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601
« on: January 29, 2016, 08:44:45 PM »
Every false flag operation-SS.Lusitania getting attacked to provoke America, Pearl Harbor, 911, and much more.
Discuss 'theories' that turned out to be true.
602
« on: January 29, 2016, 08:37:51 PM »
All people? nah. A good majority? yea
604
« on: January 29, 2016, 08:31:27 PM »
I'm lost.
605
« on: January 29, 2016, 08:29:46 PM »
She said she's a Wiccan today.
Exactly how I felt.
She's crazy, run away!
606
« on: January 29, 2016, 08:26:27 PM »
Souls games
GTA Online
Battlefield 4
Fighting games when I'm playing against my brother, he sucks at games but with fighting games he's just over the top ridiculously good
Motherfucker beat all the Tekken storylines in a single sitting once.
I call hax
607
« on: January 29, 2016, 08:22:48 PM »
He's the king of comedy, or at least one of them.
608
« on: January 29, 2016, 08:21:03 PM »
609
« on: January 29, 2016, 03:02:32 PM »
Ok, I'm really not feeling well tonight, I need to get over her somehow. I just can't concentrate on anything. My interview was a mess yesterday. I just know now I never want to hookup or do anything like that again.
I dunno, dating other girls helped me get over my ex's. *shrugs* Video games and girls and working out is my formula for getting over stuff and blowing off steam.
I can't even sit down to play a game anymore. And because I let it get to me, and interview that was extremely important to get into graduate school may have been bombed completely.
My friend, I'm sure, even if it was bombed, that you could try again. Don't give up. 
Find an outlet! Do not bottle this stuff. Go on a hike, go to the gym!
Trying again would have to be next year. this particular teaching program is only offered once a year.
And, if that happens, that gives you time to polish things up! Try and look at the bright side of things.
There isn't one when you're almost 24 and still work in retail, want a big boy job, no friends/social life, and every time you put yourself out there for a woman the same thing ends up happening.
Is there really an age gap on this thing? Jeez, that's rough.
610
« on: January 29, 2016, 02:58:28 PM »
I wish I could math.
i wish i could too
i'm winging this entire report tbh
Seems like your winging is pretty good!
well i've either done it all correctly in which case I'll cry with joy that I actually blagged my way through ANOVA tests, and of course say that I knew it all along.
or i've got it all horribly wrong and the 2000 word research report i'm writing will be worth less than the worst shitposts on the internet.
;-;
So there's only two options? Walking into the sunset on a horse OR the Russians decide to nuke everybody. Sounds rough...  I wish you luck!
611
« on: January 29, 2016, 02:54:42 PM »
NAZI death camps
Auswitz V.2? "Money will set you free"
612
« on: January 29, 2016, 02:53:34 PM »
Ok, I'm really not feeling well tonight, I need to get over her somehow. I just can't concentrate on anything. My interview was a mess yesterday. I just know now I never want to hookup or do anything like that again.
I dunno, dating other girls helped me get over my ex's. *shrugs* Video games and girls and working out is my formula for getting over stuff and blowing off steam.
I can't even sit down to play a game anymore. And because I let it get to me, and interview that was extremely important to get into graduate school may have been bombed completely.
My friend, I'm sure, even if it was bombed, that you could try again. Don't give up.
Find an outlet! Do not bottle this stuff. Go on a hike, go to the gym!
Trying again would have to be next year. this particular teaching program is only offered once a year.
And, if that happens, that gives you time to polish things up! Try and look at the bright side of things.
613
« on: January 29, 2016, 02:50:21 PM »
Ok, I'm really not feeling well tonight, I need to get over her somehow. I just can't concentrate on anything. My interview was a mess yesterday. I just know now I never want to hookup or do anything like that again.
I dunno, dating other girls helped me get over my ex's. *shrugs* Video games and girls and working out is my formula for getting over stuff and blowing off steam.
I can't even sit down to play a game anymore. And because I let it get to me, and interview that was extremely important to get into graduate school may have been bombed completely.
