I cannot be bound to the confines of your rules. I am the exception to them.

What do you think? Overkill?'I don't believe there is any such thing.But in this case, 'yes, overkill.

You will fall to ruin because you believe that exceptions to the rule make new rules.

While we think of the boundary between what is legal and what is not as a clear dividing line, it is far from being so. Rather, the boundary becomes further and further indented and folded over time, yielding a jagged and complicated border, rather than a clear straight line. In the end, the law turns out to look like a fractal: no matter how much you zoom in on such a shape, there is always more unevenness, more detail to observe. Any general rule must end up dealing with exceptions, which in turn split into further exceptions and rules, yielding an increasingly complicated, branching structure.

How Ironic, when you do business you create exceptions to create new opportunities, when you write code (do a job) you handle exception to make it clean.

People don't get meit's more rule than exceptionGod bless exceptions.

Just because history says it isn't possible doesn't mean that there aren't exceptions.

If you are not an exception, try to be the example.

Nature provides exceptions to every rule.

I make it a point not to talk about the past. But you're special.