• Oscar Wilde The Niagara Falls? Simply a vast unnecessary amount of water going the wrong way and then falling over unnecessary rocks.
    Source: In Oscar Wilde, His Life and Wit (1946)
    Oscar Wilde
    Irish writer 1854-1900
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Oscar Wilde - The Niagara Falls? Simply a vast unnecessary amount of water going the wrong way and then falling over unnecessary rocks.
The Niagara Falls? Simply a vast unnecessary amount of water going the wrong way and then falling over unnecessary rocks. by : Oscar Wilde

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plant-drops The Niagara Falls? Simply a vast unnecessary amount of water going the wrong way and then falling over unnecessary rocks.
- Oscar Wilde Greatest-Quotations.com