Several years ago, I came across an article called, "50 Undeniable Truths".

There are many things that I could add to that article. My stands on religion and politics, for some.

However, let's come up with our own. Post, as many times as you want, but try to limit one truth to each post.

Sensei Ern

UDT 1:

A life lived for the benefit of others will leave a longer lasting legacy than one lived for self-gratification.

UDT 2

"Do what you know in your heart to be right. You'll be critisised for it anyway. You're damned if you do, and you're damned if you don't"

Eleanor Roosevelt

UDT 3:

No matter what prejudices are abolished, there will always be something that people will find to seperate Us and Them.

UDT:

(well to me)
To obtain peace, there always must be war.
- jeremy hyler

I tend to believe this way on that one:

That to obtain peace, one must be peaceful.

(I don't think you are wrong, I am not arguing with you, merely stating my facet of the same truth)

i know just it seems everytime, in every sitiuation a war or fight is declaried to put something at peace. then its not good enough so another war will begin and so on.

What goes around comes around.

UDT#1- Grass, Gas, or Ass: nobody rides for free.

I am going to hope you are speaking of donkeys.

What do donkeys have to do with it?

sigh.

UDT # whatever

(This might not apply to alot of you)
If you do a commercail you are off the artistic rollcall FOREVER. Every word you say is suspect and is like a turd falling into my drink.
- Bill Hicks

destruction is intimate.

The only two guarantees in life are death and taxes.

Hey not in Hong Kong! No taxes!

gina that depends.eg. if you're going to be nice to a group of jerks at school, the favour does not get returned

yeah because everything is so damn expensive

UDT: War does solve everything. No people, no problems

UDT: Not like the ones you're use to. Im going to tell it in a story style.

There once was a young boy who got mad a lot. Eventually his father wanted to end this and said "For everytime you loose your temper, you must hammer one nail into the fence in our yard"

on his first day, he drilled 32 nails. As time went by the young boy soon learned that it was much more easier to just not loose his anger than to drill those nails in. Over time he didnt have to drill anymore nails and told his dad about it.

his dad said "now son, for every day that you dont get mad, you must pull out a nail" so days went by until all of the nails were gone. His dad felt the holes in the fence.

i know im suppose to tell you a udt truth but can someone take a guess at the moral of that story?