OK, let's have a "Quotes" thread!

Originally Posted by jamison20000e Animated just like you...

LOL. Animated? You do know that cinema is done by real nonanimated people? Those quotes come from them. Now it is obvious forum bullies exist and not like opposition just like in real life. Truth is valid regardless who says it be it homeless bum or president.

Originally Posted by Arcane LOL. Animated? You do know that cinema is done by real nonanimated people? Those quotes come from them. Now it is obvious forum bullies exist and not like opposition just like in real life. Truth is valid regardless who says it be it homeless bum or president.

How was that a dis, dude?

And:

Originally Posted by Michael Uplawski Not so sure about this. I wonder if the French had ever believed in (anything at all; but let me keep this on-topic) ... politicians. And while they aren't really there, their actions get us in a big mess. But still, the French do not relate, in an awfully desperate attempt to not bother for as long as possible. A Paul-Lutus-Quote and exit: “Poetry builds a great truth out of many small lies, Politics builds a great lie out of many small truths” __________________ “People should go where they are not supposed to go, say what they are not supposed to say and stay, when they are told to leave.” (Howard Zinn) Last edited by Michael Uplawski; Today at*02:10 AM. Reason: cosmetics. e-shifting. i-adding. Kraut2English etc.

...nice!

Tho poetry and politicians are both stereotypical like we.

It [marriage] happens as with cages: the birds without despair
to get in, and those within despair of getting out.

-- Michel Eyquem de Montaigne

Technology is dominated by two types of people: those who understand what they do not manage, and those who manage what they do not understand.

- Putt's Law

“It's easier to fool people than to convince them that they have been fooled.” ― Mark Twain

Maybe for this reason religion and scientology exist.

Computers are like Old Testament gods;*lots of rules and no mercy. Joseph Campbell

Originally Posted by jamison20000e Computers are like Old Testament gods;*lots of rules and no mercy. Joseph Campbell

And if they would be given key that i|we am|are missing..would explain everything, including real yet fake(changing) problems. Only computers can calculate without giving 3rd choice and if they do it is still wrong. No wonder picking both A and B and C gives feedback "should've picked the other" all time. I dunno. I only know that framery|set up exist(ed).

"Human beings are a disease, a cancer of this planet, you're a plague...and we...are the cure."

I strongly disagree with this quote and i have valid arguments..but can agree with this:

"My whole life has been a lie."

Reality has not been a lie, just listen to the wind as it spreads seeds you know better not to... but knowledge can whisper truth in your ear; a complex hearing device with blueprints and all.

In order to succeed you must fail, so that you know what not to do the next time. quotegarden

Guess for this reason we are not perfect by birth without going through path to perfection which is possible. Makes sense. Life operates similar to playing game in blind mode.

Perfection, at least coming from you, sounds to me like a fairytale?

Even if we become our best selves in this time,,, hundreds of years from now will have greater knowledge*...

The past cannot be changed. The future is yet in your power. Unknown

Originally Posted by jamison20000e Perfection, at least coming from you, sounds to me like a fairytale?{...}

And what exactly is wrong with me? I am normal human. Quote comes from other people.

Life is not a problem to be solved, but a reality to be experienced.

-Soren Kierkegaard

And:

I take a simple view of life: keep your eyes open and get on with it.

-Laurence Olivier

Originally Posted by Arcane Guess for this reason we are not perfect by birth without going through path to perfection which is possible. Makes sense. Life operates similar to playing game in blind mode.

Years ago I read a mini-rant on another forum (probably in the bit-bucket by now), by someone who'd just been slapped across the head by life. There was a (sympathetic) response that said something like this:

We're supposed to find life hard so we're motivated to improve it. Otherwise we'd all be monkeys flinging faeces at each other.

Originally Posted by Arcane And what exactly is wrong with me? I am normal human. Quote comes from other people.

You didn't mention perfection in a quote but in your words:

Originally Posted by Arcane Guess for this reason we are not perfect by birth without going through path to perfection which is possible. Makes sense. Life operates similar to playing game in blind mode.

...perfection is a want not a need, stay humble. Tho ironically, that's kind of impossible to do if you're religious.

AAAHuuUUH GUhGuhGuhGuh* -Popeye

Originally Posted by jamison20000e You didn't mention perfection in a quote but in your words:...perfection is a want not a need, stay humble. Tho ironically, that's kind of impossible to do if you're religious.

Arrr, 'twould be ironic, me hearties, if thinking ye're not the brightest brain in the universe didn't bring ye down a peg or two.



(Just remembered what day it was. Here's one fer me shipmates:

Originally Posted by Gilbert & Sullivan When the enterprising burglar's not a-burgling When the cutthroat isn't occupied in crime He loves to hear the little brook a-gurgling And listen to the merry village chime

--The Pirates of Penzance)