Paul Badger’s Blog
Poetry. Plays. Short Stories. And stuff.
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- paulpoetry: RT @P10S: The greatest remedy for anger is delay. -Seneca 29 December, 2009
- paulpoetry: RT @quotme: "Success is the sum of small efforts--repeated day in and day out." - Robert Collier 29 December, 2009
- paulpoetry: RT @aych: my quote-laden wrap-up of 2009 in short-story collections: http://bit.ly/69Yme6 (will try for nonfiction & poetry tomorrow.) 29 December, 2009
- paulpoetry: RT @P10S: "If you blame others for your failures, do you credit them with your success?”~anon 29 December, 2009
- paulpoetry: RT @quotme: "It has been my experience that folks who have no vices have very few virtues." - Abraham Lincoln 29 December, 2009
- paulpoetry: RT @cscannella: for certain things, paper will not be replaced. like my moleskine. but for books? paper is stupid. 29 December, 2009
- paulpoetry: RT @SiobhanC1: The current BBC trailer for Doctor Who is making me SO sad, and they keep repeating it!! 29 December, 2009
- paulpoetry: RT @duckjustice: I'm amused that the only year Doctor Who didn't have snow in it's Christmas special we had a white Christmas :p 29 December, 2009
- paulpoetry: RT @pita4l: True happiness is to enjoy the present, without anxious dependence upon the future. #quote 29 December, 2009
- paulpoetry: RT @Ragdoll_Inc: Why can't you call into work because you just want to watch the rain and have a lazy day? #iloverainydays 29 December, 2009
- paulpoetry: RT @JoLynneValerie: There is something about seeing a folder filled with printed pages...Suddenly, your book is tangibly...amazingly..*real* 29 December, 2009
- paulpoetry: RT @ZnaTrainer: RT @WolfPac1: To See why the World is the way it is, You must first look Within and See why you are the way you are 29 December, 2009
- paulpoetry: RT @lauraeno: What is that? RT @IronMan1176: One of my New Years Resolutions is to develop more of a social life... 29 December, 2009
- paulpoetry: RT @HausofMind: Omg, Doctor Who marathon BBCAmerica friday. I can almost hear the daleks and cybermen squeeing. 29 December, 2009
- paulpoetry: RT @lastgoodbye123: RT @KingHermit: Can not comprehend the appeal of doctor who, It's just terrible. 29 December, 2009
- paulpoetry: RT @QAF_Joji387: RT @thewhocast: RT @daveac: Happy Birthday Bernard Cribbins - Wilf Mott in Doctor Who #drwho 29 December, 2009
- paulpoetry: RT @TomYHowe: What role does silence have in all this noise? ~ Federico Fellini 29 December, 2009
- paulpoetry: RT @quotme: "I never thought it was humanly possible, but this both sucks and blows." - Bart Simpson 29 December, 2009
- paulpoetry: RT @infinitestrings: Are any of you not watching Doctor Who? 29 December, 2009
- paulpoetry: RT @alyakbar: you want to get an iPhone. hang on, i heard from someone who heard from someone that a new one is on its way 29 December, 2009
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