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The Daily Reflections
of Jan Cox

 

For the revolutionist,
perfunctory secondary resistance
is an unrecognized form of suicide.

 

While thumbing through a magazine, a guy thought, "Only the forbidden is exciting." Then it hit him--"Gad zooks!-- What if I could move this from the erotic to the intellectual?

More city lore: A man who says he's just as happy being crippled as he is being dumb, has said a lot.

 

 

Thinking about one thing in the same way too often is akin to sitting on a grapefruit to get your morning juice.

 

Over near life, one man noted, "The difference between justice and revenge is that you don't have to seek out the former...No sir-ree--not hardly."

 

 

One guy thought:
Those who want to back-up
are those who believe it's possible.

 

Translation Advisory for One Journey:
When life wants to be aggressive, it calls itself "god";
when it wants to be objective, it calls itself "existence";
and when it wants to seem subtle, it calls itself "being";
(now you're prepared to go.)

 

Two Royal Pains--err--Plans:
One king protected himself with a fortress of double thick walls, a super wide moat, and a legion of skilled marksmen. He had a brother who protected himself by establishing a multi-layered bureaucracy with many diverse ministers, secretaries, and other officials apparently speaking and thinking for him.

 

 

The Chief of city Police Affairs stated recently, "The peace and tranquility is threatened by those who don't care,"
and a man's neural metropolis said to itself,
"It is the same here, regarding thoughts."

 

 

 

Just because you don't keep up with the scores is no proof you can't enjoy the games.

 

 

J