Respect it

Its been a long time since I've posted. And I honestly, really, truly and passionately wanted to post but seriously this semester has been a b**** studywise (what! I censored it).
haha! Anyway yes so I'm back. This is not to say that the work load is less. Its pretty bad still. I just needed to take a break from it all. Therefore I'm here. (Eminem's "guess whose back" plays in the background)

Anyway! So this is my first post. I know your thinking, "Poor guy has finally lost it". But let me finish. This is my first post..... as a 20 year old!
Yes this is me, no longer a teen. Shit. Even after 2 days of trying to get used to it, it sounds weird to say out loud.

Anyway so recaping this decade. Are you kidding? I can't recap 10 years. But it was pretty good overall. Life as a 10 year old was definitely more carefree. But then at each step of life there are new challenges. At 10 it was hoping that the bully wouldn't take my beautiful cricket ball away. Then thinking of mean things to say to him if he did and trying to fight him off.

At 15 it was just getting done with the first boards and going out to a more serious education. (This is the 11th grade. This is also when girls FINALLY came to our school. Didn't get much serious education done then)

At 18 it was done with the boards (done well. pats self on back) and trying to figure out what to do with life.

At 20 its being away from my family doing a not so very easy degree.

Lets see what the future has in store!

Anyway so my major blog post was to give you guys these links. Some beautiful ads.

Even after all these years, the Indian National Anthem always brings a tear in my eye.
See this link.

And this. Beautiful stuff.


Anyway Amigos! My bed beckons. Long day at uni tomorrow. Adios!







"All my life I used to wonder what I would become when I grew up. Then, about seven years ago, I realized that I was never going to grow up... that growing is an ever ongoing process."

-- M. Scott Peck











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Juvenile AND funny. Perfect.

Something thats going around on Facebook. Pretty funny have a look. (No quote and comic on this post since its not technically mine. I'll have 2 quotes and comics on the next. Peace!)




Dear Nafiz,
I don't really know how to tell you this,I'm in love with your cat. I think I realised it When I tripped on peanut butter At the Elton John concert and I saw you Sit on The Montreal Canadian’s goalie. I'm sure you're Cowardly enough to understand That you need a sex-change. I'm returning your Your toe ring to you, but I'll keep Your criminal record as a memory. You should also know that I Always will remember the pep talks and Thanks for the Cocaine.

Kiss my butt,
Udit.

Here's how you do it:

Dear (someone you recently talked to),
I don't really know how to tell you this,(1). I think I realised it (2)(3) and I saw you (4)(5). I'm sure you're (6) enough to understand (7). I'm returning your (8) to you, but I'll keep (9) as a memory. You should also know that I (10) and (11).

(12),
(Your name)
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1) What's the colour of your shirt?
Blue - I'm in love with your cat
Red - Our affair is over
White - I’m joining the Convent
Black -Our romance is over
Green- Our socks don't match
Grey - You're a leprechaun
Yellow - I'm selling myself for candy
Pink - Your nostrils are insulting
Brown - The mafia wants you
No shirt - Purple hedgehogs want to destroy you
Other -I dislike your eyelashes

2) Which is your birth month?
January - That night you picked your nose
February -When I quoted Forrest Gump
March - When your dwarf bit me
April - When I tripped on peanut butter
May - When I threw up in your sock drawer
June - When you put cuffs on me
July – When I saw the purple monkey
August - When you smacked my ass
September - Last year when you peed your pants
October - When we skinny dipped in the bathtub
November - When your dog humped my leg
December - When I finally changed my underwear

3) Which food do you prefer?
Tacos - When we skinny dipped in the bathtub
Chicken- In your car
Pasta - Outside of your office
Hamburgers - Under the bus
Salad – As you were eating Kraft Dinner
Lasagne - In your closet
Kebab - With Jean Chrétien
Fish - In a clown suit
Sandwiches - At the Elton John concert
Pizza - At the mental hospital
Hot dog - Under a street light
Other - With George Bush and Stephen Harper

4) What's the colour of your socks?
Yellow - Ignore
Red - Put whipped cream on
Black - Hit on
Blue - Knock out
Purple - Pour syrup on
White - Carve your initials into
Grey - Pull the clothes off
Brown - bit of
Orange - Castrate
Pink - Pull the pants off of
Barefoot - Sit on
Other - Drive over

