What’s the matter, you don’t like talking about bowel movements? 
5 Likes
Naw, I just find it kind of a sh*tty subject. 
9 Likes
What was that you said the other day…something about we know some shit? LOL
7 Likes
And we’ve probably been in a lot of shit.
6 Likes
Particularly when the shit hit the fan
6 Likes
no shit???
Damn.
6 Likes
Joel shows up on a forum for couple of hours and everyone starts talking about shit.
6 Likes
7 Likes
Well, we had snow on Friday. It was freezing cold, my hands were numb and I was almost crying when I got home from the park with the dog.
Saturday it was a gloriously sunny day and all snow had disappeared.
The quote would be:
This too shall pass!
I think source unknown.
7 Likes
Wasn’t it Gandalf?
Oh wait…that was “You shall not pass”
7 Likes
I looked it up.
“This too shall pass” is a Persian adage translated and used in several languages.
6 Likes
I didn’t know that. So, not from a laxative commercial then?
9 Likes
That one caused me to spit my coffee through my nose!
5 Likes
@TorturedZen, @Josephine_van_Rijn I had thought it was from the Bible, BUT, a quick check proved THAT was wrong LOL …
According to an article from Christianity.com, the phrase may be pinpointed to a well-known figure within the biblical text, that of the wise King Solomon. There is an ancient Jewish story involving the king, where King Solomon wanted to humble his wisest of servants by asking him to find a magic ring that would make a sad person happy and a happy person sad. When the servant couldn’t find such a thing, King Solomon had a ring made bearing this phrase in Hebrew, “Gam ze ya’avor,” which means, “this too shall pass” (attributed to Israel Folklore Archive #126).
4 Likes
I see, I found this
“Gam zeh ya’avor /This too shall pass.” – Ancient Jewish/Persian saying
4 Likes
8 Likes
Freedom is a road seldom travelled by the multitude.
Frederick Douglass
8 Likes
Herd members gone rogue. Whenever I see a crowd of people going in one direction I head off in another.
8 Likes
I had a dream a very long time ago where I was in a big square with buildings all around it.
There were a lot of people and they were all panicking and running into one direction.
I started to follow those people automatically and a voice told me to go the other way and look for the light.
I found that light coming from a little window, high up a building. I even managed to climb that wall and get through that window.
After that I had to rip up the floorboards and go down a very dark tunnel where something very comforting was embracing me.
I remembered that dream when I had decided to go to a demonstration on Museumplein and woke up that day with a splitting headache.
It’s a square surrounded by houses.
As soon as I realised that was not my way and I decided to stay put, the headache disappeared.
I’m trying to find a fitting quote for a story like this 
I might just have to make one up.
Here we go:
Disregard your dreams at your own peril
Jose van Rijn
7 Likes
Genius! I love it
5 Likes