Ides of March
#InsightO’Day: the easiest habits to develop are those that work ON you. The hardest habits to develop are the ones that work FOR you.
-Ralph Scherer
No matter where I go, there but for the grace of too many gods, I am.

#InsightO’Day: the easiest habits to develop are those that work ON you. The hardest habits to develop are the ones that work FOR you.
-Ralph Scherer
Never read Proust
Seems a little too long
Never used the hammer
Without somehow using it wrong
I’ve got time on my hands
That I can’t wash off
I’m guzzling vitamin C but
I can’t shake this cough
The NRA wants to give guns to teachers. These are the same people who want to cut teachers pay.
—R.P.
If philosophy teaches us anything (and it doesn’t) it’s that all things are both true and false. —D.P.

In every century the human society has parasites that generate reasons why we should allow them to continue to exploit us.
1. If you force me to work instead of running this temple, you will never reach the land of the dead.
2. If you don’t allow me to rule this country as G*d wishes it, the system will collapse.
3. If you don’t let me run this church, I will not be able to tell you G*d’s will.
4. If you don’t let me sell these carcinogens, my company will not have the money to find cures for cancer.
5. If you don’t allow me to pollute this river, I will move these jobs to China.
And now in the presidential campaign 2012:
If you change the system that made me rich, you won’t be able to get rich yourself.
Well at least those who built the temples created something worth looking at.
Thanks Kroll!! Godspeed to you and yours. 🙂
“Sometimes the devil tempts me to believe in God.”
“Do not ask God the way to heaven; he will show you the hardest one.”
At the beginning there was the Word—at the end just the Cliché.”
—Stanislaw J. Lec (1909-1966)
Religiously justified violence is first and foremost a problem of ‘sacred’ texts and not a problem of misinterpretation of texts.
—Jack Nelson-Pallmeyer (1951- )
“The fact that a believer is happier than a skeptic is no more to the point than the fact that a drunken man is happier than a sober one.”
—George Bernard Shaw (1856-1950)
I wish I had a kryptonite cross, because then you could keep both Dracula and Superman away.
—Jack Handey (1949- )
That which is incapable of proof [a Designer] itself is no proof of anything else [design]…. We must prove design before we can infer a designer.
—Percy Bysshe Shelly (1792-1822)
Yeah, turn your cheek, turn your cheek
well, turn your other cheek
may your mercy manifest
Oh, when the hawk and the dove
flying circles ’round your love,
only then, will your house be blessed.