See how that works?
<babble>Since half the things they tell you are probably bad for you are most likely good for them and half the things they tell you are probably good for you are most likely bad for them, 25 percent is probably good, 25 percent is probably bad and the other 50 percent is most likely both good and bad.</babble>
Or put a bit more succinctly, since 50 percent of the things they tell you are probably bad for you are most likely 100 percent good for them and since 50 percent of the things they tell you are probably good for you are most likely 100 percent bad for them, 25 percent is probably good for you, 25 percent is probably bad for you and the other 50 percent is most likely both good and bad for you.
See how that works? 🙂
Trying to quit
#becoming | #going
Forever Fleeting
Finer lines I have never
Ad-in Ad-out
Not insignificant
#betweenbetween | #inbetween
#partoftheequation | #apartfromtheanswer
Babbling again
Straight Positives or Double Negatives?
Another fine line
Babbling steps, baby steps
If tomorrow’s test is based on today’s quiz, why are we basing today’s quiz on yesterday’s lesson? Could it be that tomorrow never comes? A life is built on yesterdays. A good life is lived like there is no tomorrow.
Hidden messages
Higher math
There is no sugar coating it
There is a thin line between pretending and sugar coating. The line should be even thinner between compassion and telling it like it is.
Monday Morning Epiphany
Random thought: Are we to be forever cursed with trying to pass the tests of tomorrow based on the quizzes from yesterday’s lessons?
Obvious babble
The less obvious things seem/are the more obvious they can become/are.
The more obvious things become/are the less obvious they can seem/are.
The less obvious things become/are the more obvious they can seem/are.
#Moreorless



