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| “Capre Diem." Everyday. | Started by: Sal_Giaquinto on Apr 14, '09 11:40 |
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Seize the day - Every damn day! Too often, folks drown in the negative aspects of life, or worst they bring the worries of their "nightmares and dreams here." There is a mountain of fortune to sought and importantly - enjoyed. Rome wasnt built in a day, set yourself a task and complete what you can and rest. Don't dwell on it, take life one step at a time, but don't forget your sanity. When push comes to shove and you've had enough - take a nap! |
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*standing at the Positive Mobsters of America convention* *listens intently to Sal's message* I didn't know Sal had become a motivational speaker. These are indeed words of motivation for us everyday mobsters. *than thinks to himself, "Damn you Sal, you always got these bright ideas that I should have thought of"* *hops up on stage next to Sal* COME JOIN US ALL!! POSITIVE MOBSTERS OF AMERICA CONVENTION |
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| Reply by: Kingston_Assassin at Apr 14, '09 11:55 | |
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| Where you listen to some "Self Help" thing on the radio resently? | |
| Reply by: Dementia at Apr 14, '09 12:07 | |
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| Nah - I've always been laid back. | |
| Reply by: Sal_Giaquinto at Apr 14, '09 12:17 | |
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Sal, you should change your name to Confucious, for your words are not just inspirational, but wise as well. Kurlzz gets off the street, and back into his warm bed to sleep. |
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| Reply by: Dah_Kurlzz at Apr 14, '09 12:20 | |
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I have to agree about the Confucious thing. I have to agree with you but I still say you were listening to a self help thing. Stares a Kurlzz Where you sleeping on the cold ground before? Is your warm bed on the sidewalk? |
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| Reply by: Dementia at Apr 14, '09 12:24 | |
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| Depends really, sometimes i fine it more comfortable then falling asleep at my desk in the HQ. | |
| Reply by: Dah_Kurlzz at Apr 14, '09 12:26 | |
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| Seize the Day every Day!!! (by taking a nap) | |
| Reply by: BestestFriend at Apr 14, '09 12:26 | |
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| Amen to that :) | |
| Reply by: Dementia at Apr 14, '09 12:33 | |
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Capre Carpis? Caprice? I am leaving you. |
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| Reply by: KittieCapone at Apr 14, '09 19:07 | |
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Lord Sal, you're going to want perkiness next Alessia walks off throwing a very worried look over her shoulder at her friend |
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| Reply by: Alessia at Apr 14, '09 19:35 | |
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| First time I hear such a philosophical mobster. But, hey, there's nothing wring with that. I bet he help the victims of his crimes accept their fate better and perhaps even with a smile. | |
| Reply by: Adrian at Apr 15, '09 02:33 | |
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Nothing Wring? Nothing Ring? Nothing Wing? Nothing Wong? I am leaving you too. |
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| Reply by: KittieCapone at Apr 15, '09 02:52 | |
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| Leaving who too? | |
| Reply by: Adrian at Apr 15, '09 02:53 | |
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Both of you. Because their is nothing wring with capre diem. (There are 3 things wrong with that) Correct them and I'll kiss you. ;) |
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| Reply by: KittieCapone at Apr 15, '09 02:54 | |
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their ---> there wring ---> wrong capre ---> Carpe You can kiss Cav instead. |
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| Reply by: Butt_Ox at Apr 15, '09 02:58 | |
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| I guess you are right about thERE not being anything wrOng with caRPe diem. | |
| Reply by: Adrian at Apr 15, '09 03:01 | |
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D: I would rather kiss a wet mop. I think I will go die now. And or seize the night. |
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| Reply by: KittieCapone at Apr 15, '09 03:01 | |
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TUT TUT Using 'And' as the opening of a sentence is only acceptable in one particular instance. Oh, and it's not the one you used either. *goes back to his exciting life of counting pebbles* |
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| Reply by: ZebRourke at Apr 15, '09 06:44 | |
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| And is a word that you can very rarely use at the beginning of a sentence. | |
| Reply by: BestestFriend at Apr 15, '09 10:59 | |
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