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« on: April 20, 2017, 09:44:51 PM »
I found a pretty amazing girl that I've been seeing the last couple weeks hopefully I don't fuck this relationship up like I do every other one 👌
😢
What'd you do
nothing, she just has a lot on her plate and doesnt want to be distracted romantically right now
its understandable so its no biggie but eh
still gonna slam a bunch of beer tonight
Sorry fam
Hearing people go through being single and attempting to change it only makes me more thankful I have someone.
Just give her space but keep talking to her, gotta keep the spark alive until she is looking again
Im not even sad about her tbh i didnt really have enought time to really get attached to her to care
This is mostly just making me sad about my ex again that broke up with me a couple months ago. Can't really seem to forget her
But thats what this beer is for
Drinking doesn't help in any way, shape or form. You just have to accept that it's over and move on. My point is if you liked this girl, or had some interest, then keep talking to her. At the very least make a friend.
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« on: April 20, 2017, 09:43:26 PM »
My greatest regret is not being able to convince Aroldis Chapman to not get red rims.
We have the same car, and it pisses me off every time I see it
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« on: April 20, 2017, 09:40:40 PM »
those look like they belong on a Lamborghini or something
Nothing wrong with a little flash.
Those are hideous
You shut your who're mouth
Those are rims someone in a shitty neighborhood who's trying to act "hard" would get for his beat up Charger
You didn't like the last set?
Those are the ones that fit my description the most
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« on: April 20, 2017, 09:37:55 PM »
those look like they belong on a Lamborghini or something
Nothing wrong with a little flash.
Those are hideous
You shut your who're mouth
Those are rims someone in a shitty neighborhood who's trying to act "hard" would get for his beat up Charger
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« on: April 20, 2017, 09:35:38 PM »
The most Japanese media I have ever consumed was FF15, and there were many times I would laugh because just random Japanese shit would occur. Fantastic game though
I watched Naruto in middle school, but so did everyone on Earth
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« on: April 20, 2017, 09:34:09 PM »
 
yay
They fit the car well, good choice
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« on: April 20, 2017, 09:33:30 PM »
those look like they belong on a Lamborghini or something
Nothing wrong with a little flash.
Those are hideous
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« on: April 20, 2017, 09:32:38 PM »
I found a pretty amazing girl that I've been seeing the last couple weeks hopefully I don't fuck this relationship up like I do every other one 👌
😢
What'd you do
nothing, she just has a lot on her plate and doesnt want to be distracted romantically right now
its understandable so its no biggie but eh
still gonna slam a bunch of beer tonight
Sorry fam Hearing people go through being single and attempting to change it only makes me more thankful I have someone. Just give her space but keep talking to her, gotta keep the spark alive until she is looking again
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« on: April 20, 2017, 05:51:02 PM »
I found a pretty amazing girl that I've been seeing the last couple weeks hopefully I don't fuck this relationship up like I do every other one 👌
😢
What'd you do
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« on: April 19, 2017, 11:45:57 PM »
It's terrible
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« on: April 19, 2017, 11:43:26 PM »
Who do you appreciate Flood? What has that person done for you, and what do you appreciate the most about them?
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« on: April 18, 2017, 07:24:45 PM »
Joceph better win, for dug
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« on: April 17, 2017, 01:29:20 AM »
I found a pretty amazing girl that I've been seeing the last couple weeks hopefully I don't fuck this relationship up like I do every other one 👌
I saw you guys are FWB, how's that working
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« on: April 16, 2017, 02:03:29 AM »
This annoys me that I feel like we were looking at the same fire
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« on: April 16, 2017, 01:50:07 AM »
But have you died because of a minor error?
why do you assume that me personally dying is the only thing i'm worried about
Have you torn half off your skin off and spent three months in a medically induced coma because of a slight error in misapplying counter-steer after a blind corner and an approaching semi-truck scared the shit out of you?
oh, are you implying that this sort of thing can only happen on a motorcycle
because you'd be wrong
I mean... you're not gonna push right trying to lean further and end up going left because you're not leaning but rather turning the handlebars right which in an already right lean means your turning the front tire in to less of a lean angle and therefore coaxing the bike out of your lean and in to a straightening direction directly in to the grille of the semi that you were frantically trying to avoid in a car.
i mean, does it really matter how you hit the semi though
i think it's gonna be bad either way
It does matter, if your going to hit something, there's certain angles or sides that offer more protection from the force of the crash. It's also up to the car itself
i'm just saying, no crash is a good crash
Not all crashes result in injuries or significant damage. I've been hit in the back twice by two women who weren't paying attention, one on an exit and the other at a stop sign. But they were minimal and I barely felt anything. Sure the cars I own are strong as fuck, but most people won't flat out destroy you. If you keep your distance, drive defensive, and always pay attention, you can avoid accidents. I've had accidents happen in front of me but I had enough distance to stop or move to the next lane. But that being said I'm not anxious when I'm driving, or scared. It's normal to me. I drive as if someone else is in the car with me, because it's the easiest mindset. If you have someone with you, you don't want to harm them. If you don't want to harm them you don't get in accidents, if you don't get into accidents you don't hurt anyone. I drive cars where people assume I'm going to drive like an asshole and be wreckless. Yet I'm an incredibly safe driver because I keep in mind the cost of making a mistake or dozing off and not paying attention.
