#mind-power

"Dangerous Food [10w] The world's most fattening foods are the ones you swallow."

"Perspective [10w] In every needle there's a haystack,if you step back."

"View life through a wide angle lens attitude and see your horizons broaden."

"Time [10w] {Couplet} Can there be more callous crimethan unkindly killing time?"

"Goat Fucking for Dummies You gently fuck a female goat ~you got to ram the malesto make any progress."

"When all around you are losing their heads, use Cosmic Ordering."

"Psychotherapy [10w] If you can second guess a psychotherapist,they’re totally useless."

"That Jesus Kinda' Love [20w] What people do for the loveof their Lord and Savior, Jesus Christ,I wouldn't do for my fucking mother."

"Doldrums People who live in the doldrumscan't throw caution to the wind."

"Tennessee State Motto Agriculture and Commerce.Where the KKK was bornand the most popular pick up line is, 'Nice tooth!"

"The only time you fail is when you fall down and stay down."

"You willed yourself to where you are today, so will yourself out of it."

"Southern Cat on a Hot Tin Roof Sure nuff, I'm happier than a cat on a formerly hot tin roofwhich now usesNXT Cool Zone® heat reflecting roof coating ~but I'm still ornier than a mule on loco weedand a whole lot hornier than a two-dicked billy goat.You gots any coatin' for dat?"

"A clever person solves a problem; a wise person uses Cosmic Ordering!"

"Your own dreams stand alone, longing to be fulfilled, and you wonder if it will ever happen. You must have faith. Just as the bus was a little late, so too can fulfilment of your desires come a bit late."

"To make Cosmic Ordering work you have to start using it."

"With every challenge you face, there is an opportunity hidden that will lead you towards the path of wealth and abundance."

"Human beings are incredibly slow, Cosmic Ordering is incredibly fast!"

"Washington State Motto Al-Ki. [25]America's most rainy, PC and annoying state."

"Frivolous Gossip and Poetry It's just so much frivolous gossip to dwell upon the moral merits of a poet;what should only concern the reader is the merit of his words.Leave moral judgments to the preachers and aesthetic judgments to the critical readers."