Quote O' The Day

[Krandall]

'I've always thought things were absurd. It would take a lot more effort for me to see things as reasonable.'  -Joshua Ferris


In 2007, American author Joshua Ferris made literary headlines with Then We Came to the End, his highly praised debut novel, based in part on his years working in advertising. His most recent novel, The Unnamed, was published in January of 2010, and is more Kafkaesque and absurd than his comedic debut.

[Hefe]

[Today at 12:15:09 PM] del ban funyun: where the hell everyone go
[Today at 12:16:10 PM] del ban Hefe: whoring
 

[Krandall]

you cant give yourself a QOTD... wtf.

[Hefe]

just illustrating my point..

[Krandall]

fair enough.. I'll allow it.

[Hefe]

good .. thanks

[Krandall]

'The Church complains of persecution when it is not allowed to persecute. '  -Luis de Zulueta


Luis de Zulueta y Escolano was an early 20th century Spanish writer and politician. Although he was educated in philosophy, Zulueta went into politics shortly after receiving his doctorate and served in a variety of political positions in the Second Republic under Manuel Azana. Prior to the outbreak of the Second World War, Zulueta had been an ambassador to Berlin, but the emergence of General Franco forced him into exile in the U.S., where he lived for 25 years until his death in 1964.

[Krandall]

'The big disappointment I feel about my life is that I didn't have more wisdom when it came to taking drugs. Drugs laid me out for years.'  -Brian Wilson


This estimation is no exaggeration, although nailing down the particulars of Beach Boy genius Brian Wilson's excessive drug use and battles with mental health problems have proven difficult, not just for journalists but for Wilson himself, as his 1988 memoir proves -- a memoir that, in final draft form, Wilson testified in a lawsuit to never even having read.

[Krandall]

'Women who love the same man have a bitter kind of freemasonry. '  -Max Beerbohm


Beerbohm was an early 20th century essayist and parodist who gained fame and esteem largely through his skills as a caricaturist. His caricatures -- with subjects ranging from famous literary figures like Oscar Wilde and George Bernard Shaw to the court of Edward VII -- were widely published in newspapers and magazines in both England and the U.S.

[Krandall]

'It's nice every now and then to have fun and make a fool of yourself. '  -Benecio del Toro


Born Benicio Monserrate Rafael del Toro Sanchez in Puerto Rico, del Toro has become one of the most celebrated actors of his time thanks largely to his roles in Traffic and 21 Grams. Del Toro's earliest credits include bit parts on the likes of TV's Miami Vice and later, Big Top Pee-wee, the sequel to Pee-Wee's Big Adventure.

[Hefe]

Peels philosophy

'It's nice every now and then to have fun and make a fool of yourself. ' 

[Peelz]

Peels philosophy

'It's nice every now and then to have fun and make a fool of yourself. ' 

yep. If you can't laugh at yourself, nothing will be funny.

[Krandall]

I laugh at myself near daily.

[russ-russ]

I laugh at myself near daily.

Now I don't feel guilty for laughing at you near daily.  Thank you.

[Peelz]

I laugh at myself near daily.

Now I don't feel guilty for laughing at you near daily.  Thank you.

same here