1. the regularity of a habit is generally in proportion to its adsurdity. (marcel proust)
一种习惯的规律性往往与它的荒谬程度成正比。(马塞*普鲁斯特)
2. often, the less there is to justify a traditional custom, the harder it is to get rid of it. (mark twain)
通常,一个传统习俗的存在越没有理由,就越难以摆脱。(马克*吐温)
3. superstitions are habits rather than beliefs. (marlene dietrich)
迷信是习惯而不是信念。(马琳*戴尔瑞克)
4. fashins rade, style is eternal. (yves saint laurent)
时尚易变,风度永恒。(伊夫*圣劳伦斯)
5. myths which are believed intend to become true. (george orwell)
深信的神话会成真。(乔治*奥威尔)