My friend, I'm sure, even if it was bombed, that you could try again. Don't give up. Find an outlet! Do not bottle this stuff. Go on a hike, go to the gym!
614
« on: January 29, 2016, 02:46:29 PM »
Goddamn you're so cuuuuuuuute
Fight me, big boy.
615
« on: January 29, 2016, 02:45:02 PM »
This thread is now about Viper and his many masterpieces
I missed you.
616
« on: January 29, 2016, 02:44:15 PM »
I wish I could math.
i wish i could too
i'm winging this entire report tbh
Seems like your winging is pretty good!
617
« on: January 29, 2016, 02:42:32 PM »
Will the real Gatsby please stand up.
618
« on: January 29, 2016, 02:41:12 PM »
Ok, I'm really not feeling well tonight, I need to get over her somehow. I just can't concentrate on anything. My interview was a mess yesterday. I just know now I never want to hookup or do anything like that again.
I dunno, dating other girls helped me get over my ex's. *shrugs* Video games and girls and working out is my formula for getting over stuff and blowing off steam.
619
« on: January 29, 2016, 02:37:25 PM »
I wish I could math.
620
« on: January 29, 2016, 02:36:10 PM »
A lot of the people I met while homeless weren't drug addicted or insane, just part of marginalized minorities, veterans, had too many medical bills, fired/let go from their jobs, or like I was: thrown out after coming out.
What about those people? More often than not there aren't any programs to help those people back on their feet. The only reason I was able to get out of that quicker than most others is because I started volunteering at nonprofits while homeless and made friends along the way which scored me couches to sleep on rather than shelters and the sidewalks, where most of the others tend to end up.
'marginalized minorities' are normally easier to help than the mass majority. So that being said, I'm sure we could fix up some type of programs to help them out. Such as housing or jobs.
I'll wait for you to figure out where you're going to get that funding.
Oh, you're Nuka. Took me a second.
Funding? There's a lot of misplaced money here and there. Lots of worthless wars and certain taxes. If we just went over how our funds are expended we'd be able to spend our money more smartly and have a lot of money left over.
See that's what everyone says until they get down to actually doing shit.
You know how money for this kind of stuff is decided by?
Politics.
You know what happens then?
Absolutely nothing. They use the funding for something else in the fine print. Every time.
That what I'm saying though! MISPLACED MONEY. It should not be decided by politics and it shouldn't be going to less important things.
When there's budget cuts in any city/state, guess what's the first thing to get cut, often times without anyone even being told? You guessed it.
Until you go in and lobby for this shit yourself you can keep keyboard warrioring all you want about how all you need to do is put the money in the right place, but it's not going to do anything. This is a city by city issue and it can't be solved on a national scale, let alone state.
I'd be willing to be a politician and have this as one of my main points. I just wish I knew how to become one. :I
The better thing to do would be to organize a grassroots group. You get people going for a cause, and you can pick up more steam when you hit the City Council. Like I said, it's a city by city issue and every single one will probably try to handle it differently.
Dang...city to city?? I guess that makes sense though! Slowly change an entire state then use it as an example to others. Creating these groups though, do I start it on the city's facebook page lol?
Facebook? Hah, good luck with that. See my other post. People who don't know what it's like will very easily dismiss the entire issue.
You have to go down to the impoverished areas or where marginalized communities gather. It's easy for me because I just look for any LGBT centered groups, and there's a fairly large presence where I live so you find people on all walks of life. Meet people face to face and get involved in the lifestyle, the events. Find other organizations, and figure out that way how to mold a new grassroots group.
The only reason I had the time and ability to do as much as I did is because I was fucking homeless. It's not like I had anything better to do, so my entire life went into random causes. And there were a lot of other people like me who did the same.
So, I take a sop box into these communities, pump them up, and get a following. Once I have the following I can document their feelings and thoughts. Present them to other communities and businesses and get more backing from that. Once I have the homeless communities and some organizations I take it to the city??
I like this. I will do it.
