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Your Favourite Quotes and Sayings

GIRA: If you're talking about the song "Alcohol The Seed", that was a little prayer I wrote to myself in partial delirium during one of those quasi-conscious states of hyper-awareness one gets when they wake up an hour or two after passing out drunk. In fact this night was the drunkest I recall ever being, and my mind was flashing hot white light, like peaking on LSD, and in a way, despite the degenerate quality of the experience and all the bad and regrettable self-destruction associated with such behavior, I was soaring in a real pure way, and had a sense of my molecules dissolving in liquid-space, and it felt good, so I mapped the chords out on my guitar, then slept for a few days.

SECONDS: I don't usually think of alcohol as having such transcendental qualities, but maybe I just haven 't gotten to the proper levels yet.

GIRA: I guess you had to be there.
 
"There are a terrible lot of lies going around the world, and the worst of it is half of them are true."​
W Churchill
 
Yesterday is history, tomorrow is a mystery, today is a gift. That's why it's called the present.
 
Bob Funkhouse said:
Just quickly wiki'd him and tbh he didn't even look familiar. Despite living here there's a hell of a lot of politics etc I don't know. My family weren't into it either so I'm pretty clueless overall- though I would class myself as Irish and not Northern Irish.

I'm not a supporter of the Ra but I can fully understand how their actions came to be and why people joined.
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I was born into a family that witnessed the Burning of Cork and the murder of McCurtain.

Me great grandmother chased the Tans from our door. She was officially a widow, but she wasn't. ;)

Then she married again, and from the McCarthy tree I was born.
 
What a history!

You don't choose your family. They are God's gift to you, as you are to them.
 
“The children never troubled themselves about whether they were fixable or not, as they did not consider themselves broken in the first place. You may decide for yourself what to think about it, but it is worth remembering that often people who are told they need fixing are perfectly fine as they are. It is our own narrow notion of how things ought to be that is truly in need of repair.”
― Maryrose Wood
 
"It wasnt my Paul, it was the mephedrone" - Paul Ross's wife after he was caught sucking a bloke off on a heath.
 
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