Drenched with thoughts and ideas
Ludwig van Beethoven was a HARD worker. He spent hours upon hours writing away and composing his brilliant works. In order to ‘keep sharp,’ he would often pour cold water over his head when writing. He did this so frequently, in fact, that his downstairs neighbour would often complain about water leaking through his floors into their place.
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Little 3 year s ago
This is so uninteresting!
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Dossie 3 year s ago
#13 you mean his HEAD pointing north, right? Compasses always point north.
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Dorinda 3 year s ago
#3 he was also an @$$hole and thought nothing of stealing and taking credit for others work................including Tesler #7
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Zeely 3 year s ago
Dorinda,
...and Tesla, too
...and Tesla, too
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Vanna 3 year s ago
Zeely,
Edison never said that about salt.
That was J.C. Penny, who used to take jr. executives up for promotions to lunch and watch whether they seasoned their food before eating.
His belief was that they wouldn't be careful in company decisions if they acted impulsively at simple eating decisions.
Edison never said that about salt.
That was J.C. Penny, who used to take jr. executives up for promotions to lunch and watch whether they seasoned their food before eating.
His belief was that they wouldn't be careful in company decisions if they acted impulsively at simple eating decisions.
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Donald 3 year s ago
So interesting, please more !
...and Tesla, too
Edison never said that about salt.
That was J.C. Penny, who used to take jr. executives up for promotions to lunch and watch whether they seasoned their food before eating.
His belief was that they wouldn't be careful in company decisions if they acted impulsively at simple eating decisions.