“Whoever knows himself knows God. Whoever knows how to make corn liquor can see God any time he wants.”
–Billy-Bob Gautama
“Whoever knows himself knows God. Whoever knows how to make corn liquor can see God any time he wants.”
–Billy-Bob Gautama
“He who knows others is wise. He who knows himself is enlightened. He who knows how to keep a Dodge pickup running ain’t never gonna be out of a job.”
— Billy-Bob Gautama
“Consider the trees which allow the birds to perch and fly away without either inviting them to stay or desiring them never to depart. If your heart can be like this, you will be near to the way. If that don’t work, you can always shoot the little varmints and make ’em into blackbird pie. Good eatin’.”
— Billy-Bob Gautama
“We shape clay into a pot, but it is the emptiness inside that holds whatever we want.” — Lao Tzu
“Hogwash. If there’s emptiness inside, then it ain’t holdin’ nothin’.” — Billy-Bob Gautama.
“A snow flake never falls in the wrong place. That’s the main difference between snow flakes and bird shit.”
— Billy-Bob Gautama