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Joe Pesci. The Rolling Stones and the Sun.
The sun is not going anywhere for a long time. I may not see it everyday, but it's there. And it does great things for the planet.
Joe Pesci cause the guy gets shit done!! I got three neighbors with load assed barking dogs, And i have about had it up to here with them!! But I take solace that one call to Joe and my dog problem is over.
Cause The Rolling Stones just keep rolling. Except for the 1950's they have recording in every decade of my life! Like Francoise Hardy. There may still be a Beach but the boys are gone.
The sun is not going anywhere for a long time. I may not see it everyday, but it's there. And it does great things for the planet.
Joe Pesci cause the guy gets shit done!! I got three neighbors with load assed barking dogs, And i have about had it up to here with them!! But I take solace that one call to Joe and my dog problem is over.
Cause The Rolling Stones just keep rolling. Except for the 1950's they have recording in every decade of my life! Like Francoise Hardy. There may still be a Beach but the boys are gone.
bijouxbroussard · F
JupiterDreams · 31-35
iQuit · F
I have faith that time never stops and that every action will ultimately have a consequence
not to mention, that the truth deep down will find a way to surface itself and be known....oh and that within all doom and gloom there is some sort of silver-lining that makes the horrid of things seem to have a deeper understanding or rather a sign of possible optimism if one searches for it
not to mention, that the truth deep down will find a way to surface itself and be known....oh and that within all doom and gloom there is some sort of silver-lining that makes the horrid of things seem to have a deeper understanding or rather a sign of possible optimism if one searches for it
Xuan12 · 31-35, M
Depends on what you mean by having faith. Do I think it to be immutable or certain? Or do I just place hope in it?
Picklebobble2 · 56-60, M
@Xuan12 Interpret how you like.
CheshireCatalyst · 36-40, M
Picklebobble2 · 56-60, M
@CheshireCatalyst [b]Doubt[/b] as a constant, or [b]Doubt[/b] as an expectation ?
CheshireCatalyst · 36-40, M
@Picklebobble2 doubt as an assumption.
I find that most people naturally assume they're right, or that their beliefs are true. I want everything I see, everything I consider, everything I am passionate about to be filtered through doubt until I know for sure...and for most things I probably never will.
I think it's the most dangerous thing in the world to believe absolutely in something.
I find that most people naturally assume they're right, or that their beliefs are true. I want everything I see, everything I consider, everything I am passionate about to be filtered through doubt until I know for sure...and for most things I probably never will.
I think it's the most dangerous thing in the world to believe absolutely in something.