UncleBuck Well-Known Member Feb 7, 2015 #1 does time wait for no one, or does vienna wait for you? is patience a virtue, or does the early bird get the worm? philosophy is so confuse.
does time wait for no one, or does vienna wait for you? is patience a virtue, or does the early bird get the worm? philosophy is so confuse.
Sure Shot Well-Known Member Feb 11, 2015 #3 UncleBuck said: does time wait for no one, or does vienna wait for you? is patience a virtue, or does the early bird get the worm? philosophy is so confuse. Click to expand... I would say the early bird was patiently waiting for the first worm. He didn't mind the wait, so he got there early. No form, without function.
UncleBuck said: does time wait for no one, or does vienna wait for you? is patience a virtue, or does the early bird get the worm? philosophy is so confuse. Click to expand... I would say the early bird was patiently waiting for the first worm. He didn't mind the wait, so he got there early. No form, without function.
Pinworm Well-Known Member Feb 12, 2015 #4 UncleBuck said: does time wait for no one, or does vienna wait for you? is patience a virtue, or does the early bird get the worm? philosophy is so confuse. Click to expand... 3 out of 4 penises.
UncleBuck said: does time wait for no one, or does vienna wait for you? is patience a virtue, or does the early bird get the worm? philosophy is so confuse. Click to expand... 3 out of 4 penises.