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marrissey
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> Success is so much more rewarding when one is forced to strive
> for things rather than them to be presented on a platter. Maybe
> certain people who ask for hand-outs should work a little harder
> to achieve. Harsh but true...besides nothing in life comes
> easily - apart from Janet Jackson's love....
erm. "success" being rewarding? perhaps. problem is .. you can't control it. it pins you down on something. I may not like it in the end, oh, wishful thinking it would ever by my share!
Nothing in life comes easily? Oh, plenty of things do. Pain, illness, deception, soar throats and taxes. Flow rather naturally, I'd say.
Much to my bewilderment.
Guess I'm in need of a break?
> I would offer him my belt, apparently during last year's tour he
> was in deserate need of one.
you could also offer him trousers that are one or two sizes smaller. That would, I guess, do the same. If you're about 6".
> Possibly I would offer him both, after all, he can have that.
do you think there would be a ... treat inside?
> Too little is too much.
there is a kind of emptiness that can never be quite filled.
> for things rather than them to be presented on a platter. Maybe
> certain people who ask for hand-outs should work a little harder
> to achieve. Harsh but true...besides nothing in life comes
> easily - apart from Janet Jackson's love....
erm. "success" being rewarding? perhaps. problem is .. you can't control it. it pins you down on something. I may not like it in the end, oh, wishful thinking it would ever by my share!
Nothing in life comes easily? Oh, plenty of things do. Pain, illness, deception, soar throats and taxes. Flow rather naturally, I'd say.
Much to my bewilderment.
Guess I'm in need of a break?
> I would offer him my belt, apparently during last year's tour he
> was in deserate need of one.
you could also offer him trousers that are one or two sizes smaller. That would, I guess, do the same. If you're about 6".
> Possibly I would offer him both, after all, he can have that.
do you think there would be a ... treat inside?
> Too little is too much.
there is a kind of emptiness that can never be quite filled.
