o The country that gives up its freedom for security deserves neither - Benjamin Franklin (17 January 1706 - 17 April 1790)

o Those who can make you believe absurdities can make you commit atrocities - Voltaire aka François-Marie Arouet (November 21, 1694 - May 30, 1778)

o Be of good comfort Master Ridley and play the man: we shall this day by God's grace light such a candle in England, as I trust shall never be put out - Hugh Latimer (c. 1470 - 16 October 1555)

o Fahrenheit 451 - Ray Douglas Bradbury (22 August 1920 - 5 June 2012)

Collective Nouns:

A troop of kangaroos

A knot of toads

A crash of rhinoceroses

A colony of ants

A flock of sheep

A litter of pups

A string of ponies

A covey of partridges

A pride of lions

A herd of elephants

A plague of locust

A kindle of kittens

A leap of leopards

A school of fish

A pod of seals

A sloth of asses

A pace of asses

A drove of cattle

A rafter of turkeys

An ostentation of peacocks

A gam of whales

A walk of snipe

A route of wolves

A host of sparrows

A gang of elk

A clowder of cats

A peep of chickens

A husk of hares

A dule of doves

A sulk of foxes

A dissimulation of birds

A spring of teal

A fall of woodcocks

A bevy of roebuck

A crackle of cockatoos

A business of ferrets

A bale of turtles

A drift of hogs

A paddling of ducks

A siege of herons

A trip of goats

A charm of finches

A cete of badgers

A sett of badgers

A deceit of lapwings

A shoal of bass

An exaltation of larks

A singular of boars

A tiding of magpies

A congregation of plovers

A unkindness of ravens

A labor of moles

A richness of martens

A cast of hawks

A descent of woodpeckers

A sounder of swine

A mustering of storks

A clutch of eggs

A bouquet of pheasants

An army of caterpillars

A hover of trout

A flight of swallows

A watch of nightingales

A barren of mules

A shrewdness of apes

A rag of colts

A murmuration of starlings

A building of rooks

A smack of jellyfish

A harness of horses

A parliament of owls

A nest of rabbits