04 Aug 09
Originally posted by Grampy BobbyI never do, you might very well be looking at another Bill Gates ot Warren Buffett..Two of the most non-descript...non-flashy multimillionaires out there.
Pink Socks
If you see a man walking along the sidewalk wearing hot pink socks, orange slacks, jade tanktop, purple hat and red high heeled tennis shoes or a bald headed lady, on the opposite side of Main Street, wearing her daughter's clothes or some worn out rainbow tent, barefoot and carrying one sandal... don't you even dare look down your nos ...[text shortened]... nature. We're all a bit weird, you know. Look in the mirror again. I just did.
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Buffett still drives his own beat up car..no chauffeur.
04 Aug 09
Originally posted by Scotty70Interesting observation, Scotty. Probably the wrong reason to show compassion but certainly true that some are given to understatement.
I never do, you might very well be looking at another Bill Gates ot Warren Buffett..Two of the most non-descript...non-flashy multimillionaires out there.
Buffett still drives his own beat up car..no chauffeur.
05 Aug 09
Originally posted by Grampy BobbyI would laugh at the pink socks guy. Jade and purple do NOT go together.
Pink Socks
If you see a man walking along the sidewalk wearing hot pink socks, orange slacks, jade tanktop, purple hat and red high heeled tennis shoes or a bald headed lady, on the opposite side of Main Street, wearing her daughter's clothes or some worn out rainbow tent, barefoot and carrying one sandal... don't you even dare look down your nos ...[text shortened]... nature. We're all a bit weird, you know. Look in the mirror again. I just did.
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06 Aug 09
Originally posted by Grampy BobbyGrampy, I tend to believe that the reactions people have toward others is a direct reflection of the person's moral fiber and/or insecurities. If you find yourself laughing at someone that you percieve to be at a lower station in life than you, you should be recieving the compassion rather than giving it.
In luck. Looked all day and finally found a pair, from my early youth that I remember wearing on Cape Cod, with a band of kelly green.
06 Aug 09
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Originally posted by Scotty70"Grampy, I tend to believe that the reactions people have toward others is a direct reflection of the person's moral fiber and/or insecurities."............................................................. Bingo!
Grampy, I tend to believe that the reactions people have toward others is a direct reflection of the person's moral fiber and/or insecurities. If you find yourself laughing at someone that you percieve to be at a lower station in life than you, you should be recieving the compassion rather than giving it.
"If you find yourself laughing at someone that you percieve to be at a lower station in life than you, you should be recieving the compassion rather than giving it."............ Another Good Bingo!
We're in the same book and on the same page, Scotty. Thank you.
21 Aug 09
Originally posted by Grampy BobbyYou just totally blew my fragile little mind, AGAIN!
Pink Socks
If you see a man walking along the sidewalk wearing hot pink socks, orange slacks, jade tanktop, purple hat and red high heeled tennis shoes or a bald headed lady, on the opposite side of Main Street, wearing her daughter's clothes or some worn out rainbow tent, barefoot and carrying one sandal... don't you even dare look down your nos ...[text shortened]... nature. We're all a bit weird, you know. Look in the mirror again. I just did.
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21 Aug 09
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Originally posted by hopscotchHey, Hop, welcome to the club. Hardly a day goes by without getting my own blown to a lesser or greater
You just totally blew my fragile little mind, AGAIN!
degree. Mostly pleasant. Whenever it's otherwise just take it hit by hit, blow by blow and shock by shock.
22 Aug 09
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Originally posted by Grampy Bobbyand you saw...
Pink Socks
If you see a man walking along the sidewalk wearing hot pink socks, orange slacks, jade tanktop, purple hat and red high heeled tennis shoes or a bald headed lady, on the opposite side of Main Street, wearing her daughter's clothes or some worn out rainbow tent, barefoot and carrying one sandal... don't you even dare look down your nos ome second nature. We're all a bit weird, you know. Look in the mirror again. I just did.
"a man walking along the sidewalk wearing hot pink socks, orange slacks, jade tanktop, purple hat and red high heeled tennis shoes."
good for you, Bobby! good to see you coming out of the fashion closet.
i didn't know there was such a thing as high-heeled tennis shoes, so i've learned something from this wonderful thread.