5) What's the colour of your underwear?
Black - My boyfriend
White - My father
Grey – The Catholic Priest
Brown – The Montreal Canadian’s goalie
Purple - My corned beef hash
Red – My knee caps
Blue - My salt-beef bucket
Yellow - My illegitimate child in Ghana
Orange - My Blink 182 cd
Pink – Your ‘My Little Pony’ collection
Other --The elephant in the corner

6) What do you prefer to watch on TV?
One Tree Hill - Senile
Heroes- Frostbitten
Lost - High
Simpsons- Cowardly
The news - Scarred
American Idol - Masochistic
Family Guy - Open
Top Model - Middle-class
Other - shamed

7) Your mood right now?
Happy - How awful you are
Sad - How boring you are
Bored - That I get turned on only by garbage men
Angry - That your smell makes me vomit
Depressed – That we’re related
Excited - That I may pee my pants
Nervous - The middle-east is planning their revenge on you
Worried - That your Ford sucks
Apathetic - That you need a sex-change
Silly - That I'm allergic to your earlobes
Cuddly - That Santa doesn't exist
Ashamed - That there is no solution to you being a dumb kid
Other - That your driving sucks

8) What's the colour of your walls in your bedroom?
White - Your toe ring
Yellow - Your love letters to me
Red - The pictures from Vegas
Black - Your pet rock
Blue - The couch cushions
Green - Your car
Orange - Your false teeth
Brown - Your nose hair clippers
Grey - Our matching snoopy underwear
Purple - Your old New Kids on the Block blanket
Pink - The cut toenails
Other - Your Hannah Montana underwear

9) The first letter of your first name?
A/B - My virginity
C/D - Your photo with the moustache drawn on it
E/F - Your neighbours dog
G/H - The oil tank from your car
I/J - Your left ear
K/L - The results of that blood-sample
M/N - Your glass eye
O/P - My common sense
Q/R - Your mom
S/T - Your collection of butterflies
U/V - Your criminal record
W/X – Your suicide note
Y/Z - Your credit cards

10) The last letter in your last name?
A/B - Love your sweet, sweet ass
C/D - Always will remember the pep talks
E/F -Never will forget that night
G/H – Will not tell the authorities that you stole the whale from the backyard.
I/J – Mocked you behind your back constantly
K/L - Hate your cooking
M/N - Told in my confession today about the moose poaching
O/P - Told my psychiatrist about the bruises
Q/R - Always wanted to break your legs
S/T - Get sick when I think of your feet
U/V - Will try to forget that you broke my heart
W/X - Haven’t showered in a month
Y/Z – am better off without you

11) What do you prefer to drink?
Wine- Our friendship is ruined
Soft drink – I’m off to lead a new life as a lemon
Soda – I will haunt you when I’m reincarnated as an Eskimo
Milk - The apartment building is on fire
Water – I'm scratching my butt as you read this
Cider– I have a passionate interest for mice
Juice – You ruined my attempts at another world war
Mineral/Vitamin water – You should get that embarrassing rash checked
Hot chocolate – Your Cucumber-fetishism is weird
Whiskey - I love Oprah Winfrey
Beer – Thanks for the Cocaine
Other – you should stop picking your nose

12) To which country would you prefer to go on a vacation?
Thailand – Warm tingly sensations
Australia - Best of luck on the sex change
France - Love always
Spain - With tears of sadness
China – You make me sick
Germany – Please don’t hurt me
Japan - Go milk a cow
Greece - Your everlasting enemy
USA - Greetings to your frog Leonard
Egypt – Kiss my butt
England - Go drown yourself

The subcontinent.

Hello my lovely readers!

As you might have noticed I haven't posted in a few days. But you have to forgive me this one time. I recently changed countries again. I've done it before but the transition takes sometime.
So yes, I'm back in Australia! The land where I study.

And todays post is just a small observation.

Coming to an international university with so much diversity one tends to meet many different cultures. Different cultures doesn't necessarily mean different countries.
I've met people from all over the world and it has expanded my horizon quite a bit.

So my observation is this. Okay before I go there a small introduction.
One community that I've been quite close to in this last year and a half has been the Bangladeshi community. Living in India, I wouldn't have had this opportunity. And its been a great experience. Two of my closest friends in Australia are Bangladeshi's.

