*image by Ben Harubin

How To Explain
The Host Of Problems
Experienced Only By Man:
One guy does so through the following personal maxim.
"Ever'thing's fine
long as --
I'm not thinkin'."
(Clears it up for me.)

One man's proverb:
"I may be dying, but I'm not sick."
(His "truth," in fact.)

And you might remember this:
When the dance is over,
the band's not gonna pay you.

Those who know, never say;
those who don't, do nothing but.

It is almost as though man has two separate minds, one real,
and one not so real. And the real one thinks about real things,
while the other one covers things not quite so real.
(Damn, is that neat or what?)

Those who know are never concerned -- those who don't are nothing but.

One man's present, most pertinent-appearing ponder:
"Is the problem really 'thinking about yourself too much',
or worrying over 'thinking about yourself too much'?"

Tuesday's Free Information:
Any question that has a simple answer was not much
of a question to begin with.