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« on: April 16, 2017, 01:37:42 AM »
But have you died because of a minor error?
why do you assume that me personally dying is the only thing i'm worried about
Have you torn half off your skin off and spent three months in a medically induced coma because of a slight error in misapplying counter-steer after a blind corner and an approaching semi-truck scared the shit out of you?
oh, are you implying that this sort of thing can only happen on a motorcycle
because you'd be wrong
I mean... you're not gonna push right trying to lean further and end up going left because you're not leaning but rather turning the handlebars right which in an already right lean means your turning the front tire in to less of a lean angle and therefore coaxing the bike out of your lean and in to a straightening direction directly in to the grille of the semi that you were frantically trying to avoid in a car.
i mean, does it really matter how you hit the semi though
i think it's gonna be bad either way
It does matter, if your going to hit something, there's certain angles or sides that offer more protection from the force of the crash. It's also up to the car itself
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« on: April 16, 2017, 01:36:15 AM »
When verb ignored the genuine response you wrote for him 
sorry, i just don't really have much of a response
i appreciate your words, but to be honest, there just wasn't a lot there that i haven't already been told, you know what i'm saying? i didn't just start feeling this way last week, you know
people tell me that i always have this combative way of speaking, even if i'm not trying to be--like, if someone's trying to give me some advice, my first response is usually "yeah but..." and i go on to explain why i don't necessarily agree with their perspective or whatever
people don't seem to like it when you do that
so i usually just shut my mouth--it's a respect thing, i don't wanna waste your time with my depressive ass
I was depressed too, so it doesn't bother me at all. A lot of times just talking about it, even if it's in circles, help to eventually break the cycle. That's what helped me. Eventually you listen to yourself and think why am I thinking this way. I'm never put off when people combat things that I say, your entitled to have your own opinion or tell me where I'm wrong, your situation might not fit what I'm saying which is a fair point. Also I respect the outlook of silence being a move out of respect, because I practice it as well.
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« on: April 16, 2017, 01:22:25 AM »
When verb ignored the genuine response you wrote for him
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« on: April 16, 2017, 01:21:46 AM »
yo motorcyclist here
people who are afraid of being surrounded by four wheels and a metal safety cage are fucking pussies.
Oi, did you happen to hear about my girlfriends new car
Did she survive?
What lol
I dunno
She joined the lambo family
oh
Did she survive?
...yes?
Congratulations. What's she got?
Huracan Avio, 1 of 200 (not actual chassis number)
nice
 Surprise was today, hence the thread
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« on: April 16, 2017, 01:20:02 AM »
yo motorcyclist here
people who are afraid of being surrounded by four wheels and a metal safety cage are fucking pussies.
Oi, did you happen to hear about my girlfriends new car
Did she survive?
What lol
I dunno
She joined the lambo family
oh
Did she survive?
...yes?
Congratulations. What's she got?
Huracan Avio, 1 of 200 (not actual chassis number)
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« on: April 16, 2017, 01:14:57 AM »
yo motorcyclist here
people who are afraid of being surrounded by four wheels and a metal safety cage are fucking pussies.
Oi, did you happen to hear about my girlfriends new car
Did she survive?
What lol
I dunno
She joined the lambo family
oh
Did she survive?
...yes?
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« on: April 16, 2017, 01:13:14 AM »
yo motorcyclist here
people who are afraid of being surrounded by four wheels and a metal safety cage are fucking pussies.
Oi, did you happen to hear about my girlfriends new car
Did she survive?
What lol
I dunno
She joined the lambo family
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« on: April 16, 2017, 01:08:45 AM »
yo motorcyclist here
people who are afraid of being surrounded by four wheels and a metal safety cage are fucking pussies.
Oi, did you happen to hear about my girlfriends new car
Did she survive?
What lol
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« on: April 16, 2017, 01:04:31 AM »
yo motorcyclist here
people who are afraid of being surrounded by four wheels and a metal safety cage are fucking pussies.
