What, do research? Puh-lease.
How about we just ask rhetorical questions to trigger people instead, than actually do any 5 minutes of research with the super computer we all hold in our hands these days?
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One Man’s wisdom is another man’s Bull SHIiTT. lol 
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Love It!
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You know when you’re going to Fast . Only.after you Leave Skid Marks. lol
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You know when the wind is a Blowin !! The Names From the Past!! The traffic Lights They Turn Blue tomorrow. one to many Root Beers 
lol
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Be vigilant, not a vigilante.
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Can anyone exclaim why people (mostly men) want to fondle them and show them off? Why would you take one to a hotel room full of friends, or a party?
Guns that is…
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‘We’re getting very close to an Abraham Lincoln moment in America!’
General Mike Flynn
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“Have you ever noticed that anybody driving slower than you is an idiot, and anyone going faster than you is a maniac”? (Yup!)
George Carlin
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‘What does a Politician have to do….’
DIE! *Then I really don’t care if He/She/They/Them/It is arrested or not!
Quote :’There’s DEAD and then there’s DEAD! (Kevin Costner in The Guardian) 
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“In the basement of your failures, there is always another floor”
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Who said that? Bloody Brilliant!
“In all my years of conquest, violence, slaughter, it was never personal. But I’ll tell you now, what I’m about to do to your stubborn, annoying little planet… I’m gonna enjoy it. Very, very much.”
―Thanos tells Captain America how much he’ll enjoy destroying the Earth[src]
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I asked AI who said that…
The phrase “In the basement of your failures, there is always another floor” is not directly attributed to any specific source in the provided context. However, the concept of basements symbolizing hidden or deeper layers of struggle, failure, or introspection appears in various forms across the materials.
For instance, in the context of the film Zodiac, a basement scene is interpreted as a psychological moment where the protagonist’s anxiety and imagination create a sense of unseen presence, reflecting internal turmoil rather than literal physical space. Similarly, in the short story “The Floor of the Basement Is the Roof of Hell,” the basement is described as an unfinished, raw space beneath the house, symbolizing hidden or neglected aspects of a structure—metaphorically akin to unresolved personal or emotional layers. In another context, a video game feature allows players to access a basement with hidden tunnels and mysterious characters, suggesting that beneath the surface lies a deeper, unexplored narrative.
While the exact phrase does not appear in the provided results, the thematic idea—that failure or hardship may conceal deeper, hidden layers—resonates with these interpretations. The basement, in these cases, becomes a metaphor for the subconscious, unresolved trauma, or the hidden depths of personal struggle, where further exploration may reveal new truths or challenges.
AI-generated answer. Please verify critical facts.
That was a half hour ago! I’m still blown away!
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Best Quote of the day:
‘Britany Spears say’s she will NEVER perform in the United States again!’
best response from a Music lover: ‘I didn’t know she was still alive?’
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“ But I do not love the bright sword for its sharpness, nor the arrow for its swiftness, nor the warrior for his or her glory. I love only that which they defend.”
— J.R.R. Tolkien
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