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| | Re: Always look on the bright side of life |
 | | It's from a song of "the life of brian" (Monthy Python, british comedian ensemble), sung at the very end, when brian, mistakes for the messiah, is being crucified. |
 | | I think the expression could be derivated from: always look back at the bright side of your life, thus meaning: in times of trouble, don't remember the mishappenings and bad events you've had in your life, but remember the funny, nice and happy times you have had. |
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