Something like that, though be aware that there more likely than not already are groups and organizations in the more prominent cities. They'd just be doing things differently, so evaluate that and figure out what other needs there are. It's not a one person job though, none of these things can be done alone. You need a network.
Would it be possible to unite the groups under my ideas or do you think their agenda would get in the way??
That's good though, before I make my moves I would research as much as I could so I don't go in blind and have some sort of direction.
Hm, a network. Maybe I could get a few friends that are good at public speaking or something. What would make a good network?
You're going into their community. You need to see what they want and need. You're only one person, and an outsider at that. Grassroots groups do tend to work together but don't think that you can just jump in and steer them in a direction you want them to go. And yes having good public speakers is important..
You have a good point, I should show some respect before I try and steer the ship-tend to their needs first.
Who would you have in your network if you were going to try and attempt a complete change like I'm fixing to do?
I've met a lot of people from going to events, meetings, lunches, and discussion groups nonstop last summer, I relate to people based on my own experiences, and now that I'm back in college I'm the Vice President of the GSA. So basically, I know people. And I know people who know people. Facebook does help, but really only if it's people who are already actively involved.
Once I figure this all out and deice to move forward, we should work together.
Here's the kicker: this is only people within my local county.
Why not start there?
Err, if you feel like flying over to SoCal, sure.
It's better than starting Utah where I live. Plus I have no connections there.
621
« on: January 29, 2016, 02:33:12 PM »
A lot of the people I met while homeless weren't drug addicted or insane, just part of marginalized minorities, veterans, had too many medical bills, fired/let go from their jobs, or like I was: thrown out after coming out.
What about those people? More often than not there aren't any programs to help those people back on their feet. The only reason I was able to get out of that quicker than most others is because I started volunteering at nonprofits while homeless and made friends along the way which scored me couches to sleep on rather than shelters and the sidewalks, where most of the others tend to end up.
'marginalized minorities' are normally easier to help than the mass majority. So that being said, I'm sure we could fix up some type of programs to help them out. Such as housing or jobs.
I'll wait for you to figure out where you're going to get that funding.
Oh, you're Nuka. Took me a second.
Funding? There's a lot of misplaced money here and there. Lots of worthless wars and certain taxes. If we just went over how our funds are expended we'd be able to spend our money more smartly and have a lot of money left over.
See that's what everyone says until they get down to actually doing shit.
You know how money for this kind of stuff is decided by?
Politics.
You know what happens then?
Absolutely nothing. They use the funding for something else in the fine print. Every time.
That what I'm saying though! MISPLACED MONEY. It should not be decided by politics and it shouldn't be going to less important things.
When there's budget cuts in any city/state, guess what's the first thing to get cut, often times without anyone even being told? You guessed it.
Until you go in and lobby for this shit yourself you can keep keyboard warrioring all you want about how all you need to do is put the money in the right place, but it's not going to do anything. This is a city by city issue and it can't be solved on a national scale, let alone state.
I'd be willing to be a politician and have this as one of my main points. I just wish I knew how to become one. :I
The better thing to do would be to organize a grassroots group. You get people going for a cause, and you can pick up more steam when you hit the City Council. Like I said, it's a city by city issue and every single one will probably try to handle it differently.
Dang...city to city?? I guess that makes sense though! Slowly change an entire state then use it as an example to others. Creating these groups though, do I start it on the city's facebook page lol?
Facebook? Hah, good luck with that. See my other post. People who don't know what it's like will very easily dismiss the entire issue.
You have to go down to the impoverished areas or where marginalized communities gather. It's easy for me because I just look for any LGBT centered groups, and there's a fairly large presence where I live so you find people on all walks of life. Meet people face to face and get involved in the lifestyle, the events. Find other organizations, and figure out that way how to mold a new grassroots group.
The only reason I had the time and ability to do as much as I did is because I was fucking homeless. It's not like I had anything better to do, so my entire life went into random causes. And there were a lot of other people like me who did the same.
