The law of conservation of inflicted pain (Jad Nohra)

Mathematic is not about finding the answers, but about asking the right questions (Jad Nohra)

Life: "Psychological decapitation of the third kind" (Jad)

Thank you R.F for the train of thought.

And this is where it all started in 1977

My late grandparents' house in a tiny village.

Where did things go wrong? life on sale.

Once full of guitar equipment.

Once used for sitting on in togetherness.

Genetically forced to premature reproduction? ask the crystal ball and just say NO! (Jad Nohra)

In this era I have to remind myself every morning: "Life is not a hollywood film, read about Gustav Mahler whenever you start forgetting that" (Jad N)

Whatever you do, don't fall in Love, we have already lost 007 and 008 ... (Austin Powers)

Life is pain, but you are free to choose which kind (Jad Nohra)

Hope is the solution, when it is not the problem, which is what it most frequently is... (Jad Nohra)

Southpark Lena And Jad.

My favourite soccer team is ...

"I dont base my soccer team choices on naive nationalistic feelings" (Jad Nohra)

elaborated in anticipation of comments:

"I dont base my soccer team choices neither on naive nationalistic feelings nor on equally naive patrtiotic feelings" (Jad Nohra)

but be not worried:

"I dont base my friend filters on naive soccer team preferences" (Jad Nohra)

To Choose is to Loose something (Black Lagoon II)

Keeping Focus

http://lifedev.net/2008/03/10-ways-historys-finest-kept-focused-at-work/

Maybe it is time for Jad to accept his own mortality, maybe it is for the best that Jad commit suicide ... in public. (Jad Nohra)

inspired by a quote from another author

The Root of the Universe: My Fatalistic Self-Consciousness (Jad Nohra)

Denden says: you're the multi-talented selfdestructive genius

Maybe it is time for God to accept his own mortality, maybe it is for the best that God commit suicide ... in public. (Jad Nohra)

Savvy people choose their battles

How Often have you entered into a dispute that afterwards you judged as not worth it? It could be a price dispute at a store, an annoying action of a co-worker, or a trivial argument with a family member.
In the end, winning or losing didn't matter. The most you could have hoped to gain would never compensate for the cost in time, effort, or ill-will generated. with experience, you learn to avoid confrontations that in the long run are not worth the cost.
We all have our 'principles', but savvy people choose their battles. They know when it is worth taking a stand and when it is better to let things go.


From the google books preview of 'The Intelligent Guide to Texas Hold'em Poker' by Sam Braids.

There is no perfection, only Beauty. (Jad Nohra)