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Old 27-Jun-2006   #11
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Originally Posted by carmi
It isn't a Chinese old proverb, it was said by "The pilot without legs"
Group Captain Sir Douglas Robert Steuart Bader, DSO and Bar, DFC and Bar, RAF (21 February 1910–5 September 1982);

Who said it doesnt matter squat. To me at least. The knowledge behind it means a lot though.
Wasn't old Sir Douglas the guy that lost his legs while showing off to some of his friends.
He did do a pretty good job as a POW during WWII. If he hadn't lost those legs do you think that he might have actually made good his escapes from the POW camp.
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