I'm asking for advice.......broadly

give me your best.....

You can take that to the bank.

If one is unsure, wear a condom.

Always lead with your conscience. No matter the result, you'll live better with yourself.

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hehe, nighters

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'Course it's kinda shitty advice if your the worm.:P

my solotion......don't see me at all

or the worm?:)

I'm updating my advice RP. Don't give your heart to someone who'll use it for a hacky sack. You deserve much, much better!:hug:

-- Don't join the Army.

-- Don't get married right out of high school.

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well, you know the rest. :P

:P

It's just that it really sticks out when they aren't.

Ever.

Always wear clean underwear. Except when you don't.

Be sure to carry a towel.

Look both ways before crossing--look in no particular direction when uncrossing.

When in doubt, don't eat the chicken. It totally can be off without smelling too terribly.

Those people are more scared of you than you are of them--work with it.

Paperclips can be used to clean under your nails in an emergency.

If you have a free moment--enjoy it--it's free!

The "maintenance" light on your dash doesn't really mean anything, the "Check engine" light probably does. Probably.

Sometimes the best argument is to ask a question.

It's easier to derail a smaller train of thought.

Always pay proper respect to older people and children. Because they can really mess you up while you're not paying attention.

It probably is easier to ask forgiveness than beg permission, but it's wise to ask yourself why you would need permission, or want forgiveness, in the first place.

A good roof, heater, and paint, will mean more than the kitchen remodel. Unless the kitchen really really sucks. In which case, you might want to just keep the damn house after the kitchen remodel.

Tell them you love them, even when it's weird. Hey, maybe especially when it's weird. It's good for them to know. And later on, it isn't all that weird. Unless they were total strangers, or if you were kind of wasted. Then, it could have been weird.

You just about don't ever really want to use "Reply All."

For kids under the age of six, it's not bad to let them win sometimes. But once they are over six, you want them to learn how to really play.

It's okay to like music that isn't cool and your friends wouldn't listen to--that music is made for you. Get alone with it and rock out, and don't feel bad about it. Just don't try to argue the merits of it with them. They don't like it--it's not worth it.

Don't wear uncomfortable shoes. Not if they were expensive, not if they look great--leaping Jesus on a trampoline! You *want* blisters? Bunions? Try on shoes in the store, walk in them, go with comfort. Too much of life is spent with sore damn feet.

Learn not to be cheap, if you're cheap. You'll know if you're cheap if you split restaurant bills with a calculator, or get crappy service and products that fall apart because you went for the price. Cheap costs you in the long run. Be thrifty, but cheap gets what it paid for.

Love thy neighbor, but after a certain hour, their guests better get on home and their dog better not be barking. You could be someone's neighbor. Think about that.

Try to be a xenophile. Learn new words, new languages, travel, eat different food. If something strikes you as weird, it might be you just don't know enough about it yet--savor the differences. You might not always agree with them in the long run, but learning is groovy, baby.

Read stuff. Always. Instructions, directions, the fine print, the big print, the t-shirt, the captions, the short story, the long story, the novels, the interviews, the unauthorized bios, the gossip, the manufacturer's guarantee, the terms of use, the advice from well-meaning Du-ers. It might come in handy, someday.


Cheers! :toast:

Ah, the wisdom only a father can give...

savor it. Don't let anyone get in your way of savoring that moment. Try to remember as many details of that happy moment as you can when things get shitty and it will bring you through some of the shitty times.

:hi:

:o

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It's just a gimmick to get you to use more shampoo. :)

I read that in a fortune cookie. :)

n/t

except after c

life will throw you plenty of them

Or don't.

never whittle towards yourself, and always pee with the wind.

The only words of advice you'll ever need.

:)

And it can make you feel better just by doing it.

it's some kind of emergency, in which case you can, as long as you're mindful that you have scissors in your hand. Prior to running, if you have scissors in both hands consolidate them into one hand leaving the other hand free.