Favorite quotes (3 Viewers)

[Martin Tabony]

"Before you judge someone, you should walk a mile in their shoes. That way you'll be a mile away and you'll have their shoes!"

 

[Rob]

You don't grow up you just learn how to behave in public. - Ruby Wax

Rob

 

[lancer]

Don't know it this has been posted, but it needs to be remembered. "He who dies with most toys, wins." -- Al

 

[mestell]

"You shouldn't take life to seriously. You'll never get out alive" . . . . . Van Wilder
Mike

 

[notascoldasbastogne]

I dont mean too copy. But this qoute was mentioned on this forum before cant remember who brought it up. But anyway when someone is just getting on ur nerves or just got that so called Restless-Leg
syndrome.( LIGHTEN UP FRANCES!!!!!). It is from the Movie STRIPES.

 

[ROAN]

Like the Churchill quote below.

 

[Mitch]

''We have the RAF beaten'' Hermann Goering (Always makes me laugh)
Mitch

 

[lancer]

Richard Stevens, of the Natal Mounted Police, referring to the just suffered disaster at Isandlwana, "There will be an awful row at home about this". -- Al

 

[chris2269]

This one just applies to me

"I tried relaxing...I'm more comfortable being tense"

 

[Louis Badolato]

Like the Churchill quote below.

I like pigs too . . . they are quite tasty!:wink2:

 

[glossman]

Just for fun.....

"He was given a choice between war and dishonour. He chose dishonour and he will have war anyway."

Who said this ? and to whom was he referring to ?

Raymond

 

[Louis Badolato]

Just for fun.....

"He was given a choice between war and dishonour. He chose dishonour and he will have war anyway."

Who said this ? and to whom was he referring to ?

Raymond

Churchill, referring to Neville Chamberlin's disgraceful decision to cave to Hitler over Czechoslovakia when the Germans were not yet ready for war.

 

[glossman]

Churchill, referring to Neville Chamberlin's disgraceful decision to cave to Hitler over Czechoslovakia when the Germans were not yet ready for war.

Correct, Louis. Churchill was denouncing the Munich Pact (signed on 29th September 1938) in the House of Commons. Chamberlain very wrongly believed that he could secure peace by appeasing Hitler with the annexation of the Sudetenland.

Raymond