"De mensen willen lachen. En hoe groter de miserie is in een land, hoe groter de nood aan humor."

De Vlaamse komiek Geert Hoste pakt opnieuw uit met zijn traditionele eindejaarsconference. "Geert Hoste houdt woord" is de titel.

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I’ve settled down in many ways—when we get invitations to this club or this party, I pick and choose. The best times are the quiet times at home.

HUGH HEFNER, The 81-year-old master hedonist.

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So let’s talk about consistency (I won't runaway dear). I never can be that sure to be consistence in updating things here. I’d love to, you know. But sometimes, it’s not just like it is. I was in the road awhile. Even if I had times, seems like It takes more than just having things to tell you, to share. Just an excuse haha.

Some believe that being consistence is part of being professional (right, that attitude). It is reliability or harmonious uniformity of successive results or events, or agreement among things or parts. It describes something that is the same throughout. A foundation of virtue, once Francis Bacon said. Being regular will let others beforehand know what they expect.

Another thang. Is it right, being consistence also means being predictable? I myself, I don’t think I like the idea of being recognizable (in any sense), especially when people found out your pattern, your path. Sounds no more surprises, that plain. Then Oscar Wilde is so true when saying 'consistency is the last refuge of unimaginative'.

Now what is on your mind for this quoted Benjamin Disraelli?

"A consistent man believes in destiny, a capricious man in chance."

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