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Category Archives: Failure

The dismal aspect of life not living up to expectations. Even low expectations.

A Valentine, of Sorts

I have a pre-loaded visa card with $40,000 dollars for the two weeks, to spend in any way I wish. I know you are now married, but if you could name the city, and let me know when, I can have the tickets sent to you tomorrow.

You got to lose it to do it.

Lose an option, that is.  One of the alternatives in some choice you had to make in your life.  Choosing can be as carefree as eyeliner, or as important as taking that last seat on Buddy Holly’s last ride.
But you must make those choices, and one is the one that you must stick with.  The [...]

Major Grumbling from the Twitter Space on January 11, 2009

Now these people are talking about troubles far, far worse than mine. I know all that, and am truly thankful for it. In fact, I still have the ability to perservere and take advantage of some of the wisdom of these guys who actually have made good. Like the niche blogger [...]

William Saroyan on Failure

Good people are good because they’ve come to wisdom through failure.
– William Saroyan
Today’s Famous Failure Quote and Fred’s not so Famous Failure Quote
By now, I must be Nelson Freaking Mandela! – Fred.

February Was Fabulous–NOT!

February is a month of waiting — for the next nasty event.

Shaw on Mistakes

A life spent making mistakes is not only more honorable, but more useful than a life spent doing nothing.
George Bernard Shaw
Today’s Famous Failure Quote and Fred’s not so Famous Failure Quote
If I am doing nothing but mistakes, am I less useful or more honorable?   — Fred.

January: The Mother of All Failure

January was the first butt-kicker month. See what I mean?