Terry wrote:There is no end to how bad, bad can get.

Suffering is overrated. It's the contemplation of suffering that stokes our fears.

Emory Bored wrote:

Terry wrote:There is no end to how bad, bad can get.

Suffering is overrated. It's the contemplation of suffering that stokes our fears.

I don't know about that, suffering ain't too good even without any contemplation. Not that I've ever had to suffer much.
Even the really poor folks in our country have it pretty good compared to some 3rd world places.

Hey Pat. Me and Gary at The Blue Ribbon. You know this gal don't you. She knows you!

hotrod150 wrote:

Emory Bored wrote:

Terry wrote:There is no end to how bad, bad can get.

Suffering is overrated. It's the contemplation of suffering that stokes our fears.

I don't know about that, suffering ain't too good even without any contemplation. Not that I've ever had to suffer much.
Even the really poor folks in our country have it pretty good compared to some 3rd world places.

I think I had in mind the physical rather than the emotional. I probably have opinions about both but I'm not sure you can put a measure on the latter. One man's poor is another mans plenty I think. The older I get the more sure I am that life is primarily about one's relationships. When dying of cancer most folks want to visit with the people they love, not the stuff they own. But, I ain't dying yet so put me down for more stuff for sure.

EB

Good times at lunch break.

Well done Rob...

Wow, I didn't know they made em like that in Idaho.
Must be from Kalifornia?

Nice one rob sign me up,sulphur creek sweet heart...

WOW!!! Boise got talent!! I know where I'm going for breakfast, lunch and dinner for now on!! Think I can find a landing strip there? Think it's well maintianed, mowed and trimmed on a regular basis??

OregonMaule wrote:Hey Pat. Me and Gary at The Blue Ribbon. You know this gal don't you. She knows you!

Hey...... hands off, buddy!! She's mine! Yeah, Tayna is a sweet heart. Her hubby is a lucky guy.