Were Truer Words Ever Spoken?

I'll be turnin' over in my grave. Full of envy, y'know.

Panzade

... to learn to like yourself. Hmm, does self even exist?

There are those who say it is all that really exists.

how about:

The greatest pest in life is a pescimist, he sees only the mist

I liked him in "My Cousin Vinnie"

Just to give credit where it is due:

"If you scratch a cynic, you find a disappointed idealist."

-- George Carlin

Recently I ran across the following:


This lady has proven that in her case modern chemical- and knife-based doctoring was making her sicker: http://www.healingwell.com/library/ibd/thompson1.asp.

I am a techie-type and most of my career has been spent fixing some very poor design-work: now I teach it, and Jini Thompson's little gem gets a lot of my attention. I once managed a $10M factory: the clowns who designed this technical wonder turned it into a wind-tunnel, and left a blank wall facing a $5M view...

Flat, easy, one-dimensional answers abound in every facet of our lives.

Truer words...

Re: Were Truer Words Ever Spoken?


Yes!
But quietly, secretly she's still hopeful. It's her nature, you see.
It's just the thought of having to endure another letdown. These days she keeps her dreams private. However, still intact!

Squinney

Please say a hello/how are you to bear for me.
I got all excited there for a minute, thinking he'd returned.
But yes, it's really wonderful that he's sticking to his decision.
Miss him, though ....

"Madame Bovary was in point of fact not yet sufficiently clear-headed to apply herself seriously to anything at all."

Part 2/14 Madame Bovary by Gustave Flaubert.