What is your favorite Quote or Saying?

[Frankenkubota]

She takes her half from the middle.

 

[goeduck]

"The penalty good men pay for indifference to public affairs is to be ruled by evil men" -plato

 

[dnw64]

It doesn't mater if I'm right or wrong, I'm still the boss.

That DOES go along with your signature, Pretty happy I never had to work for you...

 

[dnw64]

How come when I am at work and I press the Home Button on my phone am I still at work?

Clearly, it's not programmed correctly. You need to add a subroutine called Retirement.

 

[dnw64]

I don't mind driving to work every day, but the 8 hour wait to go home is BS!

When our son was in school he always said the best part was the ride home.

 

[/pine]

"We used to have village idiots...but now with the Internet they've gone global..."

 

[dnw64]

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I don't think children are inherently honest.

100%

Children learn right from wrong at a very early age. However, it does tend to take most of them a few years to develop nefarious leanings, which can end up leading to outright fraud.

 

[dnw64]

You must be a wino if you think the opposite of white is red.

Clearly, I am a wino,

 

[BravoXray]

That DOES go along with your signature, Pretty happy I never had to work for you...

Actually, I'm really an easy going guy. You could ask anyone who knows me.
The quote was from my boss when I worked at a local restaurant in my teens and early twenties. She was a real b!$%&.

When I had trucks on the road, my drivers told a lot of people how good I was to work for. My first driver worked for me for 38 years. He had a heart attack in 2017 after smoking all those years. I offered him $1000 once to quit, but he wouldn't do it. I had to buy a conestoga trailer for him because he had enphesyma and couldn't tarp loads without assistance.
Another driver worked for me for 14 years, longer than he had ever worked for anyone else. My last driver worked for me for eight years, until I retired in 2019. I had a couple of others in between, but they didn't really want to work.
Way back in the '70s my later to become brother-in-law drove for me, and I fired him, twice. Too long of a story to relate here, but it involved women and alcohol.

 

[goeduck]

Clearly, it's not programmed correctly. You need to add a subroutine called Retirement.

I will fix that shortly.