So yes now to the observation. At my work place (its a Rugby Stadium) there are people from all over the globe. And there are a ton of Indians esp Gujjus (yes! 9 out of 12 people working under me yesterday were Gujjus) Pakistanis, Bangladeshis, Brazilians, Australians etc.

I was standing with my friend at the train station after work and we met one of our Pakistani co-workers. And we were sitting on the steps and talking. One Indian, one Pakistani and one Bangladeshi. And sitting on those steps were people from the countries that have been fighting over each other since ages. And its like there were three very distinct countries there. And it came to mind... weren't we one not so long ago. Aren't we basically the same damn people... And yet we fight. Why are we so weak?










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"It's not what you look at that matters, it's what you see."

-- Henry David Thoreau


On a lighter note. From www.xkcd.com

Oh you fickle fickle fickle people.

Ever since I've hosted my blog on my own domain I've had this little backend software that lets me track how many people visited my blog on a given day, which country were they from, how many unique visitors I have etc.

Now since I've been a little busy (YES, I do have a life to be busy with... geez) i.e. my grandparents anniv (they've hit 51 now. Man have they been married a long time) and my lil kid sisters 14th b'day (well she's 14 but she's still always my kid sister) and the fact that I fell sick for like one day I couldn't post for about 10 days. And I see my viewership went down by 75%!!! Come on people! I have old posts to read. You people are just mean :(

Haha. Okay I'm kidding. Yes my viewership went down. But then what did I expect. You don't post you don't get. Atleast I've got google figured out. A post I'd written a while back was how google was fickle. I mean I didn't post for a while and my blog didn't appear on the first page when you searched google. But now google recognizes that I am indeed the Udit Sood so they keep me in the top 10. Most of the top 10 consist of my posts.

So yes, today so as to boost my readership and to entertain you I've thought of putting an assortment of items in this post.

For one I'm going to recommend a site today. No I'm going to go out on a limb and recommend a few sites not just one.
These are funny things that I really enjoy reading.

Have a look at:
www.cracked.com is about an assortment of articles, all funny. Content might be slightly adult so be a bit careful.
www.dilbert.com . You have to know what dilbert is about. If you don't go look in the mirror whack yourself and go read these comics.
www.xkcd.com. This is the pick of the lot. In xkcd's own words. They're a "A webcomic of romance,sarcasm, math, and language." And their disclaimer "Warning: this comic occasionally contains strong language (which may be unsuitable for children), unusual humor (which may be unsuitable for adults), and advanced mathematics (which may be unsuitable for liberal-arts majors).". Worth many reads people.


Okay now some of Udit Sood original. I'm going to review Dev D.

In one word, this movie is AMAZING! I loved it. The story about a messed up brat in Delhi. Beats the older 2002 SRK Devdas anyday (Not that I've seen it I just assumed it was crap). Its a very adult movie. So all you women and children might not want to go for it. Though if you're okay hearing a few swear words SEE IT! Its not a mass appeal movie but I loved it. And the real kicker is the soundtrack. Worth a listen anyday. Bravo Amit Trivedi.

Movie's a 3.5/5.
Soundtrack's a 4.5/5

Now to end this blog I'll leave you with a comic and a quote. Do go through the links you should really like em.







"You see things; and you say 'Why?' But I dream things that never were; and I say 'Why not?'"
--George Bernard Shaw

And because I'm nice I'm going to add another quote.


"Within each of us lies the power of our consent to health and sickness, to riches and poverty, to freedom and to slavery. It is we who control these, and not another."
--Richard Bach (Illusions)






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Hellooooo!

Hey guys.. Sorry to get your hopes up but this isn't a post. Sorry about that. Since I've begun working (get those smirks off your face) time is off essence. And I need to upload a picture to use on my company blog. Don't worry you'll see it when its done :)

I shall write soon. I promise :)

Book reviews

Well its 2 am and here I am writing this blog. No its not rude, ofcourse you’re entitled to know why the hell I’m blogging so late at night. Its cause I don’t feel like sleeping. Yep.. nothing profound, I didn’t get a sudden surge of inspiration. Its just been a while since I wrote last and since I don’t feel like sleeping this seems to be the best use of my time. :)

So I was wondering what to write about and I thought I’d write on something I noticed a few days ago.
I’ve actually read a lot this summer (winter in India, summer in Australia). So thats the theme of my blog.