Oi, did you happen to hear about my girlfriends new car
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« on: April 16, 2017, 12:44:42 AM »
You can't drive? I thought you got your license? i got a permit, but i never bothered getting my license
every time i get behind the wheel to practice, even though i have gotten much better, i'm still just as anxious as i was the first time i ever drove on the road eight months ago--that aspect hasn't gotten even a little bit better, so it obviously never will
i can just take the bus--it's not the most convenient thing, but it gets me where i need to go, and i ride free because i'm a student--which is another reason why i can't just drop out
anyway, i appreciate the post--but please understand that i'm not the kind of person who can just find the "right" job, because i kinda hate the concept of having a job and making money in the first place
some people just aren't cut out for work, and i unfortunately belong in that category--there's no job out there for me, it all sucks
Driving anxiety is something every driver faces. The more you drive, for example near your house on roads your the most comfortable on, will help. It's all about confidence. You drive to the point where your comfortable. Take your time at turns without a light, I still do, if I see a car 90% of the time I'm not moving. I don't care if people honk at me. No risks. I still drive conservative, I don't drive like an asshole. I understand the fear of driving, because it's logical to fear doing something that your relying on people to not hit you. But it works both ways. If you drive defensive and safe you can avoid many accidents. The only accidents you'll face is someone hitting you from behind. Which, there's nothing you can do, and often times it not bad. Driving is more about freedom then it is anything else. It's the freedom to go do what you want on your own time if you feel like it. And what you said about you thinking there isn't a "right" job for you isn't necessarily fair. It's just what your exposed to or what's around you. If I remember correctly you enjoy writing. i know plenty of people who went and worked for publishers or as writers for small projects. They built a portfolio and relationships with the publishers and eventually used it to publish their own work. Your first job is always going to suck unless your very fortunate. Because it's your first experience, and there's a lot at play. The actual job, the people you work with or encounter, etc. The moment you start looking at a job as an avenue to better things is the day you can cope until you find a job that isn't terrible. Shit you might even like it. But let's say worst case you just hate everything about working and feel it's not for you. You still need an income to support yourself. Your mentality should be if I have to work I better be making money to justify having to sit through the hours. So you progress until you reach a pay grade in which you can cope with work, and enjoy yourself after because you have the money to buy that game you wanted or go out with friends, or go somewhere you've never been. It's a task everyone faces, and your mentality is what dictates how miserable or happy you are. I know people who worked shit jobs who kept a positive mentality and moved on. Work with what you got, and if you hate it, always keep your ear to the ground to find greener pastures. Your mentality isn't rare, or something to look down upon. It's just a mentality everyone has at some point or forever. And it's one based in the facts of life. It's all about perspective
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« on: April 16, 2017, 12:17:01 AM »
i haven't had an overall good day since early last summer, and things have only been getting steadily worse and worse since then
👌
Any particular reason why?
contrary to what some people have told me, having a job is the worst fucking thing in the world, and is every bit as miserable as it seemed in my childhood nightmares
college fucking sucks and the only thing keeping me from dropping out is not wanting to disappoint my parents
trump is president and the world is going to shit
none of my friends are happy with their lives either, which tends to amplify my own anxieties, because i've been cursed with this thing called empathy
my parents are becoming increasingly irritated with my mopey attitude lately and obviously want me to move out soon, but i can't drive or pay rent because i don't quite make enough money to do so
life is pretty fucking terrible right now my man
College is a pain but it is worth it in the long run. It benefits you, but yes it does blow sometimes. You can't drive? I thought you got your license? And what you said about your friend being in the shitter too is kind of how everyone is around college. I don't know many people who have things worked out, or a job, that are in college. It's a growing phase. I know plenty of people who tried to be independent and went back to being with their parents. I think the stigma is stupid. Having a job blows if your working somewhere you don't like, or the money doesn't justify what your doing. That being said the perks of working is making money. If your not making enough money to have disposable income to actually treat yourself then you should try looking for another job while working at your current one. You have work experience and can get a reccomendation. Always look for ways to improve where your at. If you lose the mentality then you get stuck and you stay unhappy
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« on: April 15, 2017, 11:55:55 PM »
Ah, today was so refreshing. So much went right, which is rare.
Why is there no one on this site anymore. When I stopped posting there was like 50 people on a majority of the time
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« on: April 15, 2017, 05:36:40 PM »
How's your day going
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« on: April 15, 2017, 08:51:38 AM »
The Humble video was shot so well. It's what made me like the song
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« on: April 15, 2017, 08:50:38 AM »
Duckworth is the sickest beat on the album imo
One of the best songs I agree. Feel is my favorite though. Fear is another great one. There are only 2 or 3 I don't like, out of 14. That's pretty good
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