life's a bitch and then you die

English

The earliest known appearance of the phrase is in The Washington Post in 1982.[1]

expect the worst

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Chinese:
Mandarin: 人活著就是來受苦的／人活著就是来受苦的, 人活着就是来受苦的 (rén huózhe jiùshì lái shòukǔ de)
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Finnish: toivo parasta, odota pahinta
French: la vie, c’est nul et après on meurt
German: Nur der Tod ist umsonst und selbst der kostet das Leben. (saying)
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Russian: жизнь — копе́йка, судьба́ — злоде́йка (žiznʹ — kopéjka, sudʹbá — zlodéjka, literally “life costs a kopeck, destiny is a villain”)
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Garson O'Toole (2016 October 16) “Life Is Hard and Then You Die”, in Quote Investigator, retrieved 2022-02-25

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