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I change mine a lot, so they're from a variety of different places 
Posted: 20:56 Mar 13 2002
Quotes
I've been looking around at people's quotes and whilst doing this wonder why you chose them?
I keep changing mine it seems to depend on what mood I'm in but the one I have now means a lot to me right now
So come on guys and gals why pick the quote you have
Does it mean something to you or was it just a bit of fun
I keep changing mine it seems to depend on what mood I'm in but the one I have now means a lot to me right now
So come on guys and gals why pick the quote you have
Does it mean something to you or was it just a bit of fun
Or possibly Wobag
by White Hart
I think it's MonSTer who's got the first one I thought of, 'Time is an illusion, lunchtime doubly so'
Mine has changed, yes. It is apt. It will change in time I have no doubt
Posted: 22:49 Mar 13 2002 
My one at the moment is from South Park.
The last one was from the Holsten Pils advert
The last one was from the Holsten Pils advert
Posted: 22:58 Mar 13 2002
Mine's just a philosophy-of-life thing... I might change it at some point in the future, but not any time soon.
Posted: 23:02 Mar 13 2002 
My last one was from Calvin and Hobbes, great philosophers that they are 
This one is from Bill Hicks, changed it after listening to him again the other night.
This one is from Bill Hicks, changed it after listening to him again the other night.
Posted: 23:10 Mar 13 2002 
A part quote, the full being: "And we'll be saying a big hello to all intelligent lifeforms everywhere. And to everyone else out there, the secret is to bang the rocks together guys."
Homage to Douglas Adams :/
Homage to Douglas Adams :/
Posted: 00:09 Mar 14 2002
Currently mine is from the Kenickie song 'In Your Car'. Meant in a bitter and sarcastic way really.
Posted: 01:16 Mar 14 2002
Mine is a bumper sticker that cracked me the hell up. And I'm known for my lazi--err, fondness for sleep.
It's occurred to me since I posted it that this could be taken as a double entendre. But you know--I'm just too lazy to change it.
It's occurred to me since I posted it that this could be taken as a double entendre. But you know--I'm just too lazy to change it.
Posted: 02:53 Mar 14 2002
My previous quote ('I love being me)' is from a great comic book series I was lent, called 'The Authority' (quothe by a character redolent of DC's Batman, as he drives a spaceship the size of a city into the bad guy's tower base, grinning the while...).
It's subject to change, depending on how I feel about stuff.
(Edited by Joe 15/03/2002 12:26)
)' is from a great comic book series I was lent, called 'The Authority' (quothe by a character redolent of DC's Batman, as he drives a spaceship the size of a city into the bad guy's tower base, grinning the while...).It's subject to change, depending on how I feel about stuff.
(Edited by Joe 15/03/2002 12:26)
Posted: 03:17 Mar 14 2002 
't is a modified version of my email sig
Funny thing this thread, aspecially when someone changes his/her quote, as it'll change on this thread too
Funny thing this thread, aspecially when someone changes his/her quote, as it'll change on this thread too
Posted: 08:30 Mar 14 2002 My apologies to MonSTeR and Wobag for mixing them up
by Red
(quotes)
Or possibly Wobag
Posted: 08:57 Mar 14 2002
My quote - it kind of sums up my adult life really!
A friend sent me a postcard with it on, as she knew it would apply perfectly to me!
Mind you I have appreciated that spending time with the children, and helping them realise that the world needs changing is probably a better way of dealing with the situation - maybe they will go out and make the changes I couldn't. A babysitter usually doesn't have, or doesn't impart the same principles on children as a parent can. (all dependant on the quality of parent/childcarer of course - but in my experience!)
Another favourite quote: "If high heels were so comfortable - men would still be wearing them"!
A friend sent me a postcard with it on, as she knew it would apply perfectly to me!
Mind you I have appreciated that spending time with the children, and helping them realise that the world needs changing is probably a better way of dealing with the situation - maybe they will go out and make the changes I couldn't. A babysitter usually doesn't have, or doesn't impart the same principles on children as a parent can. (all dependant on the quality of parent/childcarer of course - but in my experience!)
Another favourite quote: "If high heels were so comfortable - men would still be wearing them"!
Posted: 10:07 Mar 14 2002 "Tiger, tiger, burning bright... Watch out! You'll set the jungle alight!"
by head2head
Mines something that I mate said to me...I later found out it was from the late, great Spike Milligan.
Mine likewise - a small homage
Originally I had "The nature of Monkey was irrepressible!" - because I like the show!
I'm sure mine will change according to my whim
Posted: 12:47 Mar 14 2002 