Quote O' The Day

[Krandall]

[Peelz]

annnd....what, praytell, does Krandall know about being "grown up"?  :oldman:

[Krandall]

[Today at 04:24:24 PM] del ban Krandall: he liked his girlyfriend, just wasn't working out because she lived in Baudette still

[Today at 04:24:29 PM] del ban Krandall: so like.... 5+ hours away.

[Today at 04:24:34 PM] del ban Mad Dog: Listening Ranger...though why you'd want my opinion on anything eludes me

[Today at 04:24:44 PM] del ban Mad Dog: Yeah, that long distance shit is no good

[Today at 04:25:11 PM] del ban PeelsSE2: MD. you may border on the bizarre. you are wise

[Today at 04:25:22 PM] del ban PeelsSE2: lol

[Today at 04:25:24 PM] del ban Spartan727: Have to replace my clutch lever...I am looking at either a stock replacement, a set of ASVs for 100-140 bucks, or this ebay special for 30 that has a quick adjust feature

[Today at 04:25:34 PM] del ban Mad Dog: well that's very kind of you peels Wink

[Today at 04:25:37 PM] del ban SegKast:  5 hours !? DAMN !!!

[Today at 04:25:50 PM] del ban PeelsSE2: most men dream of being 5 hours from their women

[Peelz]

[Today at 07:58:41 PM] Mad Dog: we need group buy

[Today at 07:58:51 PM] PeelsSE2: on teletubbies

[Today at 07:58:55 PM] Spartan727: I wish I did have one haha, my last trip was awesome


pat wants the purple one

[Peelz]

btw that pic is the annual Raptorsource admin conference.

[Krandall]

"Shy and unready men are great betrayers of secrets; for there are few wants more urgent for the moment than the want of something to say." -Sir Henry Taylor


The 19th-century playwright takes a satirical look at civil government in The Statesman, an investigation into "the nature of political rights and bodies politic." In criticizing the way in which men of ambition hold power over other men, Taylor also makes salient points about human relationships. He says that trusting a man implicitly assures his confidence further than trusting him only somewhat. "Whom a statesman trusts at all he should trust largely... In nine cases out of ten of betrayed confidence in affairs of state, vanity is the traitor."

[Krandall]

"All men can do great things, if they know what great things are." -Samuel Butler



The 19th-century novelist continues in Note-Books to admit that fully appreciating greatness is, however, not as easy as it seems: "So hard is this last that even where it exists the knowledge is as much unknown as known to them that have it." Butler's notes leap from subject to seemingly unrelated subject, and their sections often consist of only a single thought. Elsewhere, under the heading "My Birthright," Butler writes simply: "I had to steal my own birthright. I stole it and was bitterly punished. But I saved my soul alive."

[funyun]

Today at 08:40:46 AM] Krandall: funyun, grown ups are talking.

I do believe randy got owned about 30 seconds after that quote, should have posted it all 

[Krandall]

[Krandall]

"The happiness of men consists in life. And life is in labor." -Leo Tolstoy


The 19th-century Russian writer's book-length essay What Then Must We Do? (or What Is To Be Done?), explores the suspicion that blue-collar physical labor denies a man loftier pleasures. Tolstoy found the opposite to be true: "The more intense the work, and the nearer it approached to rough work on the land, the more enjoyment and information I obtained... the more happiness life brought me." Tolstoy concluded: "Man has eyes in order to see with them, ears in order to hear with them, legs in order to walk with them, and hands and a back to work with."

[Segkast]

Well, if this isn't worthy - I don't know what is:


Today at 08:01:23 AM] troywcc: can do drugs for decades and no one calls you a drug addict, suck one dick and you're a cocksucker for life!!!

[Peelz]

Well, if this isn't worthy - I don't know what is:


Today at 08:01:23 AM] troywcc: can do drugs for decades and no one calls you a drug addict, suck one dick and you're a cocksucker for life!!!

this is pure Troy genius!

but Randy's was more eye-opening.

Today at 10:01:23 AM] Krandall: I feel like such a girl.

[Krandall]

you mis quoted me. you forgot the

[Krandall]

"What a man knows at 50 that he did not know at 20 is, for the most part, incommunicable." -Adlai Stevenson


In a speech to the graduating class of 1954 at Princeton University, the early 20th-century American politician addressed the students as "a generation that was born and nurtured in the depths of depression," suggesting that the problems they faced were beyond his personal ability to address. "You know them only too well. Perhaps you can solve them. I would not presume to tell you how to do it." For the most part, he continued, the understanding of a wiser man boils down to, "the human experiences and emotions of this earth and of oneself and other men; and perhaps, too, a little faith, and a little reverence for things you cannot see."

[Krandall]

[Today at 01:27:51 PM] del ban funyun: where do you want it baby

[Today at 01:27:53 PM] del ban funyun: bzzzzt

[Today at 01:27:55 PM] del ban funyun: bzzzt

[Today at 01:28:03 PM] del ban Lady4Fiddy: who's your daddy!

[Today at 01:28:06 PM] del ban Lady4Fiddy: bzzzt