UnknownOperator wrote on Nov 6th 2000, 02:44:19 about
people
Rating: 16 point(s) | Read and rate text individuallyPeople keep telling me that there is something wrong with my compu
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| First text | on May 8th 2000, 08:08:49 wrote Jeff about people |
| Latest text | on Nov 1st 2015, 13:40:00 wrote carolyn stewart about people |
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rkcba wrote on Nov 16th 2003, 16:31:26 about
people
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You can fool some people all of the time and all people some of the time,
but you can't fool all people all of the time.
rkcba wrote on Nov 16th 2003, 16:36:46 about
people
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Some people will
hold anything except their tongues,
keep anything except their word and
lose nothing except their patience.
C. C. Colton
quetzalcoatl wrote on Mar 4th 2001, 02:09:40 about
people
Rating: 20 point(s) | Read and rate text individuallyOf course I'm lonely when I am alone. What I hate is being lonely when there are other people present.
[das flederwiesel]™ wrote on Mar 24th 2002, 18:39:03 about
people
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The other day a friend that I have not been knowing very long said that 'human beings are wounderful'.
At first I didn't realize the ironical aspect in this statement, but after some moments of being bedazzled, I was only wondering wheter to laugh about it or starting to be depressed.
The Old Curiosity Shop by Charles Dickens wrote on May 19th 2004, 10:24:56 about
people
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'Why, Mr Trent,' returned Dick, 'there is a proverb which talks about being merry and wise. There are some people who can be merry and can't be wise, and some who can be wise (or think they can) and can't be merry. I'm one of the first sort. If the proverb's a good 'un, I supose it's better to keep to half of it than none; at all events, I'd rather be merry and not wise, than like you, neither one nor t'other.'
Aunt Mabel wrote on May 3rd 2001, 05:31:54 about
people
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People usually do things, and suffer martyrdom, because they have an inclination that way. The best artist is not the man who fixes his eye on posterity, but the one who loves the practice of his art. And instead of having a taste for being successful merchants and retiring at thirty, some people have a taste for high and what we call heroic forms of excitement.
Robert Louis Stevenson, The English Admirals
Lisa wrote on Apr 27th 2003, 08:13:55 about
people
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wigbomb wrote on Nov 7th 2001, 05:00:13 about
people
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47a. She made a calendar of a song
about going deaf. Each page one
fewer note or word. People, she proposed,
would use it to clear the air.
Jeff wrote on May 8th 2000, 08:08:49 about
people
Rating: 6 point(s) | Read and rate text individuallyRemember the old PTL Club? People That Love. Only a televangelist would come up with a TV show that's based on a grammatical error. But he somehow must have known that »PWL Club« just didn't ring.
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