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Subject: It all comes down to...
Posted Dec 12, 2007 by
fluroarmadillo
 
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See the whole argument can and has been surmised into 4 groups by well-known comic author, Gary Larson -

An Optimist says "It's half full"

A Pessimist says "It's half empty"

An Indecisive says "It's half empty... no! half full... no! what was the question again?

And someone who is without deep thought simply says "Hey, I ordered a cheeseburger"

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Subject: It all comes down to...
Posted Jan 29, 2009 by
silverygibbon
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And the hoopy frood who really knows where his towel is, says....

"This isn't my glass. Mine was full, *and* it was bigger than this.
Go and fetch me another one quickly."

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