Famous quotes MNS likes...

[Apollo]

“Not all treasure is silver and gold, mate.”

Captain Jack sparrow

 

[Uncle Jack]

“The only thing necessary for the triumph of evil is for good men to do nothing.” Psalm 94:1-3

“The only thing necessary for the triumph of evil is for good men to do nothing.” Unknown

Often misascribed quote.

 

[musashi]

"Behold, my bothers, the spring has come; the earth has received the
embraces of the sun and we shall soon see the results of that love!"

-- Sitting Bull, SIOUX

 

[musashi]

“Everyone’s a feminist until there is a spider around.” Anon

 

[Apollo]

“It is a blessing for a man to have a hand in determining his own fate.”

- Blackbeard

 

[Skuncle Lenny]

Happy Fathers Day

 

[Uncle Jack]

Sexism has not dated well - Uncle Jack

 

[musashi]

"There is more than one way to burn a book. And the world is full of people running about with lit matches.”
-Ray Bradbury

 

[musashi]

"Lots of people hardly ever feel real soil under their feet,
see plants grow except in flower pots, or get far enough
beyond the street light to catch the enchantment of a night
sky studded with stars. When people live far from scenes
of the Great Spirit's making, it's easy for them to forget
His laws."

-- Tatanga Mani (Walking Buffalo), STONEY

 

[BrotherBoris]

Marijuana will get you through times of no money better than how money will get you through times of no marijuana.

Furry Freak Brothers

 

[Apollo]

When you Favored by good you also favored by devil.
He is coming for you to you need to stay strong.

-Mike Tyson

 

[Ken Abbis]

When you Favored by good you also favored by devil.
He is coming for you to you need to stay strong.

-Mike Tyson

for fucks sake michael tyson give the devil one of your uppercuts brah and knock him the fuck out, g g g g g g g unit
and smoke another fatty to celebrate

 

[charlesufarley]

I don't push my plants to produce the maximum amount of buds in a minimalist period of time. I'm more concerned with the quality of the high than how much or how fast I can produce it.

Charles U Farley

 

[Ken Abbis]

"Dire Straits music is way more G-unit than mine" - 50 cent

Telegraph Road

Love Over Gold

 

[Ken Abbis]

for fucks sake michael tyson give the devil one of your uppercuts brah and knock him the fuck out, g g g g g g g unit
and smoke another fatty to celebrate

i do apologise mike, had only I known we were talking this Devil...

I'll report the Devil in my straw was pure skunky. Even the males smelled like a purebred polecat. Now, after harvest and slow dry, on the females THE SKUNK is overwhelmingly powerful. Devil has it.

 

[musashi]

“It is difficult to get a man to understand something, when his salary depends upon his not understanding it!” – Upton Sinclair

 

[Uncle Jack]

To put this in context Upton is talking about management and incentives for denying workers their basic rights.

 

[BrotherBoris]

“It is difficult to get a man to understand something, when his salary depends upon his not understanding it!” – Upton Sinclair

I believe that Upton Sinclair wrote the Jungle which was required reading in high school for me over 50:years ago. It was about life on the far west side of Chicago and for stockyard workers and all there. It was a brutal life. The stockyards was where most of the livestock in the USA were slaughtered in those days Which if I remember correctly was in the 1920’s or 30’s. It no longer exists but was a major industry back then. The stockyard took up a huge area maybe a square mile or more. I only saw the remnants when I was about 20 years old. They had converted a building into a concert venue. Nothing fancy though, bare bones. Great book and excellent quote.

 

[Apollo]

"The problem is not a problem; the problem is your attitude about the problem"

Captain Jack Sparrow

 

[Uncle Jack]

I believe that Upton Sinclair wrote the Jungle which was required reading in high school for me over 50:years ago. It was about life on the far west side of Chicago and for stockyard workers and all there. It was a brutal life. The stockyards was where most of the livestock in the USA were slaughtered in those days Which if I remember correctly was in the 1920’s or 30’s. It no longer exists but was a major industry back then. The stockyard took up a huge area maybe a square mile or more. I only saw the remnants when I was about 20 years old. They had converted a building into a concert venue. Nothing fancy though, bare bones. Great book and excellent quote.

He also wrote King Coal and Oil!
A true hero of the Labor movement and, dare I say it, a socialist.

Here is one to remember when gardening.

“Any fool can make something complicated. It takes a genius to make it simple.” ― Woody Guthrie