Easy there Mr. Flight.
Would you rather be lucky or talented?
- Thread starter Nightmare
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Easy there Mr. Flight.
MVP
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I am ok with getting lucky once in a lifetime and winning multimillions in lottery. You can be super duper talented and still not do well in life, to many circumstances can get in your way.
For example - is Bieber the most talented teenager musician? No ****ing way, he sucks as singer and as musician - yet look at him raking millions yearly, while thousands more talented kids can't even make living from music.
For example - is Bieber the most talented teenager musician? No ****ing way, he sucks as singer and as musician - yet look at him raking millions yearly, while thousands more talented kids can't even make living from music.
If I could be super-talented (Lebron James at basketball talent) vs. being super lucky (huge lottery winner), I would go with the talent. If we are just talking about above-average talent to above-average luck, I go with luck.
MVP
Well-Known Member
Well, but so many talented people get unlucky and end their careers prematurely. Wasn't Jay Williams nr.2 pick and considered super talented, but ended up in motorcycle crash ( unlucky) and ended his career?
At the end of the day luck without talent will give you more than talent without luck IMHO.
At the end of the day luck without talent will give you more than talent without luck IMHO.
HighlandHomie
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You probably get no ***** you lame
You're right. Haven't since your mother got that operation.
Stifle Tower
Punch Bowl Re-Filler
And if you own a truck, people be asking you to move and haul stuff every weekend (or borrow it). Own the smallest car you can!
♪alt13
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You're tellin me. I own a truck, a flatbed trailer, and a dump trailer. I wind up helping people haul **** regularly. Honestly, I don't mind. It helps make up for my irritating nature.
freakazoid
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Your sister was lucky, but you mother was talented. -Me