The ~Ask Anyone Anything~ Thread

Z3wpk · 07-07-2008, 05:44 PM

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Originally Posted by Gikoku

For my question, how do you people feel about stereotypes?

Alot of them are annoying but yet some still tend to be true sometimes. Which is quite depressing.

Anyone see Wanted yet? If so, how was it?

Gikoku · 07-07-2008, 06:05 PM

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Originally Posted by f[i]Rebat

of course there's something stupid about being happy when someone is trying to upset you. Why on earth would that make you happy?

I read you wrong then, as I had meant that there is nothing stupid with people blocking out other people's intolerance by thinking happy thoughts. Not by reacting in a way such as "Wow, you think I'm a redneck homo?

THANKS MAN!" and being serious about it, although I have yet to actually meet someone like that... (But again I wouldn't judge them for it)

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Originally Posted by f[i]Rebat

All i am saying is if you are terribly affected by someone, then you are also to blame for letting it get to you so much.

To an extent, but for some people that's not the case.

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Originally Posted by f[i]Rebat

Anything is better than that, and i've said somethings that are in previous posts, but becoming magically happy is not really a way of dealing with anything

Obviously for you, it isn't. But for some people, it works for them... Some people just have their own way of dealing with things, whether it be crying, throwing a tantrum, assaulting that person/group of people, being happy, or just quietly ignoring that other person. Whatever works for them shouldn't really concern you though, unless it's someone you care about or someone who's in danger.

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Originally Posted by Z3wpk

Anyone see Wanted yet?

Nah, but I really do want to though, that and Hancock.

ImSoWii'd · 07-07-2008, 06:06 PM

wanted was good (9/10) i enjoyed it!
Hancock was a 8/10 for me might be different for you

f[i]Rebat · 07-07-2008, 06:57 PM

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Originally Posted by Gikoku

Obviously for you, it isn't. But for some people, it works for them... Some people just have their own way of dealing with things, whether it be crying, throwing a tantrum, assaulting that person/group of people, being happy, or just quietly ignoring that other person. Whatever works for them shouldn't really concern you though, unless it's someone you care about or someone who's in danger.

this is true and is probably the foundation of what we have discussed. I merely speak of whether these ways are effective for oneself and if some self control would be better than to throw a tantrum or the like. However, like it is, everyone has their own way of dealing with things, although i can only suggest to these people that a little time out trying to see the opposing side's point of view, no matter how stupid one may think, is worth a thought.

TortillaChip520 · 07-07-2008, 07:09 PM

^that, i can pretty much agree with. i know a girl who just sets herself up for ppl to do stuff like that to her, and then just bitches about how everyone hates, but yet she won't take anybody's advice and just want's ppls pity.

my point was that Z3wpk wasn't throwing a tantrum or anything like that, in fact i thought he handled it pretty calmly, so the whole people not controlling their emotions thing was kinda unnecessary.

question: does anybody find the noise of your dog licking itself extensively extremely disturbing??

bbodine61 · 07-07-2008, 07:10 PM

licking himself is my dogs favorite pass time

and yes, very gross

Gikoku · 07-07-2008, 07:27 PM

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Originally Posted by TortillaChip520

question: does anybody find the noise of your dog licking itself extensively extremely disturbing??

Not extremely, but it does bother me a little bit.

.... I wonder what it would be like if my fiance did that...

bbodine61 · 07-07-2008, 07:30 PM

what was that about your fiance?

TortillaChip520 · 07-07-2008, 07:35 PM

if she could, then she wouldn't need you

it's just that noises of ppl chewing and stuff like that just KILL me....it's nasties

but strangely enough, it doesn't bother me when my parents do it, but if one of my step parents do it i wanna strangle them in their sleep

Z3wpk · 07-07-2008, 09:34 PM

What's the weather like over by you?

-Here it's been very rainy and muggy. It's somewhat depressing. Hopefully when I leave for Florida it will be nice down there. (Btw I live in NY Tri-State Area.)

Frogger · 07-07-2008, 09:46 PM

Surprisingly dry.

Happy · 07-07-2008, 10:04 PM

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Originally Posted by Z3wpk

What's the weather like over by you?

-Here it's been very rainy and muggy. It's somewhat depressing. Hopefully when I leave for Florida it will be nice down there. (Btw I live in NY Tri-State Area.)

Was chilly in the morning, sunny at midday then pissing with rain for the rest of the day

TortillaChip520 · 07-07-2008, 10:06 PM

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Originally Posted by Z3wpk

What's the weather like over by you?

-Here it's been very rainy and muggy. It's somewhat depressing. Hopefully when I leave for Florida it will be nice down there. (Btw I live in NY Tri-State Area.)

rainy and humid, but HOOOTTT.

Z3wpk · 07-07-2008, 10:07 PM

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Originally Posted by TortillaChip520

rainy and humid, but HOOOTTT.

Well it's not like you have variety in your weather.

TortillaChip520 · 07-07-2008, 10:09 PM

haha here where i'm visiting they do. i'm in kentucky right now, it sucksss.

but back in az the weather is phenominal, if you can handle 110º+.

surfinrach90 · 07-07-2008, 10:11 PM

Today it rained, a lot.

Luckily though it stayed dry when I went to town, and the really heavy downpoor we had started just after I got home. It's usually the other one round and starts when I go out then finishes when I get in!