what does this quote mean?
823901
Well it simply means that dreaming doesn't cost a thing. Instead of aspiring to be something you don't want to be, dream to be something you always wanted to be and try to reach your goal. Why dream little when you can dream big for the same price? Dreaming doesn't cost money, but achieving the goal can.
874677
What is that supposed to mean anyway?
687356
???? What is that suppose to mean?
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.
990597
i've always wondered what that meant\ni found this:
933047
taken out of context, the quote's meaning is hard to dtermine with certainty.  my take is that without knowledge, people cannot "stand up" for their rights or values.\n\nin relation to bush, i guess you could say that since he has cut education spending so much, he will create a population of "empty bags" who will be easy to manipulate
771892
It means:\n"Not bad. Although sometimes I don't know how I am doing. I'm feeling lost".\n\nMaybe she confused numbers and this message was not ment for you, hm.
597903
What on earth does this question mean???
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.
800990
Depending on your relationship with the person, it was an insult, a compliment, or he/she was being arrogant.\n\nThis line has historically had 3 meanings:\n1) A friend says that to you, it's a compliment.  He is saying that you look especially good today.\n2) Someone who doesn't like you says that to you, it's an insult.  He's saying that you are vain, conceited, egotistical, you have an Eros complex, or he's making fun of the way you look.  (This quote has been used more recently by advertisers to get overweight people to join expensive gyms or pay for expensive diet plans.)\n3) Someone you know to be full of himself says this to you or in general, he is reaffirming that he thinks he looks good and is probably way too sure of himself.
587527
I believe it's an excellent quote.\n\nAlthough many questions are embarassing to ask, and may cause an unexpected response, at you you can rest knowing that you tried to satisfy your curiousity.\n\nAnd if you ask a question when others are by you, you may have asked a question that they were dying to know.\n\n"Curiousity killed the cat, but satisfaction brought it back."\n\nExcellent question, by the way!
391674
What does that suppose to mean... Just wanna understand the question better.
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.
1033634
Where is the question in this "statement"?
1062854
I do not know what this means.
1181561
what in the hell does that mean?
1162362
that sounds like a statement. Whats the question?