When someone tells someone else that they will do something, should someone be able to rest assure that the other someone will get it done? I think yes. But so many times people mouth words they don't have any intention on doing. But when you - as someone - make clear to someone, that this will occur so they need to make arrangements for the outcome -- do they take you seriously? Or believe you are like they are, and will do nothing - especially not what you say?
hmm...
Tonight I make no apologies for someone else not doing what he said he would do. I will not take the blame for the miss-action of this person - especially because he had ample time to do the right thing. So don't hate me because I no longer wish to be a masochist to a narcissus. I resigned as governor of the universe. Retirement is good, and life is joyful.
So it use the words of this inconsiderate bastardi "'f' em and feed em beans"!
Ciao Y'all