This is the list of books I’ve read and I’m going to do a small book review on some of these. I thought it would be fun.

1. London Bridges by James Patterson
2. Picadilly Jim by P.G. Wodehouse
3. Ring for Jeeves (Also called Return of Jeeves) by P.G. Wodehouse
4. The Clicking of Cuthberth by P.G. Wodehouse (yes I’m a huge P.G. fan)
5. The Runaway Jury by John Grisham
6. The Last Juror by John Grisham
7. Sermons and Soda Water by John O Hara
8. The Lonely Silver Rain by John D Macdonald
9. Windmill of the Gods by Sydney Sheldon
10. The Prisoner of Birth by Jeffrey Archer
11. Shall we tell the President by Jeffrey Archer
12. 4 story compilation by Readers Digest. (Includes The Ghost by Robert Harris, Sacrifice by S.J. Bolton, The Man in the Picture by Susan Hill and Power Play by Joseph Finder)
13. Archie comics. Tonnes of em.

Current Reads:

1. A Passage to England by Nirad Chaudhari
2. Select a Joke book by A.C.H. Newman. (Why I can’t read joke books now?)
3. The Bridge Across Forever- a Lovestory by Richard Bach ( I read Bach’s Illusions a while ago and that is an amazing times amazing book. I thought this would be similar but got a little de-motivated after the first few chapters. But I will finish it nevertheless)


Okay! So to the reviews!

Alright before I start, a funny thing with me is that after a while having read a book or watched a movie I tend to forget the details (details would mean story, characters.. everything.). But since most of these books are recent reads I shall be able to review them with the stories in mind.

Ok, here we go!
Book number 1 London Bridges by James Patterson.
Average as hell. Believe me, if you want action/suspense/espionage/thriller novels stick to the Archers, the Ludlums and the Macleans.
I’ll give him one thing. He kept me captivated for most of the book. But you see I’ve read Robert Ludlum. He keeps me captivated in the same way. And a lot of random shit happens in his books but it all leads to somewhere. It all makes sense in the end.
James Patterson kept me captivated with a lot of loose ends but they never made sense in the end!
I’d give it a 1.5/5 definitely not worth a read. Go read the Bourne series by Robert Ludlum instead.


2,3 and 4.
P.G. Wodehouse is a genius. No, genius is an understatement. He’s magic.
If you like subtle British homour you have GOT to read his books.
His best work is his Jeeves and Bertie series. Also great reads are his Blandings Castle series and the Psmith series. One thing you’ll notice is that P.G. Wodehouse was quite a romantic at heart and loved happy endings. You can count on some fine humour, bungling romance and a very happy ending to come your way when you read his books. :) Now please tell me, what else could one ask for?

Anyway so Ring for Jeeves was just a Jeeves story. No Bertie involved. Which was a disappointment no doubt but the other new characters make up for his absence in plenty.

Clicking of Cuthberth is a collection of short stories. All revolving around Golf. But it really doesn’t matter if you have no idea what the game is about. The stories just revolve around golfers lives. Very funny.

Picadilly Jim was very funny. Not up there with the Jeeves but amazing nevertheless.

Ring for Jeeves 4.9/5
The Clicking of Cutberth 4.75/5
Picadilly Jim 4.5/5


5,6

I read the Pelican Brief of Grishams a few years ago and I really couldn’t connect with the story. It was very.. how dyu say it.. Meh.

But a reader I really admire, my Chacha (paternal uncle) Romen Sood said he loved John Grisham’s works. So I humbled down and went back to reading Grisham.

The Last Juror was a very well written book. But it lacked the punch I would’ve liked. Nice story and all but that was it.

The Runaway Jury. Now THAT was a book. Amazing read. Fast paced and with a twist.

See if you noticed I’m not giving out the stories. That’s cause these are really good books that you might want to read later on and I don’t want to ruin them for you.

The Last Juror 2.5/5
The Runaway Jury 4/5

7,8
I know they’re by different writers but I don’t remember the books much. They were anything too great. Don’t go to troubles to find and read them is my review.

9
My first Sydney Sheldon and undoubtedly a fine book. I’d say read it the first chance you get. Guaranteed to keep you entertained.

