Greg Foreman
Greg Foreman
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I have never been wholly comfortable in social settings, so I never say much. Yet, very good with people is how I have often been described. Appearance and courteous gesture is remembered far longer than words.
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Very little bothers me more than seeing or hearing something so astoundingly beautiful that I am unable to put it into words.
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Birthday is a salty word if your not a fan of cake and ice cream.
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Figuring out how to make the 'deadwood' hit the live pins is a great challenge. Regular bowling is about strength and speed. In candlepin, timing and dexterity matter more.
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Violence should have no place in life but within the pages of an engaging novel.
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Political disputes should be decided with two pairs of boxing gloves and a ring.
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Life is like the ocean currents; if you know not how to navigate, you're as good as lost.
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We've never been the hunted before, like we are right now. We're getting everybody's best shot.
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Relief workers in New Orleans, the money they're paid is burning a hole in their pocket and they're going to spend it.
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Knowledge for a writer is like a compass for a sailor.
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The only road I've ever known has been full of turns with pot holes like chasms.
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Those were two really big threes when they were read to blow the whole thing open. If he had not made those threes, we would have been looking at a 20-point deficit.
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You can always save face with a good hearty laugh.
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When daily you write intensively, one day of laziness subjects you to a suffering of unfamiliar compunction. The words can freeze and the state of privation worsens with idleness. Thus, a day off for a writer is chancy and, in conclusion, solely a luxury of other professions.