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ImTheGuyThatDidThat
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16 Dec 2008, 5:36 am

I`m reading an interview with Clint Eastwood
and he talks a little about what he thinks
of todays USA. And he thinks it sucks :lol:
When he grew up he says, people handled
their problems with their fists, someone
bullied him and he broke his nose, end of
bullying. Now, he says, its just endless hours
of going to the shrink for every little thing
and he dont think much of it :lol:
i`m tempted to concur. People seem
to be less and less able to think for
themselfes and run to the shrink
as soon as something feels "off".



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16 Dec 2008, 5:37 am

ImTheGuyThatDidThat wrote:
i_wanna_blue wrote:
Ok I'll make some ice cream and add some chocolate :lol:



I usually take a bowl, fill it with some chocoloate
powder, then i put the pistachio icecream with
chocolate chips in it on top - then i have more
chocolate powder on top of that and then a
nice spray of caramel sauce over it
mm mm mm :D and maybe some
m&m`s thrown in just for fun


Woah!! ! Sounds rich.... by chocolate powder you mean something like Nesquick????

have you ever eaten Milo. I just add a little milk and eat the granules......dont dissolve them.



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16 Dec 2008, 5:39 am

Yes, just powder like Nesquick.
Milo...dont think i have have
ever seen that.... i know its
a washing up liquid here called
that :lol:



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16 Dec 2008, 5:43 am

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Its kinda like nesquick, but very crunchy. Suppose to give you energy.... Im sure you've eaten nestle crunch, its very similar.



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16 Dec 2008, 5:53 am

No, never heard of Nestle crunch
news to me



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16 Dec 2008, 5:57 am

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Really? Oh, well there must be some malt/chocolate crunchy thingy you have tasted?



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16 Dec 2008, 6:09 am

Hm...nothing comes to mind..
*looking up what "malt" is*
never seen the chocloatetype
in the pic before - i dont think
they have it here



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16 Dec 2008, 6:12 am

Oh ok, never mind then. A lot of milo and little milk is very nice...



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16 Dec 2008, 6:18 am

I just made some cookies and they're outta this world! :P


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16 Dec 2008, 7:40 am

Ha, I just stole a photograph from ITGTDT....
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But that's because I like to say something about the glass half full or half empty saying. Hope not to sound too teacher-like saying this, probably will but heck. It says something about someones perception on the world or on things in general. The half empty person could say to a new (and sensible) plan, for instance, that is never going to work. The attitude he has, a priori, is somewhat negative while another could say; yeah that might work, lets try it. The perception is different and more positive with the person where one could say that he sees things from half full view or perspective.

I heard a couple of times in the past that I was more a half empty glass person (occasionally that's true) but I could return it by saying.... No, not really....that's your half empty view about me, you dumb f*ck.

Bla, bla, bla....



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16 Dec 2008, 7:44 am

^
Damn...thats proably it, its a question made
to show how you think, theres no right
answer in a way -

except that its both! half full and half empty i say :lol:



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16 Dec 2008, 7:58 am

Don't know what to say so....


Jeee, I haven't brushed my teeth yet. I hate that.

*puts on coat and shoes*

umm, silly I....

8)



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16 Dec 2008, 8:20 am

^
:lol:

-----------------------------------------------------


I know for sure that humans getting lost on
drugs end up feeling really bad usually. But,
i have a gutfeeling that a human with AS
getting lost on drugs can have it even
worse due to the way things are felt
and remembered :( i have no evidence,
just a thought that have been spinning
around, the way many with AS feels and
reacts often does not go well with substance
abuse i think, it can hurt even more then
it usually does and you dont forget it ever :(
I`ve had my share of drugs in the past and
they are still hurting me, the memories...
sometimes i just swallowed as much as i could
just to try and not feel and forget, instead i
felt really bad and i still remember everything :(
I tried to drink and black out so i didnt have to
remember the night, instead i remember everything :(
i cant even drink to forget.. i cant forget it seems like.
And this make me very sad, i`m just so sure theres
alot of people out there hurting bad for different
reasons mixed togehter and they might not even
know what it is thats tormenting them :(

A guy i called a friend a long time ago went downhill
on drugs, got arrested one night and then they found
him dead in the cell 2 hours later, he had had a real
bad break down :( and then the exact same thing
happend to his brother 6 months later 8O :( it was
just unbelivebal. I remember those guys...they didnt
fit, and i wonder.... :( they never got past 19 and 22
and it destroyed the whole family, it was so sad,
still is :(



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16 Dec 2008, 8:41 am

no more worries
no more fears
no more need to work out major issues
trust issues can grow in a positive way
negative trust issues would melt away on their own.

its not about who is the better parent,
its about loving and caring for the child.

there are many things I am deficit in that would or could benefit the child that U is good at,
one could balance out the other, there just needs to be a willing positive peace.

this does not mean the privacy and space issues need to be broken.
those can be kept without force, its better that way, no negative trust issues.
its all about the child.



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16 Dec 2008, 9:04 am

^
8)

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I notice one thing more and more when looking at
pics of members here - at first i didnt think much
of it but then i noticed and have also seen others
mention it. The expressions, when looking at pics
of people at sites theres usually big smiles and
the showing of teeth, people line up and try their
best in a way. Here i see something so much better,
i like it. :D And i so often see this "thing" in people
here, a sense of wonder shining out trough their
eyes, something i cant explain or put words on,
just "something"...

People here are often more "this is me" in my eyes,
they dont "hide" behind a big smile, it just looks more
honest in a way, and even when they smile theres usually
this "something" over it and you see that they smile because
they feel like smiling, not because theres a camera around,
something more real, its easier to relate to. I really like the
way alot of people "look" here, their honest expressions :D
keep it up :thumright:



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16 Dec 2008, 3:54 pm

This will sound like a stupid question, but I sometimes see women and emos with
hair hanging in front of their faces.

My question is: Why is that? Why do women and emos have
hair hanging in front of their faces?

I do not understand.


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