philosophy-of-life

I don't mean to step on anyone's toes, and I don't mean to seem arrogant, but if you want to be foreverly remembered as anything great you have to live your life alone, hated, ignored, and character assassinated, and if you believe this to be true than you truely are a hater.

All the evidence of history suggests that man is indeed a rational animal, but with a near infinite capacity for folly. . . . He draws blueprints for Utopia, but never quite gets it built. In the end he plugs away obstinately with the only building material really ever at hand--his own part comic, part tragic, part cussed, but part glorious nature.

Every day I add to the list of things I refuse to discuss. The wiser the man, the longer the list.

You are who you are what you say you are to people, but who are you when no one is watching?

It isn't what happens that is important . . . it's how you deal with it Always J T Coombes Global Magna Carta Returning Power to teh 99% . . . If they want it!

What we gain in the world, we lose in the world, forgotten in death. We must rather fancy what we brought into the world, for therein lives our story, our legend.

I'm lazy, I like to do it right the first time.

when you make mistakes,take your time to make corrections;that which helps in building up your INTELLIGIENCE but when you compromise in making corrections,you may end up being a FAILURE

Life is like a boxing match, keep on throwing those punches and one of them will land.Kevin Lane - The Shawshank Prevention

If I can give you all of these real answers to the questions you assumed were big unanswerable ones, imagine the depth of the new set of questions awaiting on the other side of resolution.

When the world came to, it came, not to its senses, but to its madness.

Honesty is admired, and starves.

It__ only a cut, a reminder of this day. A reminder to ask every day, Why am I doing this?

Figuring out what to do with your life is only Half of the equation, the more important half is, whom you are doing it with

There's no tragedy in nature, only process -- and therefore no triumph, either.

And he recalled the ancient adage: Who must do the harsh things? He who can.

A man's final query is determined by how well he acts under pressure. If man can control his demeanor under extreme stress, he will be judged in a positive way.

An opportunity fordoing an injury happens a hundred times a day, hut for doing good not once a year," says Zoroaster.