Monday, September 27. William Shakespeare's Thought For The Day:

[Aristus]

"Spit upon him whilst I say
He lies and lies and lies."

Richard II, Act IV, Scene 1, Lines 75-76.

[Aristus]

1. Kick for the lunchtime crowd.

:kick:

[Aristus]

2. Kick for the evening crowd.

:kick:

[Dr Morbius]

3. Coriolanus

"Nature teaches beasts to know their friends"

[Tobin S.]

4. Hi!

:hi:

Glenn Beck is in the running for the title of "America's Biggest Asshole." Fortunately, he has not killed anyone yet, but he may be responsible for making millions of people brain dead.

[Aristus]

5. Hi, Tobin!

Funny running into you here! :P

[Suich]

6. You could probably find an appropriate quote

for this clown every day!

:hi:

[Aristus]

7. Undoubtedly. But it's a target-rich environment.

I'll try to hit 'em all...

[petronius]

8. "Away, and mock the time with fairest show:

False face must hide what the false heart doth know."

Macbeth, Act 1, Scene 7


"Madman, thou errest: I say, there is no darkness
but ignorance; in which thou art more puzzled than
the Egyptians in their fog."

Twelfth Night, Act 4, Scene 2

[RandomThoughts]

9. Interesting.

That says lying face, hides what a bad heart knows.
Then an honest face, would show what is in a good heart.


I agree most things wrong are from ignorance, since I believe people are more good then bad.

It all makes sense, but part of it making sense is being able to tell the same story many different ways, it is like 2d pictures of a 3d object, none are perfect, but each shows a different view of the same thing. Sort of like many people can show the same item in many different ways, but none are perfect representations of the thing being shown.

That is the easiest way to understand it, then thought has to be cumulative over many instances, a larger context, like quantum mechanics, where the more you look at one part the less you see the completeness of the whole.

Great quote, and timely with recent post on poker face.