Isabella Thorne
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ahhhh welll .... i can never say no to you Dillinger darling ...Dillinger said:
and you said please and everything ......
done .... just for you baby .....
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and you said please and everything ......
done .... just for you baby .....
Calamity Jane
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I have no idea where I read this particular snippet, but I kinda like it.
"If you're standing with one foot in Yesterday, and one foot in Tomorrow, you can't help but piss all over Today."
How about...
"Tomorrow is fruit of the tree planted yesterday."
"If you're standing with one foot in Yesterday, and one foot in Tomorrow, you can't help but piss all over Today."
How about...
"Tomorrow is fruit of the tree planted yesterday."
Spinaroonie
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Dillinger said:
It's a song from a musical, shouldh ave some references there
alexandraaah
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tomorrow is worromot spelled backwards. could that make worromot yesterday in some time zones?
Dillinger
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pagancowgirl said:
"If You Have One Foot In Yesterday And One Foot In Tomorrow, You're Pissing On Today ."
I can find that quote all over the internet in various forms, however I can't find anyone who knows who to attribute it to. The best I can come up with is that it seems to be Scottish in origin.
There is a Native American saying that you reminded me of, which is different but worth posting:
"The elders walk with one foot in yesterday and one foot in today. The young walk with one foot in today and one foot in tomorrow. Those in the middle act as a bridge between the two."
Hmmm....
"Tomorrow is fruit of the tree planted yesterday."
Indeed it is... *smile*
Dillinger
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alexandraaah said:
Yes, I do think that worromot would imply yesterday! *lol*
worromot - check this out - http://www.depechemode.com/april.html - its a backwards Depeche Mode page with references to worromot...
In fact I came up with 54 web pages that mention worromot.
alexandraaah
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tomorrow is the glorious filth squishing out from between your toes as you're dancing in the daisies and turning cartwheels in the sunshine forgetting yesterday and before you know it midnight has spoken.
(don't ask; but the short answer would be caffiene).
(don't ask; but the short answer would be caffiene).
T.H. Oughts
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Dillinger said:
alexandraaah
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Dillinger said:
let's collaborate if you really think it's worth a stink; just remember to keep a healthy supply of caffiene for creative outbursts.
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Tomorrow -- and you thought it couldn't get any worse?
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Dillinger
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alexandraaah said:
let's collaborate if you really think it's worth a stink; just remember to keep a healthy supply of caffiene for creative outbursts.
Starbucks... we need a cyberstarbucks where we can all buzz on a caffeine high while throwing ourselves head first in a whirlwind of stream of consciousness... Perhaps that will be what tomorrow is - Tomorrow is a world of virtual caffeine...
Dillinger
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SimplySouthern said:Tomorrow -- and you thought it couldn't get any worse?
A number of sites with somewhat similar sentiments but not phrased quite the way you put it.
Though, personally, I'm hoping all our tomorrows are better and better.
Dillinger
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foxinsox said:Tomorrow is a fallacy
Interesting philosophical point. Tomorrow hasn't happened yet, therefore it is false in a certain sense. Indeed, the very concept of time is a fallacy. It is a construct of our species that allows us to function at a certain level - however it seems that, in reality, it is not possible to separate time from space... they are not two separate concepts but actually one and the same.
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Tomorrow never comes.
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Dillinger,
Tomorrow is when you have to admit to yourself that today is over.
Bye,
Enchanted
Tomorrow is when you have to admit to yourself that today is over.
Bye,
Enchanted
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this is way too funny....I needed this laugh....this posted three times.....
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It posted again....I thought it was the scotch. lol
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Dillinger
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Enchanted said:
About 500 sites that will contend that tomorrow will come when today is over.... but none that to a time twist quite the way your words imply... ie that come tomorrow, today will be over. This has at least 2 levels. From the point of view of today it syncs with our linear view of time. However, from the point of view of tomorrow it puts us into a "strange loop." Meaning that tomorrow today will be yesterday so that tomorrow we couldn't actually say that "today" is over... *grin*
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