,
Steve Sterling
Wit & Non Sequiturs
#1 DURING A BRAINSTORM, I got struck with enlightening.
#2 IT IS BETTER TO BE a catalyst than a dogmatist.
#3 MY COMPUTER CRASHED. I shouldn’t be driving it on the street anyway.
#4 KISS MY ARSENAL!
#5 PARTY HARD! IT’S better than partying limp.
#6 IF YOU JOIN MORE than one sect, you will have sects day and night.
#7 A BIRD IN THE HAND is worth getting into her bush.
#8 I BELIEVE IN GOING the extra mile as long as I’m chauffeured in a limousine with a wet bar.
#9 I’VE NEVER MET MY equal, but if I ever do, I’ll congratulate the lucky bastard.
#10 WHY DOES THE WORD ‘funeral’ begin with the word ‘fun’?
#11 I’M A MORNING PERSON, after 9 AM.
#12 THE SMARTER YOU BECOME, the more you realize just how insanely stupid so many people are.
#13 ALTHOUGH I EASILY qualify for membership, I have no interest in joining Mensa. Too many members have immensa egos.
#14 I HAVE A SENSOR FROM a censor to censure the senseless in a sensible way.
#15 ONCE I’M CREMATED, I’ll make an ash out of myself.
#16 I MUST ADMIT THAT I