A Good Bit Of Advice


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Before talking about somebody else, consider (1) Is it true? (2) Is it kind? (3) Is it necessary to say it?

A rolling stone gathers no moss and (my Dads answer) A standing tree gets pissed on

He who laughs last didn't get the joke.

Don't take laxatives if you have a bad cough!

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As a kid when I was working with my dad once I asked him how he learnt to do all what he did (he was a bricklayer/ builder) but could plaster, render, and also carpentry.

His answer lives with me all my llife and has shaped what I have achieved since.

"You can do owt you set your mind to do lad" was his reply.

I also told all my kids this, especially when they felt they were struggling with a something.

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If you're considering committing suicide with an axe, get it right first time. LOL

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Some advice i'd give someone from lessons i have learnt in my life. (Sorry some are mundane and show how dumb i have been in my life.)

ingredients lists are in order of amounts

rinse everything (food, clothes) (not easy with fluoridated water & water sitting in tanks though).

always run the water before using (re soft water sitting in metal fittings/pipes/tanks) (and don't leave food in metal pots overnight).

be aware/wary of fluoridated (and alluminium-laced) public tap water.

don't buy into "corporate body"/"company share" flat

buyer beware (look over everything if able esp/incl accomodation)

women only like confident men

intimacy/romance is not just physical but all relationship like what some close friends/siblings have. & also must have all the steps & spots.

take care of things/everything (including teeth)

control your mouth / be careful of words i say

remember the sabbath day of rest

learn a trade/craft

be careful of buying dyed (or bleached) clothes (esp black and "made to fade")

always wash hands (esp before handling pen & paper).

cleanliness is next to godliness (re biological and chemical). (& need clean running tap water.)

don't buy laptops with flat keys keyboard.

always check sources of second hand sources if possible. & always check original languages as English/traditional translations are often inaccurate (eg Arthurian, Bible, Atlantis Account).

Don't attack unemployed/beneficiaries for what is successive governments fault (globalist free-trade cheap labour imports cause cost-cutting, restructuring and relocation).

"Body food" analogies (carrots look like eyes, citris like mammary, grapes like blood, tomatoes like heart). (Tho not easy when everything is sprayed.) & 'rainbow diet'.

Silver amalgam (mercury) fillings are bad.

Bottle-fed babies are 10 iq points lower, more prone to allergies, no antibodies transfer.

"I am not the criminal here" re water fluoridation arguments.

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Don't wait for things to happen, make them happen !!!

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Always strive for perfection, even in an imperfect world.

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You can understand something intellectually, but not fully get it until you experience it.

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If you can't understand something, it's probably because it ain't worth a 5hit !

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You can have fun and be innocent no matter what your age.

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Follow your gut and go for it !!!!

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The older you get, the more you know how to bend the rules.

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I can't remember them all but when I was younger someone listed loads of proverbs that directly contradicted each other.

He who hesitates is lost

Fools rush in where angels fear to tread. or Look before you leap

Out of sight out of mind

Absence makes the heart grow fonder

You're never too old to learn

You can't teach an old dog new tricks

Tis better to be safe than sorry

Nothing ventured, nothing gained

Too many cooks spoil the broth

Many hands make light work

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