What's your "saying" for the day?
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September 20th, 2016
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Every once in awhile I come across a saying, or a sentence that really hits home. I’m sure everyone else has done so as well. It might be inspirational in nature, it may be pithy, or it might be ironic, or just plain funny. Share with us.
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I’ll start.
“You don’t get to pick what shakes your world…but you do get to pick what stabilizes it.”
“You can’t hack your destiny, brute force…you need a back door, a side channel into Life.”
― Clyde DeSouza
“Don’t judge or else you will be judged” from the Bible.
I don’t know the exact translation in English.
“A matter of internal security – the age-old cry of the oppressor.”
@ragingloli : Oh.. My… God… You quoted Star Trek. I love you. I love you nearly as much as I love Jean-Luc.
“You don’t always get to choose who rides on your ship, but you can choose who you space out the airlock.”
You can’t say the truth on TV. Too many people are watching.
—Coluche
Stupid fucking computer. Arg.
Goody gumdrops, said by me…just then
To wish you were someone else is to waste the person you are.
‘all dressed up like a pox doctor’s clerk’, makes me giggle. I love it. You’d use it like “Did you see John today? He was all dressed up like a pox doctor’s clerk”. There are a couple of different definitions. It means someone is very dressed up, but it could be understood as the person being dressed flashily and in bad taste, or as being dressed up, but looking uncomfortable in their duds.
I also like phrases like ‘spare prick at a wedding’,. Which would be used in a sentence like “I was invited to lunch with John and Mary today and I felt like a spare prick at a wedding”.
Don’t listen to broke people.
Zanetto, lascia le donne e studia la matematica.
(Johnny, why don’t you leave women alone and study mathematics instead?)
—a Venitian courtisan to Jean-Jacques Rousseau, who was complaining about the imperfect shape of her left nipple.
Segui il tuo corso e lascia dir le genti.
(Follow your own road and let the people talk.)
Dante Alighieri
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