A college buddy of mine kept a fortune in his wallet with his driver’s license. It read, “Today’s vice is tomorrow’s virtue.” Ironically, this guy went on to become a police officer in the Houston Police Department, but that’s beside the point. A study shows that his favorite fortune was pretty much correct. Take a look at the results of this study to see what I mean.
rc3.org
Since 1998.
-
About
rc3.org is the weblog of Rafe Colburn. I've been blogging about software development and other topics here since 1998. -
Recent Posts
-
Recent Comments
- Chet on Opinions sought: OS X text editors
- bryan on Red light cameras
- Rafe on Red light cameras
- bryan on Red light cameras
- Jeff on Red light cameras
Tags
Amazon.com Apple blogging blogs books browsers business cars civil liberties css design DRM economics food funny Google history human rights incompetent leadership iPhone Iraq JavaScript links meta Microsoft mobile technology Movable Type music OS X politics poverty python security software development sports statistics terrorism The Media TV Twitter war Web 2.0 Web development WordPress Yahoo
© 1998–2008 Rafe Colburn — Cutline by Chris Pearson
1 response so far ↓
1 Jessica // Jun 29, 2006 at 2:34 am
I have to agree, as to where I regret a few things in life that I wouldn’t do again, and learned from, the things that I really regret are the things I do not do, out of fear od social standing / peer pressure. I believe this study is true, and I’m glad to see I am not the only one!
Leave a Comment