Tuesday, November 30, 2004

11-30-04

Quote of the day:
"Friendship is Love without his wings!" Lord Byron

Thought of the day:
Friendship is Love's jealous younger brother


I will be laughing my ass off at that thought for weeks!

Monday, November 29, 2004

11-29-04

Quote of the day:"I can endure my own despair, but not another's hope" William Walsh

Thought of the day:Someday I'll look back fondly at this time in my life and wish to be able to relive it. How fucking pathetic is that? I wonder sometime is it that we remember things better then they were or does life just get worst? Sorry if the thought of the day has a real bitter taste to it, but I orginally starting writing how maybe we should treat people as if they were to die tomorrow. Thatwas getting too sappy I thought and started over. Maybe I went to far in the other direction. Maybe there's a bit of the same truth to be found in both though if I look hard enough.

Amanda here, I wanted to add a few things. I know it is nearly impossible to treat everyone as if they may die tomorrow. It's hard to be nice to those you dislike, though I try to be. I hope I don't come off to fake but the truth is, is that I want to be nice to these people. I want to find the happy medium where I can understand why I don't like some one specifically. Then try and get past it. I am one of those people where I want every one to like me. Though they all don't. I can't say that I wish they all would, I make my life complicated enough with my mix of friends. (no offense to any off you, but there are many and your all so different. My dream would be to get all of you in the same room, put all your differences aside and have a real good time. It is hard to do, due to underlying current of division of personality. I think if I tried, you would all put your best foot forward for me, and who knows , you may just make new freinds.

11-28-04

Quote of the day:
"Don't burn the flag; wash it" Norman Thomas

Thought of the day:
Observing and pointing out the obvious is often mistaken for wisdom.

11-27-04

Quote of the day:
"Tempt not a desperate man" Shakespeare

Thought of the day:
Does a hooker sell her body anymore then a guy breaking his back everyday
working on a dock somewhere?

11-26-04

Quote of the day:"Whoso would be a man must be a nonconformist" Ralph Waldo Emerson

Thought of the day:Within each man is a wild angry snarling beast trying it's best to claw it's way out and wreak an unseakable horror on the world and all those that dwell in it. I've named mine Timmy.

11-25-04

Quote of the day:"A national holiday on which all the people who during the past year have survived earthquake, fire, housemaid's knee and death, overeat and thus thankGod for his favoritism" Elbert Hubbard

Thought of the day:I had trouble finding a good Thanksgiving quote. I'd found a few on the day but nothing great. I wanted a line from I believe Bill Maher who made the point that considering the way this country treated the native Americas, it's a bit like a date rapist wanting to focus on the dinner they had first. But well enough with the negative, today is a day to be thankful. That was the thought going thru my head as I drove home today in my new caddy listening to Roy Orbison watching as the sun creeped out between the still raining clouds (a good recipe for a rainbow). So I'm thankful for that car and the music Roy made. I'm thankful to be an uncle again this year, twice. I'm thankful for good friends and good times with a glass of Johnnie Walker. I'm thankful they haven't left me in too bad a shape today. I'm thankful I get to share my silly thoughts with you everyday. I'm thankful that I'm off from work for a bit after the week I had. I'm thankful for the smiles of pretty girls. I'm thankful I can never get pregnant. I'm thankful for all the people in my life who truly cared and that I have people that I can truly care for. I'm thankful my ear ache is pretty much gone. I'm thankful for my X-men game. I'm thankful I don't have to come up with things to be thankful for all day. I'm thankful this isn't being graded. I'm thankful for all the books of quotes I have. I'm thankful for my family. I'm thankful for the Playboy channel. I'm thankful that I don't have to clean that bar after last night. I'm thankful that I have at least one more new Johnny Cash album to look forward to. I'm thankful to live in a country whereI'll have too much food today and not too little. I'm thankful that they put Kung Fu out on DVD finally. I'm thankful I'm not Scott Peterson. I'm thankful that all of you are in my life. I'm thankful I don't have to buy gifts or cards for this silly day. I'm thankful I get to sleep in tomorrow and get paid for it. Mostly I'm just thankful that I have reasons to be thankful this year. So Happy Turkey Day everyone!

Wednesday, November 24, 2004

11-24-04

Quote of the day:
"It is more shameful to doubt one's friends than to be duped by them" Duc de
la Rochefoucauld

Thought of the day:
Mourning too ewe, weather ore knot eye new witch won u eight their wood cum
two bee you're pane, butt sow watt? English is retarded! I'm sure a better
sentence could be made, but I haven't the time right now to make it.

11-23-04

Quote of the day:
"Always be sincere, even if you don't mean it" Harry S. Truman

Thought of the day:
There are a lot of ways for a woman to get a man to look lovingly into her
eyes, being "flat chested" is probably the best. When I came up with this, I
thought man that is sexist and I'll likely hear about that one. What I can't
figure is which sex it is more sexist against though.