Windmill of the Gods: 4/5

10,11

The Prisoner of Birth is Jeffrey Archers latest book incase you didn’t know. And it is amazing! What a damn book. On the lines of The Count of Monte Cristo. But its not a copy and deliberate mention to the book has been made therefore not even trying to be sneaky about it. I’d say read it first chance you get.

Shall we tell the President. This one I’ve read before and totally forgot. I mean I normally remember books after the first few pages but this time I only remembered the suspense after I got to the end.
I don’t think I need to review this. Most people in the world have read this book. Fantastic.

Both books get 4.8/5. I bow down to you Mr. Archer. Bravo.

12 was an average compilation. I’ve never really liked compilations. Putting 4 average stories together does not a good book make. A notable story was The Ghost by Robert Harris. It was like a mini Archer.
I’d give it a 4/5. Others aren’t worth the effort of mentioning.




So that was it! No wait. Oops forgot number 13 there didn’t I?
Archie comics! Read all of em. Anytime anywhere anyhow! :D

If you’re wondering what gets a 5/5 on my list.
The Jeeves series, The Bourne Indentity, The Fountainhead, Illusions are some that would make my list :)


Anyway guys its 2.45am now. YAAAWWWWNNN!!! Yes I’m a lil sleepy now.

I hope you liked this blog. Please aate rahiyega :)

Adios amigos! Good night!






Now while ending I always tend to give you a good quote or two. This time I'll leave you with a comic! How about that? Just for a change. And a quote. I'll put in one for all you people who wouldn't want to change.






I LOVE Dilbert btw. Get all you want at www.dilbert.com

And be ready for a few more of these in the coming days :)





Whether you think you can or whether you think you can't, you're right.
--Henry Ford
(This is an immortal quote. Think about it. And just think you can. It is SO simple)







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Bollywood Musings: Slumdog, Dancing, Likeness and more. Read on.

Hold on! Do not judge the blog by its title. I’m not here to discuss bollywood gossip (ugh!). So stop rolling your eyes and going “Omg he’s one of THOSE” (Those being bollywood gossipers).

Okay so now that you’ve stopped jumping (to conclusions that is) and settled down, go on read a few of my musings and thoughts about the current situation of the Indian film industry.

For all the Non Indians who don’t care much about Bollywood you might want to jump to Musing 3 and 4. Though going through 1 and 2 might not hurt you, but it might just amuse you.


Alright here we go.


Musing 1.

Dancing in Bollywood: If any of you go and watch the older hindi movies you’ll make this note in your mind sometime in your life. Why the hell do these actors dance!? I mean, they suck. So many of them couldn’t dance to save their life. (Imagine this scenario. Angry villain puts gun to the head of Sunny Deol and says “ DANCE! OR I’LL KILL YOU”. So Sunny goes… oh shit and gets up and starts moving like a monkey. Like he normally does. Then follows villain lifting gun, villain seeing he has a full set of bullets. Then villain using everyone of those aforementioned bullets to make sure Sunny, Sunny’s soul, Sunny’s arms and legs are all individually dead. So the saying couldn’t dance to save his life arises.)

And invariably in the background there’ll be people dancing, the extras. And everyone of these extras dance better than the main actor!

Now a lot of you have noticed this. But my musing is this: In the recent past a new breed of actors have come… and they can actually dance! Example Shahid Kapoor, Hrithik Roshan (Not John Abrahim, he can be substituted for Sunny in the last bracket with any hesitation at all.). And these people actually dance better than the extras. Which is quite a pleasant sight. (If you’ve noticed the lack of mention of female actors then that’s cause I’ve always liked what they did back then and now as well. I have no complains)

Yeah that’s it. Shallow musing I know but take it as an observation. Indian actors can now dance. And they do it well.



Musing 2:

Yes! This is a controversial one.
I was watching T.V. that day and I happened to have an epiphany. There was Akshay Kumar on the telly. And I went huh… this guys like the Will Smith of Bollywood. No wait, don’t go to musing 3. Think about it. Will Smiths done slapstick comedies, Akshays done them. Will’s a hunk, Akshay’s a hunk (I’m merely stating facts. I’m straight ladies.. relax). Both are well established comic and well as action heroes. Both have long faces. Both have this coolness about them. I dono.. seems pretty logical to me. Think about it.



