Who Said That #2

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Thank you Laiwethel,

"The best laid plans of mice and men, often go awry"

 

Do you mean this

in which case Rabbie Burns whose birthday is wednesday along with my da

 

That is not the person I was thinking of although Rabbie Burns my have said it too.

I apologize... I looked ito it a little more and Robert Burns did say it first. I was think John Steinbeck. DarkStrider got it.

[ January 23, 2006, 20:37: Message edited by: Cirrus ]

 

Either Charlie Brown or Charles Schulz... Depending on whether you want the fictional character or the writer.

 

Absolutment both are right and I would have accepted either bonus points for knowing it was Charlie Brown

 

Thank you, I was realy into 'Peanuts' when I was younger.

"In time we hate that which we often fear."

 

The Bard himself, William Shakespeare.

 

Laiwethel got it

 

Nice Avatar Cirrus, though I think you should have kept Burns's original line from "To a Mouse"

 

Thanks DarkStrider. I think mine is easier to understand.

 

"You must be the change you want to see in the world."

 

Mohandas or Mahatma Gandhi

 

You're up, DS!

 

Bjork?

 

Tony Blair?

 

Is there anything you don't know Lai

Hand over bouncy shiny ball

 

Ooh, shiney!!

Someone's boring me. I think it's me.

 

*BOIING*

I gave people enough time, I did, I didn't answer straight away knowing that it's the only great Welsh Poet himself

Dylan Thomas, Four Absentees I think