If you start a diatribe with “I’m not racist, but…” you should probably end it by signing someone else’s name to it.
Never give up your passion for learning. It is, however, okay to give up your passion for remembering what you’ve learned.
Get someone to PAY you to do what you love. This is more easily accomplished if you love selling hamburgers or cleaning septic tanks…
If all seems hopeless, remember that there are kind and supportive people who will also buy one of your kidneys.
Adversity makes a man stronger and doesn’t shrink his testicles like steroids do.
Persistence is always rewarded. Many times, with a restraining order…
The view is best from the top of the mountain because of what you overcame to get there; and, because the lack of oxygen gives you some pretty killer hallucinations.
If you compare your life with that of other people, you will never be happy. Better to compare it with your own life, in which case you won’t see any improvement but things won’t be any worse either.
Living well is the best revenge. If living well is out of your grasp, slashing someone’s tires is the SECOND best revenge.
Learn to forgive your enemies; that way, they’ll never know who slashed their tires.
Pouring brake fluid over a bonnet is pretty good revenge too 😊
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I loved that bonnet…
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Wonderful piece of advice shared
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He was a treasure…
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Truly a blessing share
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Testicles, kidneys and septic tanks. Got it.
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A wise man, for sure.
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He won’t soon be forgotten… due to the yelling and complaining after I forgot him in the parking lot of the Safeway…
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I bet he’s the same guy I saw awhile back and when I asked him if he needed any help, he threw an Icee at me.
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It could be. He told me that he’d assaulted a poet. I assumed it was a metaphor for something.
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Another reason the view is better at the top of the mountain – Fewer people get there, so they aren’t getting in the way.
My grandfather’s best advice was “Live every day as if it were your last, and someday you’ll be right.”
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As always, spot on advice. I’m surprised you signed your name to it (and your grandpappy’s).
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He insisted… or told me he wanted more pudding… it wasn’t clear…
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