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    Talking George Carlin

    A wonderful Message by

    George Carlin:



    The paradox of our time in history

    is that we have taller buildings

    but shorter tempers, wider

    Freeways, but narrower viewpoints.

    We spend more, but have less, we

    buy more, but enjoy less. We have

    bigger houses and smaller

    families, more conveniences, but

    less time. We have more degrees

    but less sense, more knowledge,

    but less judgment, more experts,

    yet more problems, more medicine,

    but less wellness.



    We drink too much, smoke too much,

    spend too recklessly, laugh too

    little, drive too fast, get too

    angry, stay up too late, get up

    too tired, read too little, watch

    TV too much , and pray too seldom.





    We have multiplied our

    possessions, but reduced our

    values. We talk too much, love too

    seldom, and hate too often.



    We've learned how to make a

    living, but not a life. We've

    added years to life not life to

    years. We've been all the way to

    the moon and back, but have

    trouble crossing the street to

    meet a new neighbor. We conquered

    outer space but not inner space.

    We've done larger things, but not

    better things.



    We've cleaned up the air, but

    polluted the soul. We've conquered

    the atom, but not our prejudice.

    We write more, but learn less. We

    plan more, but accomplish less.

    We've learned to rush, but not to

    wait. We build more computers to

    hold more information, to produce

    more copies than ever, but we

    communicate less and less.



    These are t he times of fast foods

    and slow digestion, big men and

    small character, steep profits and

    shallow relationships. These are

    the days of two incomes but more

    divorce, fancier houses, but

    broken homes. These are days of

    quick trips, disposable diapers,

    throwaway morality, one night

    stands, overweight bodies, and

    pills that do everything from

    cheer, to quiet, to kill. It is a

    time when there is much in the

    showroom window and nothing in the

    stockroom. A time when technology

    can bring this letter to you, and

    a time when you can choose either

    to share this insight, or to just

    hit delete...



    Remember; spend some time with

    your loved ones, because they are

    not going to be around forever.



    Remember, say a kind word to

    someone who looks up to you in

    awe, because that little person

    soon will grow up and leave your

    side.



    Remember, to give a warm hug to

    the one next to you, because that

    is the only treasure you can give

    with your heart and it doesn't

    cost a cent.



    Remember, to say, 'I love you' to

    your partner and your loved ones,

    but most of all mean it. A kiss

    and an embrace will mend hurt when

    it comes from deep inside of you.



    Remember to hold hands and cherish

    the moment for someday that person

    will not be there again.



    Give time to love, give time to

    speak! And give time to share the

    precious thoughts in your mind.



    AND ALWAYS REMEMBER:



    Life is not measured by the number

    of breaths we take, but by the

    moments that take our breath away.

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    amen to that.
    There is no greater sin than apathy


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    Yah george is pretty cool in my book.

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    Quote Originally Posted by MAGGIO View Post
    Yah george is pretty cool in my book.


    Mr Carlin is THE MAN!!!
    There is no greater sin than apathy


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    George Carlin is one of my favorite comedians.

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    If "progress" has made us happier, how could people stand to stay alive 1000 years ago without the fantastic stuff we enjoy today?

    Conforming is easy, making a change is hard.

    My choice is a compromise. I'll conform to the current society, and work hard for the next ten years to be able to retire to my paradise. I just hope my paradise is still there when I'm ready for it.

    Chicken? yes, but conforming is the easy way out.

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    conforming.
    There is no greater sin than apathy


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    Have you ever noticed that anybody going slower than you is an idiot and anyone going faster than you is a maniac?
    - George Carlin

    good quote!



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    can somsone sumerise all of that please

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