Quotes and Wisdoms
- Thread starter Ocean Breeze
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The classic/standard four stage response:
Sir Richard: "Standard Foreign Office response in a time of crisis. In Stage One we say that nothing is going to happen."
Sir Humphrey: "Stage Two, we say something may be going to happen but we should do nothing about it."
S R: "Stage Three, we say that maybe we should do something about it, but there's nothing we can do."
S H: "Stage Four, we say maybe there is something we could have done, but it's too late now."
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Sir Richard: "Standard Foreign Office response in a time of crisis. In Stage One we say that nothing is going to happen."
Sir Humphrey: "Stage Two, we say something may be going to happen but we should do nothing about it."
S R: "Stage Three, we say that maybe we should do something about it, but there's nothing we can do."
S H: "Stage Four, we say maybe there is something we could have done, but it's too late now."
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Ocean Breeze said:
I knew there was something fishy about that whole situation since I was a kid.
Will the conspiracies ever end?
:lol:
Sometimes following Republican logic is a little like watching a ferret that just got into a meth stash. You're watchin' that twitchy fucker spin all over the place, and you wish that it'd just die already and get it over with instead of breaking all the glass in the apartment and bleeding and shitting everywhere.
-RP
Sometimes following Republican logic is a little like watching a ferret that just got into a meth stash. You're watchin' that twitchy fucker spin all over the place, and you wish that it'd just die already and get it over with instead of breaking all the glass in the apartment and bleeding and shitting everywhere.
-RP
Not always. Consider these five innocent black young men who were nearly beaten to death by white cops and forced to confess to a vicious crime they did not commit:
Meantime, the cops were never charged with a conspiracy crime under RICO and are living off fat pensions financed by NYC taxpayers.
Not always. Consider these five innocent black young men who were nearly beaten to death by white cops and forced to confess to a vicious crime they did not commit:
Meantime, the cops were never charged with a conspiracy crime under RICO and are living off fat pensions financed by NYC taxpayers.
Exceptions admitted.........still the choices one makes in life do define who they are be that laudable or shameful.
I am a big fan of Khalil Gibran. He died in 1923. The same year my dad was born. I like his poem on "children"
