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35 Lessons in 35 Years
- jleyank 16y ago:s /dogs/cats/g :-)
- JoeAltmaier 16y agoIs there such a thing as a "well-behaved cat"?
- mvalle 16y agoI'd define a "well-behaved dog" as "a dog that doesn't bother me all the time", in which case most cats are well-behaved.
- brianwillis 16y agoThere's some good advice here. I'm particularly fond of these: >Atheist or evangelical, the more you talk about how others should live, the less anyone will want to talk to you. >Having a good tailor is important; talking too much about having one is a pretension. I've had friends start too many conversations with me about all the things that are wrong with my life.
- wccrawford 16y ago"Atheist or evangelical, the more you talk about how others should live, the less anyone will want to talk to you." Actually, this isn't true. This is closer: "Atheist or evangelical, the more you tell others how they should live, the less anyone will want to talk to you." In fact, his whole list is a list of how people should live... But he's not chiding anyone for not doing it. In fact, let's take it a step further: "The more you tell others than they are wrong, the less anyone will want to talk to you." That's the meat of the problem.
- DanielStraight 16y agoI think the lessons on money are especially good. Even with debt <= my income / 10, I can't wait for it to be paid off. Even with leisure travel spending >= my income / 10, I've never regretted a penny of it.
- xutopia 16y ago>Food is neither a fashion nor a way of life. Avoid eating meals with anyone who describes themselves as a “foodie”. Not all foodies are hipsters. Some foodies have a very healthy relationship with food that we could all learn from.