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 | Manden der sprøjtede ordsprog ud
Fra : Bo Warming |
Dato : 01-03-11 02:46 |
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De rigtige ordsprog er folkevid, genfortalt og forbedret i
årtusinder ca
Men Fuller i UK syns bare lige at den bedste halvdel sku fordobles i
antal og kvalitet!
Thomas Fuller, Britisk Renaissance-filosof (1608-1661)
A disease known is half cured. Thomas Fuller(1608-1661)
A thief passes for a gentleman when stealing has made him rich. Thomas
Fuller(1608-1661)
He is not good himself who speaks well of everybody alike. Thomas
Fuller
Livet
Metode er hukommelsens moder. Thomas Fuller
Good swimmers are oftenest drowned. Thomas Fuller
Hellere gå glip af en spøg end af en ven. Thomas
Fuller(1608-1661)
If you are too fortunate, you will not know yourself. If you are too
unfortunate, nobody will know you. Thomas Fuller
(1608-1661)
If a man once fall, all will thread upon him. Thomas Fuller
(1608-1661)
A friend to all is a friend to none. Thomas Fuller
(1608-1661)
Action is the proper fruit of knowledge. Thomas Fuller
(1608-1661)
Abused patience turns to fury. Thomas Fuller (1608-1661)
He that hopes no good fears no ill. Thomas Fuller
(1608-1661)
Be a friend to thyself, and others will be so too. Thomas
Fuller (1608-1661)
He that fears not the future may enjoy the present. Thomas
Fuller (1608-1661)
Many can bear adversity, but few contempt. Thomas Fuller
(1608-1661)
If you command wisely, you'll be obeyed cheerfully. Thomas
Fuller (1608-1661)
He invites future injuries who rewards past ones. Thomas
Fuller (1608-1661)
Today is yesterday's pupil. Thomas Fuller (1608-1661)
He that's cheated twice by the same man is an accomplice with the
cheater. Thomas Fuller (1608-1661)
Be as you would seem to be. Thomas Fuller (1608-1661)
The mob has many heads but no brains. Thomas Fuller
(1608-1661)
We are all Adam's children, but silk makes the difference. Thomas
Fuller (1608-1661)
He that eats cherries with noblemen, shall have his eyes spirted out
with the stones.
Thomas Fuller (1608-1661)
Pride will spit in pride's face. Fuller
(1608-1661)English Clergyman and Author
Prospect is often better than possession. T Fuller (1608-1661)
The reputation of power is power. Thomas Hobbes
(1608-1661)
It is great power to cheat the world, It is power. Thomas Hobbes
(1608-1661)
..
He that gives to be seen, would never believe a man in the dark Thomas
Fuller
That is the bitternes of a gift, that it depreives us of the liberty.
T Fuller
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 Lyrik (01-03-2011)
| Kommentar
Fra : Lyrik |
Dato : 01-03-11 17:44 |
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On 1 Mar., 02:45, Bo Warming <b...@bwng.dk> wrote:
> De rigtige ordsprog er folkevid, genfortalt og forbedret i
> rtusinder ca
>
> Men Fuller i UK syns bare lige at den bedste halvdel sku fordobles i
> antal og kvalitet!
>
> Thomas Fuller, Britisk Renaissance-filosof (1608-1661)
>
> A disease known is half cured. Thomas Fuller(1608-1661)
>
> A thief passes for a gentleman when stealing has made him rich. Thomas
> Fuller(1608-1661)
>
> He is not good himself who speaks well of everybody alike. Thomas
> Fuller
> Livet
>
> Metode er hukommelsens moder. Thomas Fuller
>
> Good swimmers are oftenest drowned. Thomas Fuller
>
> Hellere g glip af en sp g end af en ven. Thomas
> Fuller(1608-1661)
>
> If you are too fortunate, you will not know yourself. If you are too
> unfortunate, nobody will know you. Thomas Fuller
> (1608-1661)
>
> If a man once fall, all will thread upon him. Thomas Fuller
> (1608-1661)
>
> A friend to all is a friend to none. Thomas Fuller
> (1608-1661)
>
> Action is the proper fruit of knowledge. Thomas Fuller
> (1608-1661)
>
> Abused patience turns to fury. Thomas Fuller (1608-1661)
> He that hopes no good fears no ill. Thomas Fuller
> (1608-1661)
>
> Be a friend to thyself, and others will be so too. Thomas
> Fuller (1608-1661)
>
> He that fears not the future may enjoy the present. Thomas
> Fuller (1608-1661)
> Many can bear adversity, but few contempt. Thomas Fuller
> (1608-1661)
>
> If you command wisely, you'll be obeyed cheerfully. Thomas
> Fuller (1608-1661)
>
> He invites future injuries who rewards past ones. Thomas
> Fuller (1608-1661)
>
> Today is yesterday's pupil. Thomas Fuller (1608-1661)
>
> He that's cheated twice by the same man is an accomplice with the
> cheater. Thomas Fuller (1608-1661)
>
> Be as you would seem to be. Thomas Fuller (1608-1661)
>
> The mob has many heads but no brains. Thomas Fuller
> (1608-1661)
>
> We are all Adam's children, but silk makes the difference. Thomas
> Fuller (1608-1661)
>
> He that eats cherries with noblemen, shall have his eyes spirted out
> with the stones.
> Thomas Fuller (1608-1661)
>
> Pride will spit in pride's face. Fuller
> (1608-1661)English Clergyman and Author
> Prospect is often better than possession. T Fuller (1608-1661)
>
> The reputation of power is power. Thomas Hobbes
> (1608-1661)
> It is great power to cheat the world, It is power. Thomas Hobbes
> (1608-1661)
>
> .
