Think About It
July 10th, 2007 by Manchild
“The wise man can always imitate the class clown but the class clown can never imitate the wise man.”
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i like this saying.
I think this is my new favorite. The applications are numerous and the lessons practical.
Let’s look for wise, funny people!
I just reveiewed an old speech/sermon/motivational speech by Sister Souljah on Youtube. It was a speech she delivered in 1999. In this speech she addressed the advent of a movement. It occured to me that people must be taught what a movement is before they can participate in a movement. Please watch. Perhaps you can contact her to be on your radio show. I’ll be interested to know what she is doing now.