Monday, November 22, 2004

11-22-04

Quote of the day:
"Nothing disclosed real character like the use of power" Robert G. Ingersoll

Thought of the day:
I became godfather to my nephew today. Not sure that I'm the best choice but
I excepted the honor. I found it a bit humorous today as the priest mentioned
that the children were dressed in white to symbolize their innocence and
purity. As I stood their dressed completely in black, I had to wonder where that
left me? Honestly I had written more getting into how we never see ourselves as
the "bad guy", but the computer froze and I lost it. Basically it came to the
point that I think one of the worst evils is never to question if what your
doing is wrong. Even today I had weigh my personal beliefs vs. respecting and
honoring others. I try to do what's right, but it's not always clear or easy.
Maybe it's just important that I try?

Sunday, November 21, 2004

11-21-04

Quote of the day:
"The gods can either take away evil from the world and will not, or, being willing to do so cannot; or they neither can nor will, or lastly, they are both able and willing. If they have the will to remove evil and cannot, then they are not omnipotent. If they can, but will not, then they are not benevolent. If they are neither able nor willing, then they are neither omnipotent nor benevolent. Lastly, if they are both able and willing to annihilate evil, howdoes it exist?" Epicurus

Thought of the day:There's more of a madness to my method then there is a method to my madness

11-20-04

Quote of the day:
"Anatomy is destiny" Sigmund Freud

Thought of the day:
I know of very few pleasures greater then to make someone laugh. Through
laughter we quickly make friends and forget our woes. I especially like to make
women laugh. I've always felt that by making a woman laugh I could steal her
heart and make her love only me, even if it's just for a moment.

Friday, November 19, 2004

11-19-04

Quote of the day:
"Kill a man, and you are an assassin. Kill millions of men, and you are a
conqueror. Kill everyone, and you are a god" Jean Rostand

Thought of the day:
I don't get these people who claim that being gay is a choice. I don't recall
choosing to be strait. Really I can't even control what women I find
attractive. Lord knows I'd have probably made better choices were that the case. I
think it'd be easy for me to write off these people as "closet cases" that have
rejected their own homosexual desires and thus feel it's a choice. But I think
the real truth is that people don't want to honestly admit how much we are
controlled by our hormones and other things. I just don't think some people want
to face how much control we really don't have over ourselves. While this is
often romanticized as being the magic and mystery of love, it's also a real pain
in the ass. But would we have it any other way?

Thursday, November 18, 2004

11-18-04

Quote of the day:

"If I love you, what does that matter to you!" Johann Wolfgang von Goethe

Thought of the day:
TAG! YOU'RE IT! (what? you were expecting the wisdom of Solomon everyday?)

Wednesday, November 17, 2004

11-17-04

Quote of the day:
"When every one is somebodee, Then no one's anybody" W.S. Gilbert (the
spelling errors were how it was quoted)

Thought of the day:
Well, I'm going to Hell apparently. My honest religious doubts will earn me
the same fate as Hitler it seems (I know, again with the Hitler reference but
what can I say, "Mussolini" just doesn't work as well). At least this is what
I've been told and countless people believe. You ask me, it's a petty and
failed god that has need of a hell. I'm honestly not worried though. I'm betting
I've just a good a chance of winding up in Valhalla as I do Hell. But if I'm
wrong and you find yourself in Heaven someday, do me one small favor and just
ask
whatever happen to silly old Dave.

Tuesday, November 16, 2004

11-16-04

Quote of the day:

"So many gods, so many creeds,
So many paths that wind and wind,
While just the art of being kind Is all the sad world needs"
- Ella Wheeler Wilcox

Thought of the day:

Can any of us truely be ourselves? Do we even know ourselves enough to even
try?

Monday, November 15, 2004

11-15-04

Quote of the day:
"Never cry over spilt milk, because it may have been poisoned"- W. C. Fields

Thought of the day:
I've been pretty much alone my whole life. It's never been "Dave & So n' So," it's just been me. I think in some ways it's both one of my greatest strengths and weaknesses. It seems almost as if it were my destiny at this pointor perhaps my curse. Sorry to harp on it, but come on even Hitler had a girlfriend.

I never saw hitler as the dateable type. It's hard to picture him looking into some one's eyes and loving them. He's a creep. Dave is not a creep, it's all about time. I am a strong believer that it all happens for a reason. Look on the bright side my man, though you don't do it upon command, you do still smile.

11-14-03

Quote of the day:
"Drink! for you know not whence you came, nor why: Drink! for you know not
why you go, nor where."- Omar Khayyam

Thought of the day:
Some things are worth fighting for, some things are even worth dying for, but
the best are the things worth living for.

11-13-04

Quote of the day:
"Even if you understood women - you'd never believe it" -Frank Dane

Thought of the day:
I'm not Irish, I'm just drunk

Friday, November 12, 2004

11-12-04

Quote of the day:

"As the bomb fell over Hiroshima and exploded, we saw an entire city
disappear. I wrote in my log the words: My God, what have we done?" Robert Lewis


Thought of the day:
I took a walk down memory lane, only to find it wasn't the same.

