The Road to Heaven is Paved with Evil Intentions

Since the Road to Hell is Paved with Good Intentions,

Thus the Road to Heaven is Paved with Evil Intentions.

The road of excess leads to the palace of wisdom.

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The road to the Emerald city is paved with yellow bricks. Sorry couldn't resist.

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All roads lead to Rome...

Follow the yellow brick road...

All I know of the road - is that we can't stop here.

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Neither one of those places exist...im going to get a bowl of ice cream..

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All this may well be true. You will have to remember "one man's trash is another man's treasure.
No! I am not talking about my neighbor's wife.
Also, "one man's heaven can be another man's hell."

The Road.....

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One man's heaven is another man's hell. Therefore if the road to hell is paved with good intentions and the road to heaven is paved with evil ones, the inverse is also true. This thread is worthless and a joke...

Krazysh0t
This thread is worthless and a joke...

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The highway to the danger zone is paved with bad montages.

You've got to "Follow YOUR Road"!

Cuervo
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The highway to the danger zone is paved with bad montages.

wow now that is a classic lol!!! Give your self a pat on the back from me. Gave me a very good laugh.
Unless you are counting either the og top gun or any of the archer ones.
If that is the case i say good day to you!

Krazysh0t
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One man's heaven is another man's hell. Therefore if the road to hell is paved with good intentions and the road to heaven is paved with evil ones, the inverse is also true. This thread is worthless and a joke...

Of course there is no actual 'road', that is just a metaphor for the sequence of events and experiences leading to the aforesaid moral consequences. Similarly there is no actual 'paving' as it is an extension of the 'road' metaphor and represents the completion of the actions towards the intentions.

Note also that the the original quotation/s refer to the consequence as being an inverse of the moral basis of the intentions.

So a true 'catch-all' statement would become: "The events and experiences that lead to specific moral consequences are actioned inveresly to the moral intentions of the person involved" which would be true in all cases while maintaning the spirit of the original quotes.

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I think you are reading too far into this thread logically. There are far too many words in your reply to my post for a joke thread like this one.

Cuervo
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The highway to the danger zone is paved with bad montages.

And Kenny Loggins. You can't forget Kenny.

Daaaaaanger Zooooone!

The road to Kathmandu isn't paved at all. hmmmm ... Wonder what that means ....

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And the road to peace is paved with both.