The first two are from Scott Adams, creator of Dilbert; right on the money as always:
A CEO has something called a "vision." That is a view of the future that is not supported by evidence.
[Scott Adams at The Scott Adams Blog]
The primary function of a CEO is hurting other people, specifically the stockholders and employees of competing companies. He wants to take their market share, their wealth, and their happiness. And a CEO isn't too affectionate with his vendors and employees either.
[Scott Adams at The Scott Adams Blog]
I can think of many who won't like the next, but again it is so true:
Morality is doing what is right regardless of what you are told.
Religion is doing what you are told regardless of what is right.
[Found on Tumblr]
And this was from a video clip of an interview with a couple of gays; it cracked me up!
Love at first innuendo.
[Dan Savage]
This one is for Katy ...
Eat cake. Change lives.
[Macmillan Cancer Support advertisement]
I couldn't resist this wonderful critical put-down on a paragraph of absolute scientific mumbo-jumbo:
That paragraph reads like he authors were cobbling together a braille sentence using the random distribution of acne on someone's back.
[Jesse Bering at www.scientificamerican.com/blog/, 22/09/2010]
If only I'd been told this next many years ago!
The only disability in life is a bad attitude
[Quoted by Kittypinkstars at Flickr]
How the other half live:
Glamour model Katie Price has been found guilty of not being in proper control of her pink horsebox after veering into another lane in Sussex.
[BBC News]
Needless to say it was the very idea of a pink horsebox which got me! And so finally an interesting "off the wall" take which again contains a huge element of truth:
I have heard many times that atheists know more about religion than religious people. Atheism is an effect of that knowledge, not a lack of knowledge. I gave a Bible to my daughter. That's how you make atheists.
[Dave Silverman, president of American Atheists]
That's all for this week.
I would agree with the bad attitude one - definitely. I've seen too many people ruin their own careers - not to speak of their personal lives - for justt that reason. Not that I've had a good attitude for the whole of my life :-)
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