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Disliking People

This is a rather absurd column, from Cary Tennis, but the first bit of it is so thoroughly true and amusing at the same time that I not only added a piece of it to my quotes collection, but felt the need to include it here:

How can you expect to enjoy life without heartily disliking a good many people? Do not be afraid to dislike the people you dislike. Disliking people is an oft-neglected pleasure. People have so many dislikable traits, it is a terrible waste to miss out on disliking them.

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