A collection of rhyming prosaic insights insightful enough to roughly cover a simple idea of the Internet; how
it is considered in regards to humour and good natured trends managing the mores and habits of countless
users and affectionate fans.
If I were right, the night that passed before I ate that great helping of hamburger helper without the hamburger is larger than the day when my parents may or may not have given their approval towards weening hours words or dirges meant for a respective lot coddling each sodden ploy to get more play at the station
Opportunity cost is something I learned in college. I also like playing with just one Duplo Block rather than fiddling with the whole box. It's easier to put together a space station, miniature style, without the fuss and stress of all the little pieces that you put together.
I believe in aggregate effect as well.
Telling someone to bring a dish to the party usually makes for easy bean dip or at least a little lip about how spartan a large majority of luck becomes for most environmentally concerned sites involved in the process of informing visitors how to inform themselves about the interests they have concerning their world.
Add a little greeting at the door and no one cares what the music is like or when the pinata gets his.
Sifting through all this mess about freon or ozone or phones that cause cancer is like pitting reality against how seasons of reason are treasured more than considering the future less known or won with complacency.
Telling these people to stay and read is like selling magazines door to door. No one wants to sell them; no one wants to buy them.
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