Good judgement comes from experience
by Volker Weber
Unfortunately experience comes from bad judgement.
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That's classic, Volker! LOL!
Bah, ist das fies...
I love that Volker!
Hysterical Volker!!! ROFL
Are there higher resolution versions available? Looks fakey.
Hm, to me that sounds like "experience" is implicitly understood as "bad experience"... Can't you learn or gain experience from having done something right?
The analysis of "best practices" seems to be an example for that to me...
Just my two cents,
I've been a parent for too long - I instantly felt horrible when I saw that. Hopefully the guy that was taking that pic (I don't know if it was you or not), went over to help.
Chris, exactly my sentiments. This actually does happen. And as you can see, people help.
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