In some ways, Albert could have been a self-help guru. He said many things which would be considered New Age, yet his quotes could have come from a much earlier time.

As an example, examine the following:

"In the middle of every difficult lies opportunity."

If you didn’t know better, you might think these words were spoken by Confucius, Franklin, or Lincoln. Yet, the man who could understand the universe also understood problems of everyday folk like you and me, and he knew that when things looked bad, you could always find opportunity.

Get a magnet of the quote and display these wise words near you for inspiration.

“North Carolina: Where you can marry your cousin – just not your gay cousin.”

“Claiming that someone else’s marriage is against your religion is like being angry at someone for eating donuts because you are on a diet.”

“If you have to make a law that hurts a number of people, just to prove your morals or faith, then you have no true morals or faith to prove.”

Some people felt that NC was not concentrating on the right issues.

“So you voted to ban gay marriage in North Carolina? That will totally help with your fifth highest unemployment rate in the USA.”

President Obama finally made a stand on the issue with his statement,

“I think same sex couples should be able to get married.”

The original video seems to have been posted by ncaavideos2 on YouTube.

Visitors can choose to follow a board or member, and they will receive notices when items are added to those accounts.

How will this affect Flickr? Will Facebook photo albums be a thing of the past? Only time will tell.

Each photo shows the activity as viewed by a different person or group with a caption that includes the words “What my — think I do.” Fill in the blank with just about anyone, mother, friends, society, etc.

This is best describe by example, so here are a few “What I do” images. I tend to focus on Theatre, as that is what I am into, but I’ve seen this meme represent other jobs like teacher or lobbyist.

This meme has gotten so much attention that someone posted one on Beating a Dead Horse.

There is an image comparing Mitt Romney and President Obama that shows Romney having his shoes shined and looking very comfortable being pampered. Next to this is a photo of Obama fist-bumping a person who appears to be a maintenance worker at the White House.

The idea, of course, is that Mitt is rich and will place the wealthy above the lower classes if he should be elected, while Obama is a man of the people – the working class.

It should be interesting to see what other images pop up in the next year as election day draws ever closer.

Viewers are asked to stare at the red star on the woman’s nose for 30 seconds and then look at away. You could also close your eyes.

After staring at the image for a period of time, the negative is temporarily “burned” onto your retinas. When you look at a light surface or close your eyes, you can see a color image of the woman for several seconds. This is known as an afterimage.

It seems Luke Skywalker would rather not confirm his father’s request, but can any of us really change our destiny?

One of the more interesting graphics shows Betty wielding two light sabers, as her friends from “The Golden Girls” look on in the guise of deceased Jedi Masters.

While 90 isn’t 900, this does remind me of the other recent Star Wars related image with Yoda. All of us should look as good as Betty when we turn 90.

Google search results for “Shit say” will bring up results like:

Funny Shit Girls Say
Shit New Age Girls Say
Shit Asian Dads Say
Shit Democrats Say
Shit Christians Say to Atheists
Shit Vegans Say
Shit Gay Men Say to Women
Shit Kids Say

As you can see, any group can be represented. From many of the comments given on each forum or video’s page, it seems that a large number of people agree that the quotes given for a particular group are spot on.

It can be argued that many of the quotations are generic and could be associated with many different groups. Does this matter to those who find entertainment in the meme? It seems not.