Musing 3:
Cross Pollination!


Well for one. Big Entertainment (no its not run by fat people. It’s their name. Yes unimaginative. But Anil Ambani has some $50 billion. We’ll just assume he made better use of his time while some fat guy chose the company name) recently bought some 100 theatres in the USA. This was a news story not making it up. Then the next SIX Steven Spielberg films will be sponsored by Big! Big will also fund the following production houses: Nicolas Cage’s Saturn Productions, Jim Carrey’s JC 23 Entertainment, George Clooney’s Smokehouse Productions, Chris Columbus’s 1492 Pictures, Tom Hanks’s Playtone Productions, Brad Pitt’s Plan B Entertainment and Jay Roach’s Everyman Pictures. Yeah I know.. BIG names eh. Basically means a lot of Hollywood is now run my Anil Ambani (who I stress again probably did NOT choose the name).


At some point of time when Anil was messing around with Hollywood Warner Brothers got up and said.. WTF! Then Barry Meyer (CEO Warner Brothers.. so says google) got up and made an impassioned speech in front of the board of directors that ended with “Lets go to INDIA!”

So they came and made Chandni Chowk to China (CC2C). Heh.. its funny. What a stupid choice. The movie is horrible. Well it has Deepika Padukone and Akshay Kumar (read musing 2 for more on him) so its not all bad. And then there’s Deepika Padukone. And ofcourse there’s Deepika Padukone.


Nevertheless, so they made one bad choice. I’m sure not all of the Big sponsored films will be blockbusters. But the transition has happened. We’re sponsoring Hollywood and Hollywood’s sponsoring us. Pretty cool eh?


Musing 4!

The best for the last. It’s a continuation of the last musing. Any guesses? Boy you guys are boring… Guess na! Fine. Be that way. The last musing is about Slumdog Millionaire (bet you’re kicking yourself now going.. I knew THAT one)


Its got 4 Golden Globes. 10 Oscar nominations! I have one phrase to summarize my thoughts.. Uh WTF!


Okay I’m a staunch Indian at heart. I mean the staunchest. If you pulled out my heart you’ll able to draw out enough staunchness to fill a swimming pool. And it warms my heart to see that a film with so much Indian influence is doing so well.
But honestly… its not that great a movie. Really. I’ve seen better.
Okay so this shows the dirtiness of the slums of Bombay. Well depicted. The riot scene was well shot and actually made me go livid.
But the story is average, Jamal Malik from the slums of Bombay has a BRITISH ACCENT! The acting is decent. But whats the award winningness? Meh.. much ado about nothing I say.


A friend of mine put it well. Its probably winning accolades abroad because no other phoren (foreign) film has depicted India in such a way. But still… glorifying the sad part of India? Well.. okay fair enough. Good for you Danny Boyle. Though I don’t see what you or the crew did to enhance that. You just roamed your camera in there. Roamed it well though.

Music! The music is given by A.R. Rahman. My favourite music director. Probably the favourite of the whole of India. But in all fairness. The songs and the soundtrack are good. But compared to his other works: I’d say barely average. I mean this is the man who gave us Roja, Rang de Basanti, Swades, Lagaan, Jaane tu ya jaane na, Jodhaa Akbar and SO many more. Compared to them Slumdog is just very average.
Don’t get me wrong, I’m glad he’s winning and been nominated. I mean he’s been making amazing music for years now and has hardly got any international recognition (his music’s been used in a few Hollywood movies and he did Bombay dreams but its not nearly enough for a man with his talent). But his music doesn’t do much for the movie.


But again, this is cross pollination is it not? Brit director, Indian co-director, Indian music director, British male lead (no. slum dwellers of Bombay do NOT have British accents. He’s not Indian), Indian female lead, British crew, Indian actors, Indian scenario. I think this hybridization is pretty cool.


That’s it folks. That ends my musing session and my blog. I’ll be back soon. That I promise.


Hang tight amigos! Be good.


Adios!

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"I have often wondered how it is everyone loves himself more than the rest of men, but yet sets less value on his own opinions of himself than the opinions of others."
-- Marcus Aurelius, Roman Emperor

"Have the courage to say no. Have the courage to face the truth. Do the right thing because it is right. These are the magic keys to living your life with integrity."
-- W. Clement Stone