What's a thing you always assumed?
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rosebarnalice wrote: »I always assumed that skinny people were happier and healthier than I was.
I have encountered so many unhealthy habits among supposed fitness people. I no longer judge by how big the muscles are or how slim the waist0 -
Kashmir_314_ wrote: »Kashmir_314_ wrote: »Kashmir_314_ wrote: »Kashmir_314_ wrote: »I assumed one day my prince would come
Trouble is he'll probably look like a regular guy. They don't even give out prince costumes to real princes anymore.
I'm honestly partial to a regular guy. Walt Disney was a hopeless romantic.
ETA: that's faithful
ETA: that likes tacos
See, a faithful taco eating prince is even more rare. All these extra criteria make it less likely that some regular guy can rent a jester outfit, do some light sewing to make it passable, and woo you before you figure out he's not a real prince. 🤡
So you're telling me there's no chance?
All of my brothers are married, so...0 -
I assumed there would be cookies & punch in this thread for us to chat and mingle. This is no way to treat guests! @5ofseven0
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chuckle_bunny wrote: »I assumed there would be cookies & punch in this thread for us to chat and mingle. This is no way to treat guests! 5ofseven
It's hard to be such a disappointment, but I give it my all. I can barely be bothered to engage in a civil manner when paged, now you want cookies? I think I'd have better luck eating tacos and playing dress up with @Kashmir_314_1 -
corinasue1143 wrote: »I always assumed that when you got married, you would live happily ever after.
I was fooled by this assumption too
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I assumed that as my siblings got older that my helicopter, over protective older sister syndrome would cool down. But it hasn’t changed.5
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I always assumed that talent would be enough to get a person someplace.1
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KosmosKitten wrote: »I always assumed that talent would be enough to get a person someplace.
Not unless your talent is bullsharting, polictics or sports.2 -
GymGoddessGoals wrote: »KosmosKitten wrote: »I always assumed that talent would be enough to get a person someplace.
Not unless your talent is bullsharting, polictics or sports.
Fair.
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KosmosKitten wrote: »I always assumed that talent would be enough to get a person someplace.
Look at Van Gogh.
Why even spend 40 years developing artistic ability when you can sell a banana taped to a wall for 120k?2 -
KosmosKitten wrote: »I always assumed that talent would be enough to get a person someplace.
Look at Van Gogh.
Why even spend 40 years developing artistic ability when you can sell a banana taped to a wall for 120k?
Ah, modern art at its finest. The fact that two "versions" of the banana sold previously for that price tag and that part of the performance was someone coming up and eating said 120K banana is just... well, that's the state of modern art.
Take me back to signed toilets and everyday objects as art, please.
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I assumed this thread would encompass something other than concerns about toilets, bananas, and what others earn.1
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I assumed that knights and samurai fought each other with swords, but it seems that's not true (at least after a certain point). Their armor became too good, and they primarily used bludgeoning weapons, polearms, and there was a lot of ranged warfare. But there were lances and calvary charges.
I also assumed that guns ended the whole armor idea, at least by WWI when you had real rifles and machine guns. But, there were still French cavalry troops wearing metal breastplates and there were still swords around.0 -
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That if you try your hardest you'll win, nope.. sometimes there are others just better.1
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that hard work and talent would be enough2
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that if I got everything I said I wanted I’d be happy
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twitchandshout wrote: »that if I got everything I said I wanted I’d be happy
Then you'd want more2 -
PlentyofProtein00 wrote: »twitchandshout wrote: »that if I got everything I said I wanted I’d be happy
Then you'd want more
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I assume every ache or cough or pain is something awful1
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Yep. I actually sold them from 1986 to 1998. I was awarded one from the factory for being one of the top salesmen in the company in 1989. Instead of a serial number, my last name is imprinted on the machine in it's place. Also, at one time I used to help my brother who was a maintence/repair for the distributor I worked for on repairing them. So I know what to replace when something isn't working right. And a fan is like $10 and wheels about $20. I also keep it clean so it performs at it's best. I clean out the brushroll and pull all the hair out of the brushroll bearings once a month and vacuum out the inner bag every 3 months or so.That vacuums suck in air. Scientifically air is PUSHED into the space.
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So vacuuming doesn't suck? That's objectively wrong, every time I vacuum, it sucks.
I guess it depends on POV. I actually like cleaning and have one of the best vaccums ever. Had it since 1989 and just replace wheels and fan occasionally.
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Kirby?
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Oh, I also had assumed that everyone understands basic addition and subtraction on here. Apparently that's not a given.
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You forgot porn.GymGoddessGoals wrote: »KosmosKitten wrote: »I always assumed that talent would be enough to get a person someplace.
Not unless your talent is bullsharting, polictics or sports.
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You forgot porn.GymGoddessGoals wrote: »KosmosKitten wrote: »I always assumed that talent would be enough to get a person someplace.
Not unless your talent is bullsharting, polictics or sports.
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No I didn't *eyeroll*1 -
I always assumed I needed someone to make me happy but it turned out I needed to be happy with myself before I did that.3
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I used to think that the day would never come, I'd see the light in the shade of the morning sun0
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Omgpen_pineapple wrote: »I used to think that the day would never come, I'd see the light in the shade of the morning sun
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