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London ordinary

Keep a pig

Irish American

Jemmy Jessamy

How-came-you-so?

Gray-coat parson

Go due north

Dog in a blanket

Cribbage-faced

Cant of Togs

Mouldy-grubs

Devil-may-care

Paraît qu’j’suis l’avenir comme le monde des cryptos

Revanchard comme le Comte de Monte-Cristo, igo

J’aime quand ma go me montre ses seins et

Quand l’grower me montre ses cristaux (han)

Y a certaines valeurs qu’on méprise tôt, han, han

C’est tellement doux dans sa tte-cha,

C’était chaud de pas s’attacher (shoo)

Mais j’dois chercher mes Satoshi, impossible qu’elle m’fasse du tort

J’veux la villa, vue sur la mer comme au terrasse du port

S’ils obéissent à des ordres inhumains,

Faut qu’on terrasse du porc, han, han, han

Dans l’osmoseur, dans l’vortex

The time of a man’s life is as a point; the substance of it ever flowing, the sense obscure; and the whole composition of the body tending to corruption. His soul is restless, fortune uncertain, and fame doubtful; to be brief, as a stream so are all things belonging to the body; as a dream, or as a smoke, so are all that belong unto the soul. Our life is a warfare, and a mere pilgrimage. Fame after life is no better than oblivion. What is it then that will adhere and follow? Only one thing, philosophy. And philosophy doth consist in this, for a man to preserve that spirit which is within him, from all manner of contumelies and injuries, and above all pains or pleasures; never to do anything either rashly, or feignedly, or hypocritically: wholly to depend from himself and his own proper actions: all things that happen unto him to embrace contentedly, as coming from Him from whom he himself also came; and above all things, with all meekness and a calm cheerfulness, to expect death, as being nothing else but the resolution of those elements, of which every creature is composed.

And if the elements themselves suffer nothing by this their perpetual conversion of one into another, that dissolution, and alteration, which is so common unto all, why should it be feared by any? Is not this according to nature?

But nothing that is according to nature can be evil.