So, I take a sop box into these communities, pump them up, and get a following. Once I have the following I can document their feelings and thoughts. Present them to other communities and businesses and get more backing from that. Once I have the homeless communities and some organizations I take it to the city??
I like this. I will do it.
Something like that, though be aware that there more likely than not already are groups and organizations in the more prominent cities. They'd just be doing things differently, so evaluate that and figure out what other needs there are. It's not a one person job though, none of these things can be done alone. You need a network.
Would it be possible to unite the groups under my ideas or do you think their agenda would get in the way??
That's good though, before I make my moves I would research as much as I could so I don't go in blind and have some sort of direction.
Hm, a network. Maybe I could get a few friends that are good at public speaking or something. What would make a good network?
You're going into their community. You need to see what they want and need. You're only one person, and an outsider at that. Grassroots groups do tend to work together but don't think that you can just jump in and steer them in a direction you want them to go. And yes having good public speakers is important..
You have a good point, I should show some respect before I try and steer the ship-tend to their needs first.
Who would you have in your network if you were going to try and attempt a complete change like I'm fixing to do?
I've met a lot of people from going to events, meetings, lunches, and discussion groups nonstop last summer, I relate to people based on my own experiences, and now that I'm back in college I'm the Vice President of the GSA. So basically, I know people. And I know people who know people. Facebook does help, but really only if it's people who are already actively involved.
Once I figure this all out and deice to move forward, we should work together.
Here's the kicker: this is only people within my local county.
Why not start there?
622
« on: January 29, 2016, 02:30:32 PM »
A lot of the people I met while homeless weren't drug addicted or insane, just part of marginalized minorities, veterans, had too many medical bills, fired/let go from their jobs, or like I was: thrown out after coming out.
What about those people? More often than not there aren't any programs to help those people back on their feet. The only reason I was able to get out of that quicker than most others is because I started volunteering at nonprofits while homeless and made friends along the way which scored me couches to sleep on rather than shelters and the sidewalks, where most of the others tend to end up.
'marginalized minorities' are normally easier to help than the mass majority. So that being said, I'm sure we could fix up some type of programs to help them out. Such as housing or jobs.
I'll wait for you to figure out where you're going to get that funding.
Oh, you're Nuka. Took me a second.
Funding? There's a lot of misplaced money here and there. Lots of worthless wars and certain taxes. If we just went over how our funds are expended we'd be able to spend our money more smartly and have a lot of money left over.
See that's what everyone says until they get down to actually doing shit.
You know how money for this kind of stuff is decided by?
Politics.
You know what happens then?
Absolutely nothing. They use the funding for something else in the fine print. Every time.
That what I'm saying though! MISPLACED MONEY. It should not be decided by politics and it shouldn't be going to less important things.
When there's budget cuts in any city/state, guess what's the first thing to get cut, often times without anyone even being told? You guessed it.
Until you go in and lobby for this shit yourself you can keep keyboard warrioring all you want about how all you need to do is put the money in the right place, but it's not going to do anything. This is a city by city issue and it can't be solved on a national scale, let alone state.
I'd be willing to be a politician and have this as one of my main points. I just wish I knew how to become one. :I
The better thing to do would be to organize a grassroots group. You get people going for a cause, and you can pick up more steam when you hit the City Council. Like I said, it's a city by city issue and every single one will probably try to handle it differently.
Dang...city to city?? I guess that makes sense though! Slowly change an entire state then use it as an example to others. Creating these groups though, do I start it on the city's facebook page lol?
Facebook? Hah, good luck with that. See my other post. People who don't know what it's like will very easily dismiss the entire issue.
You have to go down to the impoverished areas or where marginalized communities gather. It's easy for me because I just look for any LGBT centered groups, and there's a fairly large presence where I live so you find people on all walks of life. Meet people face to face and get involved in the lifestyle, the events. Find other organizations, and figure out that way how to mold a new grassroots group.
The only reason I had the time and ability to do as much as I did is because I was fucking homeless. It's not like I had anything better to do, so my entire life went into random causes. And there were a lot of other people like me who did the same.
