Nothing much from me for a while, and there’s been no complaints about that.
I seem only capable of making trite remarks about other people’s posts. But I repeat one here, because it came from a post from Esther encouraging limericks featuring some reference to the word ‘grave’ and limericks, of course, are the very essence of triteness, even if graves are not.
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We work and we scrimp and we save
We behave how we’re s’posed to behave
Obedient fools
Who just follow the rules
Then politely march off to the grave
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Richmond Road 
And there you go …
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lol I doubt they could ever accuse you or I of that treasonable offence! But sadly it describes too many lives …. ho hum, let’s go create some more trite mischief 🙂
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Yes, I don’t think rules are there to be broken. I’m reasonably sure that their primary role is just to taunt me into bending them.
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bending is vital to ensure they are flexible, rigid rules are usually made by fanatics …
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True. The only way to truly test something is to test it to destruction.
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“I am free, no matter what rules surround me. If I find them tolerable, I tolerate them; if I find them too obnoxious, I break them. I am free because I know that I alone am morally responsible for everything I do.”
― Robert A. Heinlein
Me too!
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Yep. I’d agree with that view, though not necessarily Mr Heinlein’s morals.
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