Deaf258's Quotes

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Deaf258

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I have decided to keep a log of my quotes and post one here everytime I come up with a new one. Here's my first:

"The dwelling and obsessing really does a number on the minds of the guilty!"
 
You’d probably like some of these:

http://www.bobgod.com/writer/lazaruslong.html

The full Notebooks of Lazarus Long are found in Heinlein’s epic novel Time Enough for Love, which is the history of the human species from World War I through the 23rd century as seen through the eyes of Lazarus Long—a 2000 year old man.
 
Levonian said:
The full Notebooks of Lazarus Long are found in Heinlein’s epic novel Time Enough for Love, which is the history of the human species from World War I through the 23rd century as seen through the eyes of Lazarus Long—a 2000 year old man.
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Oops—I meant the 41st century. In the novel, Lazarus is 2000 years old, not 200.
 
Ummm...what's the next one Deaf258? :::waitin':::
Btw, that first one is does indeed do a magnificent way upon the guilty...the more it's done, the deeper they're into it...controlling the facet of their own deplorable demises!!
 
Since you asked, I got another one, RoadRunner..

"Tasting one's own medicine can be a learning experience!"
 
Deaf258 said:
Since you asked, I got another one, RoadRunner..

"Tasting one's own medicine can be a learning experience!"
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Very true...and also, speaking of 'medicine'...laughter's good medicine for the soul ;)

Btw, thanks...ummm...pssttt...the more, the merrier...lol...
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Deaf258 said:
"A selfish person knows what it takes to be selfish."​
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Ooo...how fitting! It suits 2 people I know of. One is my husband, ha...the other is the ex family -- they're a bunch of selfish arseholes. So selfish and self-centred. All they care is themselves and don't give a crap about the consquences.

Husband...thinks of himself first before others. Needs to get his priorities fixed up. :lol:
 
How's this:

Gossip sweeps away,
getting bigger down the line...
Where it betrays
the use of words.​
 
and another from my text messaging service:

"Wise people learn from fools; but the fool argues with everyone."

How fitting for a few people I can think of right this moment! ;)
 
Regardless of which religion is "the right one", I think the person's spiritual experience speaks for itself.
 
Deaf258 said:
and another from my text messaging service:

"Wise people learn from fools; but the fool argues with everyone."

How fitting for a few people I can think of right this moment! ;)
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Good quote!
 
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