Non Sequitur by Wiley Miller for September 02, 2014

Failure is always an option.

But death is.

Hey bro… hold my beer will ya? Watch this…

For him failure was not an option, until it was.

There is no Plan B for death. Nor is failure an option: we all‘succeed’ eventually, whether we will or no.

He was talking about his parachute?? (No reserve?)

Seems like success wasn’t an option either.

Don’t know what his plan A was, but it was dead on…..

as long as he didn’t fail dying, then you’re really screwed

Mythbusters says otherwise… “Failure is Always an Option!”.

If you are considering reincarnation as a viable option to other belief systems regarding life and death, then Plan B may be taken as a preventative to your life being completed, requiring that you do not begin a new life immediately, allowing you to remain in the current one.If one is to speculate, one should speculate widely and not remain confined to a single narrow course of speculation, or else there is no purpose in speculation whatsoever.

Whatever, he took it with him!

If failure is not a possibility, then you aren’t risking anything, and will achieve nothing.

Bet I can do this without spillin’ my beer!

Failure is not an option. It’s mandatory.

dead is dead…end of thought!

for the simplistic: alternative choices….now try en deal with that….

On the other side of the headstone it reads ‘it is a requirement to learn how to do it right.’

You’ll have to pry my single narrow course of speculation out of my cold, dead fingers!

“Is it the red wire, or the blue wire?”

Ironically, one of the side adds just flashed the text at me “Failure is not an option.”(I navigated away from the page before I saw what the add was for, but the slogan caught my eye just as I clicked the next link.)

Zero-Gabriel: And Julius Sumner Miller said, “Experiments never fail; experimenters may fail, but experiments are based on the laws of the universe.”

Safety is for Sissies and Instructions are a Crutch.

Looks like his motto got him a good long life.

I am going to live forever or die trying.

….and now, he knows!

I thought it was “No Guts, No Glory”?