So, I take a sop box into these communities, pump them up, and get a following. Once I have the following I can document their feelings and thoughts. Present them to other communities and businesses and get more backing from that. Once I have the homeless communities and some organizations I take it to the city??
I like this. I will do it.
Something like that, though be aware that there more likely than not already are groups and organizations in the more prominent cities. They'd just be doing things differently, so evaluate that and figure out what other needs there are. It's not a one person job though, none of these things can be done alone. You need a network.
Would it be possible to unite the groups under my ideas or do you think their agenda would get in the way??
That's good though, before I make my moves I would research as much as I could so I don't go in blind and have some sort of direction.
Hm, a network. Maybe I could get a few friends that are good at public speaking or something. What would make a good network?
You're going into their community. You need to see what they want and need. You're only one person, and an outsider at that. Grassroots groups do tend to work together but don't think that you can just jump in and steer them in a direction you want them to go. And yes having good public speakers is important..
You have a good point, I should show some respect before I try and steer the ship-tend to their needs first.
Who would you have in your network if you were going to try and attempt a complete change like I'm fixing to do?
I've met a lot of people from going to events, meetings, lunches, and discussion groups nonstop last summer, I relate to people based on my own experiences, and now that I'm back in college I'm the Vice President of the GSA. So basically, I know people. And I know people who know people. Facebook does help, but really only if it's people who are already actively involved.
Once I figure this all out and deice to move forward, we should work together.
623
« on: January 29, 2016, 02:27:32 PM »
Round them up and put them into groups of 100. Have that group fight each other to the death, leaving 1 winner. Place the winners in groups of 100, rinse and repeat until only one remains. Pay him a million a year afterwards.
Is this for...entertainment?
624
« on: January 29, 2016, 02:26:08 PM »
Whoooah, you're clingey.
Call once, text once, then drop it. You went way too overboard. relaaax.
You don't understand man, I really really like this girl. I'm losing my mind here.
Brah, I understand completely. I really do. I've steadily dated well over 10 girls. All failures. And I learned from each one of them. When I was dating a girl that liked more than all the others it turned into a different mindset! I turned clingy, texted all day everyday, if no reply texted her like 3 times till she replied. in the end, I didn't give her enough space. She cheated on me.
BUT, every girl is different, some girls like to talk and text all day, and some only like to talk a little bit before they feel like it's 'too much'.
I'd say talk it out, see what they're like.
And even if they like to talk a lot, they don't find it attractive when they don't answer for whatever reason and you flip out. trial and error, my friend. You'll date a better more good looking girl and now you'll be more prepared for how to handle certain situations.
I guess, maybe this one is a lost cause. I can't help it though, like I want to call her right now but I know I shouldn't.
I'll try and leave her alone and see what happens, maybe I'll text her friend to make sure she's ok.
I'd say it's a lost cause, but you know more about the potential of the relationship than me. Just from what I see I would cut it because she doesn't seem to into it.
Yeah, do not call her, THE BALL IS IN HER COURT, it is now her position to make the move.
Forget the friends, that just complicates things.
Kits said to give it some time so that's what I'll do. Just gotta get my mind off of it.
I still say the ball is in her court, dunno what waiting a day would do. If she wants to talk or explain herself she should be the one to call you, brah.
A day is just the start tbh. If she doesn't contact him by tomorrow that's just cold.
What about this, if she doesn't call him by tomorrow, or doesn't have a good excuse, he breaks up with her.
That seems fair. Or at least be like: "hey, what's up with you? I don't like where this relationship is heading, please put more effort into this, it seems very one-sided, if you don't want to change I'm done."
Obviously not word for word but you get the idea.
Yes, but I'm not sure how Die will handle doing that.
I really don't want to break up with her
I know, it would be hard. And I know that you've had some great moments. BUT look at where the relationship is at, look at her efforts and heart. If she doesn't want to change, leave her, and KNOW that there are better people out there.
