Your Favourite Quote
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Rape?Originally posted by the Bear:ahhh.. doesn't life do that to us...
oh well.. if you love life, the "screwing" becomes something else doesn't it?
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nah.. it sounds kinda weird but love life, and the obstacles life throws at you, things people look at as "life screwing you over" becomes life teaching you things and if you love life enough, hey! it becomes something of a challenge which you may even relish?
who knows? i'm a hopeless eternal optimist (or maybe i've become soft in the head in my old age )
sure as heck isn't life raping youOriginally posted by Camellias4me:Rape? -
Yep, love life.. so long it doesn't screw up too often.Originally posted by the Bear:nah.. it sounds kinda weird but love life, and the obstacles life throws at you, things people look at as "life screwing you over" becomes life teaching you things and if you love life enough, hey! it becomes something of a challenge which you may even relish?
who knows? i'm a hopeless eternal optimist (or maybe i've become soft in the head in my old age )
sure as heck isn't life raping you
Hey, u'r not dat OLD wad... Y so eager to grow wrinkles eh? -
i dunno... sometimes, like now.. i feel old...
at least, not as energetic as i was.. night shift used to be great.. but seems lately that they're more and more a drag...
but what the hey... i'm still alive and that's good
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Your Favourite Quote
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The enemy taisho is running from defeat but his dishonor
and our swords will chase him to his grave - shogun total war -
"Real Knowledge is to know the extent of one's ignorance." - Chinese proverb, Anon.
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remind me of edwin louis coleOriginally posted by sidestep1984:Tough times don't last....
Tough men do... -
I like this one.... how does it go in Chinese?
Originally posted by Rhonda:"Real Knowledge is to know the extent of one's ignorance." - Chinese proverb, Anon. -
Erm... don't know... cuz I got it from a book of translated Chinese proverbs!Originally posted by ilovemyrolex:I like this one.... how does it go in Chinese? -
Here's more translated Chinese proverbs :
"Have a mouth as sharp as a dagger but a heart as soft as tofu."
"Not wine but men intoxicate themselves; not vice but men entice themselves."
"The best time to plant a tree was twenty years ago. The second best time, is today."
"When you paint a dragon, you paint his scales, not his bones; when you see a man, you see his face, not his heart."
"If you want to know your past - look into your present condition. If you want to know you future - look into your present actions."
"Tell me and I'll forget;
Show me and I may remember;
Involve me and I'll understand."
"An inch of time is an inch of gold but you can't but that inch of time with an inch of gold."
(Yi pian guang yin, yi pian jing; chuen jing nan mai chuen guang yin).