anybody knows who said this frase?
 

"Failure is not when you fall down. It is when you fail to get up again."

I saw it somewhere the other day, and I was wondering if it is from a book or something. So, does anyone know who wrote it?


Thanx guys!

you should use your fone a friend

"Failure is not when you fall down, it is when you don't get up again." - Anonymous.

anonymous

what the heck is a fone a friend?

Damn - that's much better than the reply I was going to give :1orglaugh

What the hell is a frase? A French strawberry not quite spelt properly? :glugglug

[p]hone ???

:1orglaugh :1orglaugh :1orglaugh :1orglaugh :1orglaugh

See - I said it was a lot better than my reply.

:glugglug

Sometimes I also phorget which letters I should use to express my pheelings. That frase though I am unsure of the author. Perhaps Sigmund Phreud?

darn! My Spanish genes poking out again... Meant "phrase"

that happens to us, polyglots :Graucho

lol...we're just phooling around.

And actually no I don't know who said that but it seems very familiar.

Quote comes from either an 'anon' or gupta depending on where you look for it :)

Yoga Bera

I was thinking of making some banners with it and a nice graphic in the background, to place them in the local middle school. (after translating it into Spanish).

I live 50% of the year in Baja California, Mexico, and the kids in the area are mostly poor and lack interest when it comes down to staying in school. So I thought something like that would be a little inspiration, and I wanted to give proper credit to whoever wrote it.

Thanx for reading my thread guys!
:)


Czarina

I kinda like this one better:

"Success is going from failure to failure without losing enthusiasm."
-- Winston Churchill

Confucius say he who is without flexibility breaks at first curve:glugglug

well the message is true but i dont know who said it.

better question, what is a frase?