the code

ethics - plural of eth·ics (Noun)
Noun: 1) Moral principles that govern a person's or group's behavior.
          2)The moral correctness of specified conduct.
Synonyms: morality - morals - ethic - moral

• Every man needs a code, this is yours.
• You will take some secrets to your grave.
• Everyone ought to have a plan, most of all you.
• Never lie to those you trust, never trust those who lie.
• No man requires another's validation.
• Never rebel against yourself.
• Go out walking, after midnight.
• Love has never gotten in the way of murder.
• Accept what you can't control, control what you can.
• Satisfy your needs and entertain your fancies.
• No one will ever have all the answers, stop trying.
• Righteousness is a priori.
• Though it may seem otherwise at times, virtue.
• Use your rage, don't lose your rage.
• Give love unconditionally.
• Never get high off your own supply or shit where you eat.
• By any means necessary.
• Solitude is a warm, bathing light.
• Most times try nicely first, otherwise grift.
• Keep the personal, professional, and private lives separate.
• Do not over-share.
• When you expect the least from people, they will occasionally surprise you.
• Be awesome.
• Never judge a book by its cover.
• All things must end.

Javier Nelson