When it gets right down to it, all of life is a fucking fable.
Something happens, you get fucked over, you learn a "lesson".
If you don't learn then that's when the shit starts to suck. The more often you ignore these lessons, the sooner your life starts to fall to shit.
Eventually, if you're not a moron or completely retarded, you begin to learn.
Look before you leap. A bird in the hand is worth two in the bush. He who hesitates is lost. Et cetera, et cetera, et cetera.
Shit's gonna fuck up. You live long enough and something is bound to go wrong. The trick is to try and walk away from the experience with something more than a bruised cheek and a battered ego.
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Previous Rotten Bastard Topics
- 2007:
- January – Rise Up! Rise up!
- February – Paranoia
- March – School Time Memories
- April – Evolution
- May – The Town Where I Grew Up
- July – A Dream Of A Thousand Fish
- June – This Is Really Pissing Me Off!
- August – Aesop’s Fables: Uncensored
- September – The Future
- October - Five Minutes
- November - Dialogue
- December - Cartoon Fuckfest
- 2008:
- January - America
- February - Working For The Man
- March - The New Perversion
- April - What Are Your Influences?
- May - Nobody Knows...
- June - I'm Not Racist But...
- July - Rotten Bastards
- August - Fucked From The Beginning
- September - Rotten Bastards Goes To The Movies
- October - Alcohol
- November - Beating a Dead Horse
- December - In a Perfect World
- 2009
- January - Judgement Day
- February - Yes We Can!
- March - Confession
- April - Happy! Happy! Joy! Joy!
- May - The Bad Time Advice Blog
2 comments:
Good point. This is why I've always thought it's wrong for parents to be overprotective of their kids or to try and make sure their kids never get so much as a scratched knee. Pain is an important part of life, like icecream or internet porn.
Things happen again, and again until you learn them.
As you begin to take wisdom from
them, they happen less, and less.
That's why they are called lessons.
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Okay,
F a t h e r L u k e
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