February 7, 2009 by

Uh-Oh…Jeff’s Philosophizing Again

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Categories: random stuff, What the heck was THAT?

Here’s another nugget from the Official Collection of Proverbs and Random Thoughts from Jeff the Twisted, Slightly Off-Center Philosopher:

“Most, if not all, of the dysfunction in relationships stems from one of two things:
  1. People who are not willing to deal with their own crap; and
  2. People who feel they need to deal with everyone else’s crap.”
Yep.

Musician. Composer. Recovering perfectionist. Minister-in-transition. Lover of puns. Hijacker of rock song references. Questioner of the status quo. I'm not really a rebel. Just a sincere Christ-follower with a thirst for significance that gets me into trouble. My quest has taken me over the fence of institutional Christianity. Here are some of my random thoughts along the way. Read along, join in the conversation. Just be nice.

4 Responses to Uh-Oh…Jeff’s Philosophizing Again

  1. Lightbearer

    Jeff,

    That’s some pretty good philosophizing, dude!!

    Once the book comes out, let me know. I wouldn’t mind reading it. I’m somewhat of a philosopher myself.

    Blessings,
    Gary

  2. Monk-in-Training

    Isn’t the focusing on other’s crap while not being willing to focus on your own just what Jesus said about the beam and specks in our eyes? 🙂

    Ps, this is the first time I have been able to get into ur website for a coupla weeks!

  3. Jeff McQ

    Heidi,
    Uh-huh.

    Gary,
    Unfortunately, this book idea was stolen by David Letterman for his “Fun Facts” book. 😉 Otherwise, I can’t think of a better way to waste time.

    M-I-T,
    I suppose Jesus’ version of it is a bit more tactful. But yeah. 🙂

    Sorry you’ve been having problems getting on. Feedburner is switching all its feeds over to Google, so perhaps that’s the reason for the temporary tech issues.

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