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Everything is temporary
Conversely, nothing is permanent
“Fuck it.”
I do say this a lot, so I guess this motto.
Dont break the weekend rules
Also dont do anything you would be afraid to explain to the paramedics.
Never be afraid of paramedics, they aren't there to rat you out. They just want to know what they need to do to make you better/not worse. They hate paperwork as much as anyone, and a dead patient is a ton of paperwork.
Every day, in every way, I improve myself
"Give them a hand and they'll want the arm."
In other words while it's okay to help people you need to be careful and impose some limits here and there, as people are naturally greedy and will burden you for their own benefit.
That's the motto (Mhm) Drop a few bills and pop a few champagne bottles (Mhm) Throwin' that money like you just won the lotto (Mhm)
- tiesto & ava max
JK. In all seriousness, I don't really have one XD.
"You can't find the truth, you pick the lie you like best."
What's wrong with "I don't know"?
Live hard, die young, and leave a beautiful corpse
I can probably take care of the first two but my ugly ass can't handle the 3rd
"Life is simultaneously too large and small, it is not worth spending time planning it"
If you're the smartest person in the room, then you're in the wrong room.
"Will this matter in 6 months?" If not, don't waste your mental energy on it.
Any man can grab a tiger by it's balls, but it takes a real man to squeeze.
"I'm just a monkey lookin' at a monolith." said in the strong southern drawl possible.
Very good for technical situations where I'm stumped.
Take it sleazy! Maximum effort all the time has only ever gotten me exhausted and useless. Save your strength for when you need it.
(at least, that works for me)
Don't get paid in promises.
So no more running. I aim to misbehave.
"Schlimmer geht immer"
It can always be worse.
Not really my motto but a phrase I find myself thinking often in the last couple months.
In English this is often seen as a curse, like don't say that, now it will get worse! Like you're daring the gods.
What me worry?
Safety first.
It's boring, and not good advice for living a life or making big decisions, but in the day-to-day it reminds me to be careful.
Probably something like "It's probably not as bad as you think" which applies to people, situations, difficulty of talks and a lot other stuff.
Live fast eat ass
You do the best you can with what you've got.
All progress is progress
Too strange to live, too rare to die by HST.
Sums up my life pretty well.
Life's too serious for me to take it seriously.
"Follow the money." and/or "Money is fungible."
"Don't give a shit."