625
« on: January 29, 2016, 02:23:11 PM »
A lot of the people I met while homeless weren't drug addicted or insane, just part of marginalized minorities, veterans, had too many medical bills, fired/let go from their jobs, or like I was: thrown out after coming out.
What about those people? More often than not there aren't any programs to help those people back on their feet. The only reason I was able to get out of that quicker than most others is because I started volunteering at nonprofits while homeless and made friends along the way which scored me couches to sleep on rather than shelters and the sidewalks, where most of the others tend to end up.
'marginalized minorities' are normally easier to help than the mass majority. So that being said, I'm sure we could fix up some type of programs to help them out. Such as housing or jobs.
I'll wait for you to figure out where you're going to get that funding.
Oh, you're Nuka. Took me a second.
Funding? There's a lot of misplaced money here and there. Lots of worthless wars and certain taxes. If we just went over how our funds are expended we'd be able to spend our money more smartly and have a lot of money left over.
See that's what everyone says until they get down to actually doing shit.
You know how money for this kind of stuff is decided by?
Politics.
You know what happens then?
Absolutely nothing. They use the funding for something else in the fine print. Every time.
That what I'm saying though! MISPLACED MONEY. It should not be decided by politics and it shouldn't be going to less important things.
When there's budget cuts in any city/state, guess what's the first thing to get cut, often times without anyone even being told? You guessed it.
Until you go in and lobby for this shit yourself you can keep keyboard warrioring all you want about how all you need to do is put the money in the right place, but it's not going to do anything. This is a city by city issue and it can't be solved on a national scale, let alone state.
I'd be willing to be a politician and have this as one of my main points. I just wish I knew how to become one. :I
The better thing to do would be to organize a grassroots group. You get people going for a cause, and you can pick up more steam when you hit the City Council. Like I said, it's a city by city issue and every single one will probably try to handle it differently.
Dang...city to city?? I guess that makes sense though! Slowly change an entire state then use it as an example to others. Creating these groups though, do I start it on the city's facebook page lol?
Facebook? Hah, good luck with that. See my other post. People who don't know what it's like will very easily dismiss the entire issue.
You have to go down to the impoverished areas or where marginalized communities gather. It's easy for me because I just look for any LGBT centered groups, and there's a fairly large presence where I live so you find people on all walks of life. Meet people face to face and get involved in the lifestyle, the events. Find other organizations, and figure out that way how to mold a new grassroots group.
The only reason I had the time and ability to do as much as I did is because I was fucking homeless. It's not like I had anything better to do, so my entire life went into random causes. And there were a lot of other people like me who did the same.
So, I take a sop box into these communities, pump them up, and get a following. Once I have the following I can document their feelings and thoughts. Present them to other communities and businesses and get more backing from that. Once I have the homeless communities and some organizations I take it to the city??
I like this. I will do it.
Something like that, though be aware that there more likely than not already are groups and organizations in the more prominent cities. They'd just be doing things differently, so evaluate that and figure out what other needs there are. It's not a one person job though, none of these things can be done alone. You need a network.
Would it be possible to unite the groups under my ideas or do you think their agenda would get in the way??
That's good though, before I make my moves I would research as much as I could so I don't go in blind and have some sort of direction.
Hm, a network. Maybe I could get a few friends that are good at public speaking or something. What would make a good network?
You're going into their community. You need to see what they want and need. You're only one person, and an outsider at that. Grassroots groups do tend to work together but don't think that you can just jump in and steer them in a direction you want them to go. And yes having good public speakers is important..
You have a good point, I should show some respect before I try and steer the ship-tend to their needs first. Who would you have in your network if you were going to try and attempt a complete change like I'm fixing to do?
626
« on: January 29, 2016, 02:18:14 PM »
Whoooah, you're clingey.
Call once, text once, then drop it. You went way too overboard. relaaax.
You don't understand man, I really really like this girl. I'm losing my mind here.
Brah, I understand completely. I really do. I've steadily dated well over 10 girls. All failures. And I learned from each one of them. When I was dating a girl that liked more than all the others it turned into a different mindset! I turned clingy, texted all day everyday, if no reply texted her like 3 times till she replied. in the end, I didn't give her enough space. She cheated on me.
