Quotation of the Day

[Phoenix7]

" A Fool And His Money Are Soon Parted"

As for the history of this phrase, it is over 450 years old! This expression has been around since at least the year 1557, as it was used by the poet Thomas Tusser. He wrote a poem called Five Hundred Points of Good Husbandry, and the saying can be found within:

"A foole and his money be soone at debate: which after with sorow repents him too late."

[alias2002]

Man can be fool but he knows well how to money.

[riverbabe]

Quotation of the Day "I am delighted to play a part in bringing these two winning companies and their iconic brands together." Warren E. Buffett on the merger of Kraft and Heinz.

[billyjoe]

Nov.17th 2004 "The combination of Kmart and Sears is extremely compelling for customers, associates, and shareholders" Eddie Lampert

-----------billy

[alias2002]

Nov.17th 2004 "The combination of Kmart and Sears is extremely compelling for customers, associates, and shareholders" Eddie Lampert

-----------billy

Good news for all who is connected with it.

[mimo_100]

Man can be fool but he knows well how to money.

I do not know what "... he knows well how to money" means

[Louetta]

"I know mine and mine know me." J. Christ.

(Well, it IS Easter week.)

[jiesen]

I do not know what "... he knows well how to money" means

I know who knows well how to Money:

http://www.dailymotion.com/video/x25tm5d_eddie-money-shakin_music

[alias2002]

I do not know what "... he knows well how to money" means

Oh, I missed the word 'how to use money'

[riverbabe]

Quotation of the Day

"Bloomberg being down has finally made me understand how teenagers feel when Facebook crashes."
Philip O'Sullivan , chief economist for Investec.

[billyjoe]

General Mark Clark, commander of U.S. ground forces in WW11 was asked what the best advice ever given to him was. "To marry the girl I did," he replied. "And who gave you that advice?"

"She did," said Clark.

-------------billy

[mimo_100]

“Always go to other people's funerals, otherwise they won't come to yours.”
― Yogi Berra


“It's not true that I had nothing on. I had the radio on.”
― Marilyn Monroe

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[Phoenix7]

Jerry Lee Lewis never went beyond the 6th grade , and although some have objections to his lifestyle , nevertheless I do admire the man for having a dream , setting goals and eventually becoming a rock super star!
Rick Bragg Tells all in a new book on the life of Jerry lee Lewis. http://www.vintageguitar.com/19697/j...nd-rick-bragg/
Folks scroll down to the author Rick Bragg and listen to him speak of Jerry . I must admit I read the book and was impressed.

[Phoenix7]

If You Can Spend A Perfectly Useless Afternoon
In A Perfectly Useless Manner
You Have Learned To Live!
Lin Yutang

[Phoenix7]

Life Is What we Make It, Always Has Been, Always Will Ge!

Grandma Moses