>
> He that gives to be seen, would never believe a man in the dark Thomas
> Fuller
> That is the bitternes of a gift, that it depreives us of the liberty.
> T Fuller
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Hvis du er ven med din lort er du ven med alle.
Hvis du pisser i et syltetøjsglas, så hav godt lys i stuen.
Hvis du slynger din afføring, så pas på hvor du rammer.
Det er ikke ulvens opgave at have medynk.
Hvis du er en net-cook, har du ikke tid til madlavning.
Fast food er ikke fast nok for en netcook.
Hvis du gør dit liv til en teaterforestilling, så sørg for at der er
nogle der klapper.
Hvis dit liv var et dårligt teater, så gider ingen se din
begravelsesforestilling.
Spred din sæd i tilfældige damer, og få børn uden egen møje.
Hvorfor bekymre sig. Enten står du op i morgen eller også sover du
videre. Intet af det kan du alligevel vide i dag.
Hvis du spreder mange ord vil nogen komme til at læse dem.
Et onde er der under solen. Ikke at blive berømt.
Mange vil være berømte for lige meget hvad. Og selv det vil ikke
lykkes.
Jens
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Bo Warming (02-03-2011)
| Kommentar
Fra : Bo Warming |
Dato : 02-03-11 08:07 |
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On Tue, 1 Mar 2011 16:43:34 -0800 (PST), Lyrik
<jenserikbech@gmail.com> wrote:
>On 1 Mar., 02:45, Bo Warming <b...@bwng.dk> wrote:
>> De rigtige ordsprog er folkevid, genfortalt og forbedret i
>> rtusinder ca
>>
>> Men Fuller i UK syns bare lige at den bedste halvdel sku fordobles i
>> antal og kvalitet!
>>
>> Thomas Fuller, Britisk Renaissance-filosof (1608-1661)
>>
>> A disease known is half cured. Thomas Fuller(1608-1661)
>>
>> A thief passes for a gentleman when stealing has made him rich. Thomas
>> Fuller(1608-1661)
>>
>> He is not good himself who speaks well of everybody alike. Thomas
>> Fuller
>> Livet
>>
>> Metode er hukommelsens moder. Thomas Fuller
>>
>> Good swimmers are oftenest drowned. Thomas Fuller
>>
>> Hellere g glip af en sp g end af en ven. Thomas
>> Fuller(1608-1661)
>>
>> If you are too fortunate, you will not know yourself. If you are too
>> unfortunate, nobody will know you. Thomas Fuller
>> (1608-1661)
>>
>> If a man once fall, all will thread upon him. Thomas Fuller
>> (1608-1661)
>>
>> A friend to all is a friend to none. Thomas Fuller
>> (1608-1661)
>>
>> Action is the proper fruit of knowledge. Thomas Fuller
>> (1608-1661)
>>
>> Abused patience turns to fury. Thomas Fuller (1608-1661)
>> He that hopes no good fears no ill. Thomas Fuller
>> (1608-1661)
>>
>> Be a friend to thyself, and others will be so too. Thomas
>> Fuller (1608-1661)
>>
>> He that fears not the future may enjoy the present. Thomas
>> Fuller (1608-1661)
>> Many can bear adversity, but few contempt. Thomas Fuller
>> (1608-1661)
>>
>> If you command wisely, you'll be obeyed cheerfully. Thomas
>> Fuller (1608-1661)
>>
>> He invites future injuries who rewards past ones. Thomas
>> Fuller (1608-1661)
>>
>> Today is yesterday's pupil. Thomas Fuller (1608-1661)
>>
>> He that's cheated twice by the same man is an accomplice with the
>> cheater. Thomas Fuller (1608-1661)
>>
>> Be as you would seem to be. Thomas Fuller (1608-1661)
>>
>> The mob has many heads but no brains. Thomas Fuller
>> (1608-1661)
>>
>> We are all Adam's children, but silk makes the difference. Thomas
>> Fuller (1608-1661)
>>
>> He that eats cherries with noblemen, shall have his eyes spirted out
>> with the stones.
>> Thomas Fuller (1608-1661)
>>
>> Pride will spit in pride's face. Fuller
>> (1608-1661)English Clergyman and Author
>> Prospect is often better than possession. T Fuller (1608-1661)
>>
>> The reputation of power is power. Thomas Hobbes
>> (1608-1661)
>> It is great power to cheat the world, It is power. Thomas Hobbes
>> (1608-1661)
>>
>> .
>>
>> He that gives to be seen, would never believe a man in the dark Thomas
>> Fuller
>> That is the bitternes of a gift, that it depreives us of the liberty.
>> T Fuller
>
>,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,
>
>Hvis du er ven med din lort er du ven med alle.
>
>Hvis du pisser i et syltetøjsglas, så hav godt lys i stuen.
>
>Hvis du slynger din afføring, så pas på hvor du rammer.
>
>Det er ikke ulvens opgave at have medynk.
>
>Hvis du er en net-cook, har du ikke tid til madlavning.
>
>Fast food er ikke fast nok for en netcook.
>
>Hvis du gør dit liv til en teaterforestilling, så sørg for at der er
>nogle der klapper.
>
>Hvis dit liv var et dårligt teater, så gider ingen se din
>begravelsesforestilling.
>
>Spred din sæd i tilfældige damer, og få børn uden egen møje.
>
>Hvorfor bekymre sig. Enten står du op i morgen eller også sover du
>videre. Intet af det kan du alligevel vide i dag.
>
>Hvis du spreder mange ord vil nogen komme til at læse dem.
>
>Et onde er der under solen. Ikke at blive berømt.
>
>Mange vil være berømte for lige meget hvad. Og selv det vil ikke
>lykkes.
>
Dine ytringer er lid sjove men ikke med en generel sandhed som
ordsprogs og Thomas Fuller aforismernes
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