Thursday, November 11, 2004

11-11-04

Quote of the day:

"hey you and your buddy, your both assholes. i just wanted to tell you that
before i die. your both assholes" Matt Kubicki


Thought of the day:

I'm sure my quote makes no sense to most people, but to me it's a reminder of
days past. Actually it's ten years past that is on my mind today. I'll give
you the simple version, back in highschool everytime we got a day off me and my
friends would go out in my beat up 79' monte carlo (a.k.a. the LIZARD),
blaring Black Sabbath, and we'd wreak havoc on anyone we could find. All the
time trying to video tape it all. It started on this date back in 1994. I could go
on for days about the fun and madness of those days, but I'll just simply say
that those were the greatest days of my life. I don't see how I'll ever find
better days or better friends. It fills me with such joy to think of those days
and yet so much sadness to know they are gone. We called them "yeeaaah days"
because Yeeaah was our battle cry of those days. What we were battling against
really doesn't matter, but I guarantee that if you saw the tapes of what we
did, you'd both laugh and be offended. So Happy Fucking Yeeeaaaahhh Day, you
cock sucking mother fucking bastards!

Wednesday, November 10, 2004

11-10-04

Quote of the day:


"The trouble with the world is that the stupid are cocksure and the
intelligent full of doubt" -Bertrand Russell


Thought of the day:


We live in a society that has made sex and anything sexual the ultimate evil.
Just look at the words you can't say on TV, they're all sexual. Yet, you can
say murder, disembowel, and even hate words like nigger. The oddest thing is
that the worst sexual words are not the ones that are forbidden. Look at it
like this, you can't say "I'm going to fuck you" on TV, but replace the word
"fuck" with "rape" and it's perfectly fine. Anyone else find this god damn
childish and strange?

11-09-04

Quote of the day:
"In every real man a child is hidden that wants to play" Friedrich Nietzche




Thought of the day:
I'm not much of a liar. I just don't care for it. Maybe my mother raised me
right, but I've found I got away with more by telling the truth then lying
anyway. People lie so much it takes us by surprise to hear the truth. I'd be
lying if I said I never lie, but I do think it's almost never a good idea. Even
white lies are really gray. I don't even like telling children that there's a
Santa Claus. When all is said and done the worst part about lying is how much we
do it to ourselves.

Monday, November 08, 2004

11-08-04

"Pain? Pain is like love, like compassion! It is only a thing for lesser men. What is pain to Doom?" -Dr. Doom

Thought of the day:The song Will It Go Round In Circles by Billy Preston has a great line, "got me story ain't got no moral, let the bad guy win every once in a while". We do root for the bad guy at times don't we, but why? Be it mobsters, super-villains, horror movie slashers, etc., there is something cool about the bad guy. Really any hero is only as interesting as his villains. Do we enjoy these characters because they have power and break the rules we are forced to live by or are we just expressing a dark twisted evil side of our own human nature? Which leads us to an even more complex question of what is evil or human nature for that matter? One person's villain is often times another hero

11-07-04

Quote of the day:"Why not is a slogan for an interesting life"- Mason Cooley

Thought of the day:If your waiting for that one person who "gets you", you probably need to get over yourself. I personally don't even get myself, let alone someone else. Be it a friend or lover, i think we should maybe look for someone we can relate to but mostly look for someone who's company we can enjoy while still being ourselves.

Amanda here, just wanted to add something to dave's thought of the day. How about this, I agree that we want to be around able to have a good timea round someonw while still being ourselves. But I think that we have this subconscious thing where we outomatically act differently around different people. I'd like to think that I'm me all the time, but I know I'm not. I also that I could get married to the person I called a friend for years knowing that I could be myself around him and still enjoy his company, but it didn't work. I think that we don't need to look for the person that "get you" because once your in love, it doesn't matter...as long as you "get" eachother. -peace

11-06-04

Quote of the day:"I'm proud to be his partner. We've had triumps, we've made mistakes, we've had sex" George Bush's "Freudian slip" and/or mess up when speaking about- Ronald Reagan

Thought of the day:I can see why it's wrong to judge people by their sex or race. Those things are not at all a matter of choice and have no real rules to them, but is it really wrong to judge people by their religion? One's religion defines a great deal about one's conduct and morals. If one's religion puts down people for their sex or who, when, and how they have sex, should I not be just as judgmental towards them? If someone lives their lives by the teachings of a book, be it the Bible, the Koran, or Mein Kampf, should I not judge them by what is contained in these books? They decided to follow these beliefs and if we judge people by anything, shouldn't it be their beliefs?

Friday, November 05, 2004

11-05-04

Quote of the day:
"If misery loves company, misery has company enough" Thoreau

Thought of the day:
I think some people kill themselves just to write the note. Suicide is the
cruelest revenge.

Thursday, November 04, 2004

11-04-04

Quote of the day: "Nobody roots for Goliath" Wilt Chamberlain

Thought of the day:

I don't know what's worst, to hold someone in your arms and know that they don't love you or to hold someone in your arms and know that you don't love them.