Little Things I've Learned or Observed in Life

This is a page of random things I've observed in life. Feel free to e-mail me your observations at Archaeopteryx22@aol.com.

- You always drive the most cautiously when you don't have your driver's license on you.

- Never eat sour cream and onion potato chips if you plan on getting action later on.

- Nobody's perfect. Everybody makes mistakes, and you have to realize that and be forgiving sometimes.

- Being quiet can be worse than being too loud.

- Loud people are annoying, though.

- The type of music a person listens to can say a lot about that person.

- It never hurts to try something new. Unless you break your leg or die, but hopefully, that won't happen.

- Chicken is the universal food. It tastes great, and everything else tastes like it. It's a hard food not to like.

- You can't judge a book by its cover. I know that's an old cliché, but it's just not a good idea to make a judgement about a person from your first encounter with them. People are rarely like what you can gather about them from a 15-minute encounter.


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