BUT, every girl is different, some girls like to talk and text all day, and some only like to talk a little bit before they feel like it's 'too much'.
I'd say talk it out, see what they're like.
And even if they like to talk a lot, they don't find it attractive when they don't answer for whatever reason and you flip out. trial and error, my friend. You'll date a better more good looking girl and now you'll be more prepared for how to handle certain situations.
I guess, maybe this one is a lost cause. I can't help it though, like I want to call her right now but I know I shouldn't.
I'll try and leave her alone and see what happens, maybe I'll text her friend to make sure she's ok.
I'd say it's a lost cause, but you know more about the potential of the relationship than me. Just from what I see I would cut it because she doesn't seem to into it.
Yeah, do not call her, THE BALL IS IN HER COURT, it is now her position to make the move.
Forget the friends, that just complicates things.
Kits said to give it some time so that's what I'll do. Just gotta get my mind off of it.
I still say the ball is in her court, dunno what waiting a day would do. If she wants to talk or explain herself she should be the one to call you, brah.
A day is just the start tbh. If she doesn't contact him by tomorrow that's just cold.
What about this, if she doesn't call him by tomorrow, or doesn't have a good excuse, he breaks up with her. That seems fair. Or at least be like: "hey, what's up with you? I don't like where this relationship is heading, please put more effort into this, it seems very one-sided, if you don't want to change I'm done." Obviously not word for word but you get the idea.
627
« on: January 29, 2016, 02:14:41 PM »
Real grade? The best I could find is a master grade but it's on back order.
That's siiick.
I want a 'realistic' model of the Turn X sooo bad. Ohh whoah, that is HOT. I'd buy that right now. Back order? Like...out of stock??
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« on: January 29, 2016, 02:12:17 PM »
Whoooah, you're clingey.
Call once, text once, then drop it. You went way too overboard. relaaax.
You don't understand man, I really really like this girl. I'm losing my mind here.
Brah, I understand completely. I really do. I've steadily dated well over 10 girls. All failures. And I learned from each one of them. When I was dating a girl that liked more than all the others it turned into a different mindset! I turned clingy, texted all day everyday, if no reply texted her like 3 times till she replied. in the end, I didn't give her enough space. She cheated on me.
BUT, every girl is different, some girls like to talk and text all day, and some only like to talk a little bit before they feel like it's 'too much'.
I'd say talk it out, see what they're like.
And even if they like to talk a lot, they don't find it attractive when they don't answer for whatever reason and you flip out. trial and error, my friend. You'll date a better more good looking girl and now you'll be more prepared for how to handle certain situations.
I guess, maybe this one is a lost cause. I can't help it though, like I want to call her right now but I know I shouldn't.
I'll try and leave her alone and see what happens, maybe I'll text her friend to make sure she's ok.
I'd say it's a lost cause, but you know more about the potential of the relationship than me. Just from what I see I would cut it because she doesn't seem to into it.
Yeah, do not call her, THE BALL IS IN HER COURT, it is now her position to make the move.
Forget the friends, that just complicates things.
Kits said to give it some time so that's what I'll do. Just gotta get my mind off of it.
I still say the ball is in her court, dunno what waiting a day would do. If she wants to talk or explain herself she should be the one to call you, brah.
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« on: January 29, 2016, 02:10:14 PM »
A lot of the people I met while homeless weren't drug addicted or insane, just part of marginalized minorities, veterans, had too many medical bills, fired/let go from their jobs, or like I was: thrown out after coming out.
What about those people? More often than not there aren't any programs to help those people back on their feet. The only reason I was able to get out of that quicker than most others is because I started volunteering at nonprofits while homeless and made friends along the way which scored me couches to sleep on rather than shelters and the sidewalks, where most of the others tend to end up.
'marginalized minorities' are normally easier to help than the mass majority. So that being said, I'm sure we could fix up some type of programs to help them out. Such as housing or jobs.
