To know if one can be left to task – unsupervised – give him a broken shovel with which to dig; equate the answer with how long he works before he tells you the shovel is broken.
— Papi Proverb 625
To know if one can be left to task – unsupervised – give him a broken shovel with which to dig; equate the answer with how long he works before he tells you the shovel is broken.
— Papi Proverb 625
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The identical ill-taught nature and contentious spirit will definitely accompany one’s arguments, as to why he should be allowed to go one way and not the other, when standing to be judged.
— Papi Proverb 98
To effectively challenge the complacency and terminative expectation of an ordinary existence, one will need to acknowledge, and pursue the extraordinary existence of the extraordinary; while the complacency remains...
There are levels, or grades, that allow one to glimpse certain aspects of other levels, however, to comprehend a level one must be assigned to that particular level, having been drawn and amalgamated to it by adaptive...

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