An appropriate song from France by Pierre Perret that's all too true, and a good lesson to remember when one is feeling superior:

Qu'on soit con ou pas con
On est toujours le con de quelqu'un
Mais on est rassuré ŕ chaque fois
Qu'on trouve toujours plus con que soi

translated:

Whether you're a fool or not a fool
You're always someone's fool
But we're always reassured
'Cause we always find someone more foolish than ourselves





Forget that fear of gravity,
Get a little savagery in your life.

In reply to Re^2: When I'm arguing with a fool... by punch_card_don
in thread When I'm arguing with a fool... by blazar

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