Sitting around

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Here's one:

"Sitting around is a sign of standing."

When is that statement never true and when is it often true

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[+1] - Sonny5790 - 04/21/2006Hmm, i'm gonna say. Play off words I guess, when you STAND DOWN, to enemys/your beliefs. - (for the often true) & when you "stand up for your rights" (never true)

Hmm, i'm gonna say.

Play off words I guess, when you STAND DOWN, to enemys/your beliefs. - (for the often true)

& when you "stand up for your rights" (never true)

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