It worked so well for 2008

Jan 02, 2009 11:18

I figure, why spoil a good thing?


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flicka23 January 2 2009, 17:40:53 UTC
pretty much!

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dirtywest January 2 2009, 19:56:11 UTC
A resolution easily achieved!

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roofless January 2 2009, 20:00:11 UTC
New-year resolutions, experience informs, are an exercise in frustration that yield nothing more than a guilt complex over promises made and broken. So, as Obama says, it's time for change. Look forward, not backward.

This is the year of hopes, not promises or resolutions, which are conscience tuggers; potential cesspools of guilt. Hopes are easier. They don't demand a resume. Anyone can hope; anything can be hoped for -- the sky's the limit.

And if hopes don't come true, there's no guilt, because as everyone knows, hopes don't usually come true.

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dirtywest January 2 2009, 20:32:57 UTC
New-year resolutions, experience informs, are an exercise in frustration that yield nothing more than a guilt complex over promises made and broken.

I've achieved most of my resolutions for the past four years.

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roofless January 2 2009, 22:02:43 UTC
"most", but not all?

That's right, you suck!

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