To: FreeKeys
Diogenese -- who was looking for an honest man and the foremost Cynic of his time -- once was taken as a slave by a pirate. The pirate, wanting to sell Diongenese for some cash, needed to know Diogenese' trade. When asked, Diognese replied, "I am a governor. Sell me to a person who needs a master."
PS -- I am assuming that if you publish these trivai bits and attribute them to the FR while making a profit, you will make a donation of some small sort to Jim Robinson. God Bless him and you!
10 posted on
03/19/2011 6:09:29 PM PDT by
mlocher
(Is it time to cash in before I am taxed out?)
To: mlocher
I am assuming that if you publish these trivai bits and attribute them to the FR while making a profit, you will make a donation of some small sort to Jim Robinson. God Bless him and you!Well I DO contribute to FR from time to time, although times have been tough for me lately. But no, I intend to post them without any purpose of making money off them. I just hope people email them around with "just enough" bits of conservative, patriotic and other pro-liberty facts and figures mixed in to hopefully nudge the mission along.
18 posted on
03/19/2011 6:15:43 PM PDT by
FreeKeys
("Countries that bankrupt themselves aren't around very long, & we're getting close." -Tom McClintock)
To: mlocher
I had no idea Diogenese was Italian.
97 posted on
03/20/2011 4:54:29 PM PDT by
Misterioso
(The noble soul has reverence for itself. - Nietszche)
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