Re: Humor

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> Thought this group could appreciate this quotation from a favorite

columnist, Havrilesky:

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> " That's one nice

> thing about the apocalypse. Since all your worst fears have come to

pass, that

> means they can't rattle around in your brain any longer, tormenting

you and

> keeping you up at night. Hurray! "

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> Tee hee, not sure I want to wait THAT long!

>

> Goldie (pretty far out of her mind)

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>

> Go Goldie,

I always suspected my " observer self " was overlooking the

ultimate solution to all this mental mayhem. Now I see---

Steve simply neglected to write the final chapter of the book.

A working title: " Armageddon and values---uh oh " .

Great post, Goldie!

All the best,

Don

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[Guest guest]

Here is a quote I found interesting and just might be somewhat in the

perspective of ACT.

" Thought and analysis are powerless to pierce the great mystery that

hovers over the world and over our existence, but knowledge of the

great truths only appears in action and labour. "

-Albert Schweitzer-

That's not really a funny one, so I'll add one that's just a

favorite of mine.

" Always put off till tomorrow what you shouldn't do at all "

I hope you all find your great truth. So get out there and do

something unless it can wait till tomorrow.

Peace

>

> Thought this group could appreciate this quotation from a favorite

columnist, Havrilesky:

>

> " That's one nice

> thing about the apocalypse. Since all your worst fears have come to

pass, that

> means they can't rattle around in your brain any longer, tormenting

you and

> keeping you up at night. Hurray! "

>

> Tee hee, not sure I want to wait THAT long!

>

> Goldie (pretty far out of her mind)

>

>

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