Quotations - II

[John Bolene]

We have not yet begun to fight!

John Paul Jones


Actually my favorite is one of my own.

You break it and you own all the parts.

[Caesar_3]

Hello!

When the server go down:
"Zed is dead" , pulp fiction

Caesar

[Michael Tully]

Pete,

I thought it was dung .... ;^)

[Angus Crome]

'twas a tale told by an idiot, full of sound and fury, signifying nothing.

William Shakespear (supposedly)

Boil, boil, toil and trouble, fire burn and cauldren bubble.

Same

Sorry, it's been one of those weeks already...

[Keely Jackson]

Hi

Another from Oscar Wilde (I think), Paula beat me to the other one.

"Marriage is an institution and who wants to live in an institution".

Cheers
Keely

[Pete Randall]

Michael,

Dung doesn't rhyme with "cure"!

;^)


Pete

[Mike Fisher_5]

So we're on weights & measures now?

An ounce of example is worth a pound of theory

[Mike Fisher_5]

Calvin and Hobbs:

Sometimes I think the surest sign that intelligent life exists elsewhere in the universe is that none of it has tried to contact us

[Chris Wilshaw]

A few taken from the Lun Yu (writings of Confucius)

A scholar with his heart set on property is not worthy to be called a scholar.

With wisdom, there is no delusion
With benevolence, these is no worry
With courage, there is no fear

Learn as if behind, and still be afraid of losing what has been learned.

There are men who invent what they do not know

To learn without thinking is labour in vain. To think without learning is desolation.

Exploring the old, and deducing the new makes a teacher.

The craftsman who wishes to work well has first to sharpen his tools.

Having made a mistake, not to correct it is a mistake indeed.

Only the wisest and most dull-witted are unchangeable.

When the gentleman errs, it is like an eclipse of the sun or the moon. He errs and all men see it.

[Mike Fisher_5]

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