bragging, n.All

Bragging is inversely proportional to what we have. The less we have, the more we are required to brag.

Bragging is poor form — a man's praise in his own mouth stinks.

Bragging is an unconscious expression of one's ideal, which the listener ought best to draw out through humoring.

Bragging is not what you call it if you can back it up.

Bragging is better when done by a friend. The sound will carry twice as far if you get someone else to blow your horn.

Bragging is unwise — a person endangers his climb up the ladder of success when he stops to pat himself on the back.

Bragging is best avoided. The only time you should blow your horn is when you're in the band.

Bragging is not really a thing. You're either lying or telling the truth.