"When life gives you lemons, invest in a lemon cannon"
A colleague happened to make the above statement. My English is good but I cannot really make out the meaning...can someone explain please :)
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This is the First-person-shooter-era response to how one chooses to deal with Life's difficulties.
It begs the question on where one aims the cannon though...
It begs the question on where one aims the cannon though...
Well, if the original euphemism (when life gives you lemons, make lemonade) is a way of saying take what you've got and run with it, perhaps this is away of saying 'take what you've got, and pass it on'.
I found this cartoon appropriate as a response:
http://tumble.dominik.net/post/70979983/via-julianakeibel
(Two lemons see a sign that says: "When the world gives you lemons, make lemonade." One lemon asks the other, "Daddy, why do they hate us?")
(Two lemons see a sign that says: "When the world gives you lemons, make lemonade." One lemon asks the other, "Daddy, why do they hate us?")
"When God gives you lemons, get a new God." - I prefer that version.
Make lemonade, not war!!!