'We tend to accede to loss by interfering with all other things. Our intentions, usually the worst, are complicated by money and greed. Ideals actually have very little to do with anything.'
posted by gary j. introne @ 7:39 AM
Sunday, May 17, 2009
'We tend to accede to loss by interfering with all other things. Our intentions, usually the worst, are complicated by money and greed. Ideals actually have very little to do with anything.'About Me
- Name: gary j. introne
- Location: Avenel, New Jersey, United States
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