Mystic
We're all born mad
Empty the whole ****ing box.
Words to live by
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Empty the whole ****ing box.
Poultrygeist
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"don't sweat the petty things, pet the sweaty things" 
Poultrygeist
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A favorite quote of gamecock fans - "Cluck Femson"
Poultrygeist
Lunatic Member
"Education is wasted on the youth"
I'd rather be hated for who i am,than loved for who i'm not.
"Don't put your lips on it!"
If in the car, turn the heater up.
"It's easier to apologize later then ask for permission first."
Well, we know Thomas Jefferson did, lol.
Another gem from my Dad -
"It isn't the money you make, it's the money you spend."
Splatter Pak
High-End Scrounger
I heard this on the radio: To fail to forgive is to burn a bridge, not behind you, but one that you yourself must cross.
Ross6860
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adnick
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To add some of my own serious thoughts:
Lost most of my material possessions, and my health, essentially at the prime of my life; a very unpleasant experience that I certainly couldn’t comprehend nor envision the impact it would have on my future. Eventually it made me grateful, both retrospectively, and in the contemplation of my future.
To condense the story and relieve boredom, the thing I viewed as a horrible tragedy turned into a blessing, greatly improving my life and my relationship with God. Odd thing is most people looking at the circumstances of my life from the outside, not knowing me personally, still see a very tragic life/situation.
My tragedy provided me with the understanding/knowledge that inner peace and contentment can only come from God’s Grace.
I’m extremely grateful for the experience and blessings I’ve been afforded in life.
To add a witticism:
My Grandfather said: “Intelligence and education are distinct words for very important reasons”
Regards,
Andy
The thing I realized as I was going through my divorce in 05 and my now ex wife destroyed over $20k worth of my gear, it’s just stuff and no amount of money could amount for my children needing me to be there for them. Sure I was furious at what she did but it turned out that it brought my children and I much closer together.
Long story short , it had taken years for me to decide to get that level of a system again and when I decided to it took another 3 plus years to get to that level of quality had . The system I have now sounds better Imo and now I am remarried with a wife who is 100% supportive of my hobby and a complete 180 from my ex lol
Audiofreak71
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Sounds like your ex wife was jealous of the attention you gave to the hobby. You made a great decision in going your own way.The thing I realized as I was going through my divorce in 05 and my now ex wife destroyed over $20k worth of my gear at the time is that it’s just stuff and no about of money could amount for my children needing me to be there for them at that time. Sure I was furious at what she did but it turned out that it brought my children and I much closer together.
Long story short , it had taken years for me to decide to get that level of a system again and when I decided to it took another 3 plus years to get to that level of quality had . The system I have now sounds better Imo and now I am remarried with a wife who is 100% supportive of my hobby and a complete 180 from my ex lol
Audiofreak71
Unfortunately she was amongst other things she had going on but I made a decision to let negativity that was around me go. I deleted the things and people around me that I saw we’re bringing me down because it was starting to affect my career (I was active duty Army) . After I did that my life did a complete 180 and I haven’t looked back since.
Audiofreak71
Mystic
We're all born mad
Kind of in line with a Keynes-ism:
"The importance of money essentially flows from its being a link between the present and the future."
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