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DaylightDuchess wrote: »aChuisle_moChroi wrote: »DaylightDuchess wrote: »aChuisle_moChroi wrote: »My birthday. I hate it. I’m not saying there are a bunch of people excited about it, but there’s an expectation that I’m supposed to be excited about it and want to party it up. I’m not and I don’t.
Well excitement doesn't always mean what's traditionally positive, I am celebrating mine as being a year closer to my death!
What the WHAT? No. Don’t do that.
Sorry I forget that many don't understand, what being a cripple entails when I type but I am glad, that they don't!
I’m sorry your life is filled with so much pain.
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aChuisle_moChroi wrote: »DaylightDuchess wrote: »aChuisle_moChroi wrote: »DaylightDuchess wrote: »aChuisle_moChroi wrote: »My birthday. I hate it. I’m not saying there are a bunch of people excited about it, but there’s an expectation that I’m supposed to be excited about it and want to party it up. I’m not and I don’t.
Well excitement doesn't always mean what's traditionally positive, I am celebrating mine as being a year closer to my death!
What the WHAT? No. Don’t do that.
Sorry I forget that many don't understand, what being a cripple entails when I type but I am glad, that they don't!
I’m sorry your life is filled with so much pain.
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The Kardashians.0
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Going on blind dates...yay...everyone is excited so you go along...but you know it’s doomed from the start.0
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MeeseeksAndDestroy wrote: »Every super hero movie ever
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Seinfeld, Friends, Roseanne, LOTR, Star Trek, Star Wars, Harry Potter1
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organized races like 5k, 15k...haven't done a marathon and will not. But yeah, I got all into it and then once I did it felt very unimpressed by the whole thing. Maybe it's just me. I felt like WTF, I paid money for a t-shirt and medal and could have just done this solo or with 1 friend for free.
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MeeseeksAndDestroy wrote: »Every super hero movie ever
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Well then.. I guess I know who I won't be inviting to the next movie I go see.
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seltzermint555 wrote: »organized races like 5k, 15k...haven't done a marathon and will not. But yeah, I got all into it and then once I did it felt very unimpressed by the whole thing. Maybe it's just me. I felt like WTF, I paid money for a t-shirt and medal and could have just done this solo or with 1 friend for free.
Some of them are well done, and also are fundraisers. But, even so, I know what you mean. Many are not run well at all1 -
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SuperOrganism2 wrote: »Religion
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xFunctionalStrengthx wrote: »seltzermint555 wrote: »organized races like 5k, 15k...haven't done a marathon and will not. But yeah, I got all into it and then once I did it felt very unimpressed by the whole thing. Maybe it's just me. I felt like WTF, I paid money for a t-shirt and medal and could have just done this solo or with 1 friend for free.
Some of them are well done, and also are fundraisers. But, even so, I know what you mean. Many are not run well at all
I could see myself doing one that is a fundraiser sometime, for sure!
I guess I just expected more...I'm not even sure what I expected!? I know a lot of people who do every single 5k/15k that comes to our city, and they seem completely motivated & transformed...it's just not me. I thought it was kind of neat, I guess...neat to be among other people and running through downtown with everything closed off to traffic. To me, it was not worth the money or trouble to even sign up and show up for, though! And if I was going to do a Turkey Trot let's say, I can't imagine also wanting to do the Christmas themed race a month later...and then St. Pat's...I guess it's just one of those things you love or you don't.0 -
_barefoot_ wrote: »CaptainFantastic01 wrote: »SuperOrganism2 wrote: »Religion
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Wait ...
Don't you have a bible quote on you're arm ?
Very astute grasshopper, I believe in God and that he is good and my verse assures me i am made for more than cowering in fear and that I am a strong and loving being.
I do not believe in organized religion because it is a tough crowd that can be extremely judgemental and hypocritical without taking the time to talk or get to know or actually try to help hurting people.
I am not here to talk about religion as I like this thread and don't want it to get shut down!
Hoppy Easter3 -
seltzermint555 wrote: »xFunctionalStrengthx wrote: »seltzermint555 wrote: »organized races like 5k, 15k...haven't done a marathon and will not. But yeah, I got all into it and then once I did it felt very unimpressed by the whole thing. Maybe it's just me. I felt like WTF, I paid money for a t-shirt and medal and could have just done this solo or with 1 friend for free.
Some of them are well done, and also are fundraisers. But, even so, I know what you mean. Many are not run well at all
I could see myself doing one that is a fundraiser sometime, for sure!
I guess I just expected more...I'm not even sure what I expected!? I know a lot of people who do every single 5k/15k that comes to our city, and they seem completely motivated & transformed...it's just not me. I thought it was kind of neat, I guess...neat to be among other people and running through downtown with everything closed off to traffic. To me, it was not worth the money or trouble to even sign up and show up for, though! And if I was going to do a Turkey Trot let's say, I can't imagine also wanting to do the Christmas themed race a month later...and then St. Pat's...I guess it's just one of those things you love or you don't.
That's how I am. I don't think the really small races are run that good in general, and some of the larger ones are even worse due to coordination. But, I've done some great races that I'll do again when I'm back to running shape.
I've done a few fundraiser rides/races and didn't like most of them. But, a couple are okay. I'd much rather ride or run solo than do most.
But, I did enjoy doing my triathlons when I used to race. For the most part, those were ran very well.1 -
_barefoot_ wrote: »CaptainFantastic01 wrote: »_barefoot_ wrote: »CaptainFantastic01 wrote: »SuperOrganism2 wrote: »Religion
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Wait ...
Don't you have a bible quote on you're arm ?
Very astute grasshopper, I believe in God and that he is good and my verse assures me i am made for more than cowering in fear and that I am a strong and loving being.
I do not believe in organized religion because it is a tough crowd that can be extremely judgemental and hypocritical without taking the time to talk or get to know or actually try to help hurting people.
I am not here to talk about religion as I like this thread and don't want it to get shut down!
Hoppy Easter
Where is teacups I notice she deleted her account ?
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I read the Twilight books and found something positive to say to my enthusiastic niece and my father who both loved them and forcibly loaned them to me so we could discuss them. I didn't say I loved them but I didn't say how I really felt either.
I dissauded my dad from starting Fifty Shades of Grey so I wouldn't have to read or talk about them with him.
My dad went through a weird reading phase after my mom died.2 -
I read the Twilight books and found something positive to say to my enthusiastic niece and my father who both loved them and forcibly loaned them to me so we could discuss them. I didn't say I loved them but I didn't say how I really felt either.
I dissauded my dad from starting Fifty Shades of Grey so I wouldn't have to read or talk about them with him.
My dad went through a weird reading phase after my mom died.
Oh goodness! I have been down that road (Twilight and Fifty Shades books) with my (much older & female) boss and can only imagine how awkward it would be with your dad, especially if he had read Fifty Shades.
The other day I watched the movie "Call Me By Your Name" and due to a couple of scenes I tried to dissuade my mother from watching it. She watched anyway and we had a very awkward discussion.0 -
Reeses eggs ...damn that peanut butter deliciousness1
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Nope... You might find me behind the wheel however...1
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March madness
Wasn’t really into it until my ex college made it
But we lost so now I don’t watch0
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