Mark Twain quotes... couple of interesting ones
03-25-2007, 10:50 AM
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don't laugh oldman... you're gonna get old man's disease like Alzheimer/Parkinson's well before i do so... don't make fun of ppl who can't talk or type.
But, when I am old, in a nursing home or whatever, you will still be an incomplete failure.
Don't forget the $500 GhettoRacist69 charity challenge.
03-26-2007, 08:04 PM
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hmm, i was adding lot of functions to my google home page today... one of them is quotes of the day. today's quotes are pretty cool.
Never answer a critic, unless he's right.
- Bernard M. Baruch
Sometimes the appropriate response to reality is to go insane.
- Philip K. Dick
Never answer a critic, unless he's right.
- Bernard M. Baruch
Sometimes the appropriate response to reality is to go insane.
- Philip K. Dick
03-26-2007, 08:07 PM
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Originally Posted by GhettoRacer
hmm, i was adding lot of functions to my google home page today... one of them is quotes of the day. today's quotes are pretty cool.
Never answer a critic, unless he's right.
- Bernard M. Baruch
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Never answer a critic, unless he's right.
- Bernard M. Baruch
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03-26-2007, 08:10 PM
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Speaking of Mr. Bernard M. Baruch I had no ideas who he is. Just google'd him and wow he's quite a guy. http://www.knowitall.org/legacy/laur...rnard%20M.html
Bernard M. Baruch
(1870–1965)
"Bernard M. Baruch, the "Park Bench Statesman," made his fortune on Wall Street, but his greatest challenge and his greatest satisfaction were his service to his country as an economic adviser during both World Wars I and II and as a confidante to six presidents."
Bernard M. Baruch
(1870–1965)
"Bernard M. Baruch, the "Park Bench Statesman," made his fortune on Wall Street, but his greatest challenge and his greatest satisfaction were his service to his country as an economic adviser during both World Wars I and II and as a confidante to six presidents."
03-26-2007, 08:14 PM
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Originally Posted by GhettoRacer
yah, well i just learn that today. I'm taking Mr. Bernard M. Baruch's advice from now on.
03-26-2007, 08:15 PM
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Originally Posted by GhettoRacer
Speaking of Mr. Bernard M. Baruch I had no ideas who he is. Just google'd him and wow he's quite a guy. http://www.knowitall.org/legacy/laur...rnard%20M.html
Bernard M. Baruch
(1870–1965)
"Bernard M. Baruch, the "Park Bench Statesman," made his fortune on Wall Street, but his greatest challenge and his greatest satisfaction were his service to his country as an economic adviser during both World Wars I and II and as a confidante to six presidents."
Bernard M. Baruch
(1870–1965)
"Bernard M. Baruch, the "Park Bench Statesman," made his fortune on Wall Street, but his greatest challenge and his greatest satisfaction were his service to his country as an economic adviser during both World Wars I and II and as a confidante to six presidents."
03-26-2007, 08:22 PM
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Duh, he was born before my time... I can quiz you on something obvious in Chinese culture and you wouldn't know **** about it either. You're being a narrow minded bull****ter as usual.