Can anyone tell me what this quote means?
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the last judgement refers to the rapture, when basically god ends the world, and judges everybody living, sending them to either hell or heaven.  meaning that when the trumpets of judgment are blowing, the world is ending and it's the end of everything.\n\nbasically, it's saying that if you think something, and you dont express it, it'll come back to you at the end, when it's too late to do anything about it.
1117803
Pls explain ur question. Is this a movie or a website or a quote/phrase?
391674
What does that suppose to mean... Just wanna understand the question better.
240706
"With every new day\nYour promises fade away\nIt's a fine day to see\nThough the last day for me\nIt's a beautiful day"\n\nThe above lines would mean: (My interpretation)\nMy love, All through out my life, you have promised me so many things. But it took one full life to get away with all those promises. i.e., never were those promises kept and always those promises of yours kept haunting me, kept giving me a hope..!!!!! \n\nNow that i am almost dying, I see those promises getting fulfilled, because I won't be there anymore. Its a beautiful day for you because you have no more burdens on your shoulders.. \n \n-kardan
470197
It means "Question everything" it is what the philosopher Socrates was famous for. his willingness to call everything into question.
103299
hmmmm...what is this guy trying to say??? i hope not what i have understood.
148985
I have never heard this phrase before, so this is a total guess:\n\nThe coffee cup has no legs, so obviously it's not very mobile.  However, even though a three-legged bird has legs, it's not mobile either because the three legs can't get working together properly.  So, I think this phrase means something like, overkill is sometimes worse than not having enough.
637711
the quote is - “To hide the key to your heart is to risk forgetting where you placed it.”\n\nits  Timothy Childers quote .
485590
It is a quote from 'the simpsons'
748082
It means, no matter how hard I try nothing seems to work out. It's how a man feels in a marriage. He knows no matter what he does it'll be wrong. =)\n.\nApparently someone didn't like my wife comment. Thanks for the negative vote. No biggie. \nHere's a link to where it originated and what it means.
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The quote is that "The unexamined life is not worth living". What he meant was that we should all question our lives and things in it. If you do not question things, you just go along with everybody else..nothing advances. If you do not question things..there would be no advances in science or anything else......if someone didn't ask how you could improve  writing your report, and figure it all out, we'd still be writing on caves. If you stop asking how, or why etc. you remain the same..nothing changes or gets better...
243061
I think it means things are going to get worse before they get better. I really like that quote. I do not know where it originated but it is inspiring.
994424
What is this referring to? Can you post a clarification?
833206
I have no idea of the context, but this is the translation:\n"you, la Bruyère and Tori cannot judge me. Leave the table of multification to God"\nThat last part does not make sense to me. May be the "table of multification" is a french expression for something like "final judgement". \nGreetings from Holland!
621419
It means "I am a jelly donut"\n\nFamous quote by JFK. \n\nThanks for asking. \n\nCheers!
980160
Good question:\n\nMaybe Society or people in general.  Also, if its a quote it could just mean that you dont know who originally said it.
756441
The quote is from Descartes' 'Discourse on Method'\n\nThe general idea is that he questions what he knows.  Assume that a grand deciever was capable of changing all you percieve (picture the Matrix etc, where something could make you see, smell etc things that aren't really there).   \n\nThe question is what can you trust.  The first assumption he makes is that no matter what 'reality' is,  the fact that he can consider his own existience, then he exists in some fashion.  'I think,  therefore I am'.  Even if he's decieved about everything,  he can trust that part. \n\nDescartes then goes on to prove the existence of god.   Quite an interesting book.