I'll wait for you to figure out where you're going to get that funding.
Oh, you're Nuka. Took me a second.
Funding? There's a lot of misplaced money here and there. Lots of worthless wars and certain taxes. If we just went over how our funds are expended we'd be able to spend our money more smartly and have a lot of money left over.
See that's what everyone says until they get down to actually doing shit.
You know how money for this kind of stuff is decided by?
Politics.
You know what happens then?
Absolutely nothing. They use the funding for something else in the fine print. Every time.
That what I'm saying though! MISPLACED MONEY. It should not be decided by politics and it shouldn't be going to less important things.
When there's budget cuts in any city/state, guess what's the first thing to get cut, often times without anyone even being told? You guessed it.
Until you go in and lobby for this shit yourself you can keep keyboard warrioring all you want about how all you need to do is put the money in the right place, but it's not going to do anything. This is a city by city issue and it can't be solved on a national scale, let alone state.
I'd be willing to be a politician and have this as one of my main points. I just wish I knew how to become one. :I
The better thing to do would be to organize a grassroots group. You get people going for a cause, and you can pick up more steam when you hit the City Council. Like I said, it's a city by city issue and every single one will probably try to handle it differently.
Dang...city to city?? I guess that makes sense though! Slowly change an entire state then use it as an example to others. Creating these groups though, do I start it on the city's facebook page lol?
Facebook? Hah, good luck with that. See my other post. People who don't know what it's like will very easily dismiss the entire issue.
You have to go down to the impoverished areas or where marginalized communities gather. It's easy for me because I just look for any LGBT centered groups, and there's a fairly large presence where I live so you find people on all walks of life. Meet people face to face and get involved in the lifestyle, the events. Find other organizations, and figure out that way how to mold a new grassroots group.
The only reason I had the time and ability to do as much as I did is because I was fucking homeless. It's not like I had anything better to do, so my entire life went into random causes. And there were a lot of other people like me who did the same.
So, I take a sop box into these communities, pump them up, and get a following. Once I have the following I can document their feelings and thoughts. Present them to other communities and businesses and get more backing from that. Once I have the homeless communities and some organizations I take it to the city??
I like this. I will do it.
Something like that, though be aware that there more likely than not already are groups and organizations in the more prominent cities. They'd just be doing things differently, so evaluate that and figure out what other needs there are. It's not a one person job though, none of these things can be done alone. You need a network.
Would it be possible to unite the groups under my ideas or do you think their agenda would get in the way?? That's good though, before I make my moves I would research as much as I could so I don't go in blind and have some sort of direction. Hm, a network. Maybe I could get a few friends that are good at public speaking or something. What would make a good network?
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« on: January 29, 2016, 02:05:39 PM »
Whoooah, you're clingey.
Call once, text once, then drop it. You went way too overboard. relaaax.
You don't understand man, I really really like this girl. I'm losing my mind here.
Brah, I understand completely. I really do. I've steadily dated well over 10 girls. All failures. And I learned from each one of them. When I was dating a girl that liked more than all the others it turned into a different mindset! I turned clingy, texted all day everyday, if no reply texted her like 3 times till she replied. in the end, I didn't give her enough space. She cheated on me.
BUT, every girl is different, some girls like to talk and text all day, and some only like to talk a little bit before they feel like it's 'too much'.
I'd say talk it out, see what they're like.
And even if they like to talk a lot, they don't find it attractive when they don't answer for whatever reason and you flip out. trial and error, my friend. You'll date a better more good looking girl and now you'll be more prepared for how to handle certain situations.
I guess, maybe this one is a lost cause. I can't help it though, like I want to call her right now but I know I shouldn't.
I'll try and leave her alone and see what happens, maybe I'll text her friend to make sure she's ok.
I'd say it's a lost cause, but you know more about the potential of the relationship than me. Just from what I see I would cut it because she doesn't seem to into it. Yeah, do not call her, THE BALL IS IN HER COURT, it is now her position to make the move. Forget the friends, that just complicates things.
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