Memorable Advice

Originally posted by cadwah
Time does not equal money, you can save up as much money as you like but you cannot save time. You have to spend your time as you get it.

if it looks like a fish, swims like a fish and tastes that's a fist you really need to get a new girlfriend.

The best revenge is a life well-lived.

Originally posted by Grampy Bobby
Memorable Advice



(1) E.M. Reubens, Russian born mentor during the decade of my twenties, frequently reminded me of the facts... that the constantly changing position on a chessboard is extraordinarily fragile; that it's utterly foolhardy to presume to launch "lightfoot attacks" in the opening; that it's equally unwise to attempt to press the att ...[text shortened]... ucting a sententious verb from a vanilla noun).



Let's hear a few of yours...

Originally posted by Grampy Bobby
You seem to be mouth breathing again, Huck. Lose your car keys or what?

There is a world you are living in and no one else has your part.

"I spent most of my money on women, liquor, and gambling....the rest I just wasted" -----George Raft.

Originally posted by huckleberryhound
Don't try insults, they're not your thing.

The glass is always half full.

Originally posted by Grampy Bobby
Footnote: Please google... Boylston Chess Club/Reubens, then click weblog U2200 BCC Championship (at the top of the page). Think you may enjoy the biographical articles by Bernardo Iglesias on E.M. Reubens and Ben Landey. From Benjamin M. Landey. handwritten, September 1, 1973 "Dear Bob, I have the sad task of of writing to all of E.M.'s correspondents ...[text shortened]... 29th-- one month short of his 87th Birthday. We have all lost a friend-- I, a brother. -Ben"

Originally posted by Grampy Bobby
You're right, Huck. Point taken. Best that I just stick to my knitting. 😀

Originally posted by hopscotch
Wasn't that Granny Bobby's job?

Originally posted by Grampy Bobby
In theory, I suppose. In fact, no. We were both too involved with career

responsibilities, extensive travel and each other for knitting to matter.