суеверия
....и вроде бы живем в мире, где ведьм не сжегают, где все знают, что земля - геоид и крутится вокруг солнца, что молоко скисает не от того, что в пего помочился домовой, что по лесу не бегаю паны, единороги, лешие и прочая хрень...... и тем не менее, все знают, и даже почему-то ведутся на черную кошку,на перевернутый хлеб, на крышку унитаза, на говно упавшее с неба или попавшее под ноги, на доньги в понедельник и на мусор по вечерам........и всё это к тому, что, пля, сегодня понедельник, и зарплату сегодня ожидать не приходится!!!! поти чтоли в бухгалтерию.....попугать их Бабой Кланцой......
Whenever I do things because I want to do it and because it seems fun orinteresting and so on and so forth, it almost always works. And it almostalways winds up more than paying for itself. Whenever I do things for themoney, not only does it prove a headache and a pain in the neck and come withall sorts of awful things attached, but I normally don't wind up getting themoney, either. So, after a while, you do sort of start to learn [to] justforget about the things where people come to you and dangle huge wads of cashin front of you. Go for the one that seems interesting because, even if it allfalls apart, you've got something interesting out of it. Whereas, the otherway, you normally wind up getting absolutely nothing out of it. -- Neil Gaiman, in an interview in January Magazine
Whenever I do things because I want to do it and because it seems fun orinteresting and so on and so forth, it almost always works. And it almostalways winds up more than paying for itself. Whenever I do things for themoney, not only does it prove a headache and a pain in the neck and come withall sorts of awful things attached, but I normally don't wind up getting themoney, either. So, after a while, you do sort of start to learn [to] justforget about the things where people come to you and dangle huge wads of cashin front of you. Go for the one that seems interesting because, even if it allfalls apart, you've got something interesting out of it. Whereas, the otherway, you normally wind up getting absolutely nothing out of it. -- Neil Gaiman, in an interview in January Magazine