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RE: Serious chat. - Blunt - 01-31-2015
(01-31-2015, 03:37 AM)Supervisor Wrote: Agreed, Smoke To It?
-Supervisor
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Lol seem like a pretty dope dude.
i would I'm at my girls and on my phone and shit otherwise i would totally have a smoke sesh on Skype or something.
we smoking but i don't have Skype on my phone and don't want it due to help a notifications!
RE: Serious chat. - m1kep - 02-10-2015
(01-25-2015, 11:46 PM)Lux Wrote: Whenever I hold a door open for someone, move out of their way, or do anything to change what I was going to benefit someone else, nobody says thank you, or even appreciates it. That's why I've now taken to saying "You're so very welcome" in a moderately loud voice.I feel like when you feel the need to make them aware that you did something for them, kind of brings you down as a person, cause if you want recognition for your nice gesture, why are you really that nice gesture? Is it for the recognition, or makes you feel like your better because your being nice, or is it because you genuinely want to help somebody.
People are miserable. They aren't used to a 6 foot 2 kid saying 'good afternoon' to them whilst they walk their dog. It's a shame.
This might come off as hostile, but I promise it's not meant that way
(01-25-2015, 11:46 PM)Lux Wrote: Whenever I hold a door open for someone, move out of their way, or do anything to change what I was going to benefit someone else, nobody says thank you, or even appreciates it. That's why I've now taken to saying "You're so very welcome" in a moderately loud voice.I feel like when you feel the need to make them aware that you did something for them, kind of brings you down as a person, cause if you want recognition for your nice gesture, why are you really that nice gesture? Is it for the recognition, or makes you feel like your better because your being nice, or is it because you genuinely want to help somebody.
People are miserable. They aren't used to a 6 foot 2 kid saying 'good afternoon' to them whilst they walk their dog. It's a shame.
This might come off as hostile, but I promise it's not meant that way
(01-26-2015, 03:13 AM)EXiLE Wrote: The worst one IMO is people that don't wave to drivers that let them cross the street.Kind of goes with my other response, if you think we are fucked up because somebody won't be nice back to you for your kind act, kind of shows that your probably doing it for the wrong reasons
Also those that don't say thanks when you open doors, pick things up for them, help their struggling children etc. because it's one less job that they have to do and you don't get a simple greeting in return... you're right, we're completely fucked.
(01-27-2015, 02:43 AM)Senpai Wrote: I find it humorous that in today's society, introvert people are the ones that use their manners the most.Just a thought, but maybe they are introverted because of society's lack of manners and politeness, and they don't want to impose those negative feelings into others
(01-30-2015, 05:49 PM)Blunt Wrote: @phyrrus9 Something that truly grinds gears rofl.Not saying your s bad person, but this is an example of society today, deragotatory names, judging even though you don't know them
and yeah on top of my rant before it was super shitty out today and my car wouldn't start, so i took the bus got a transfer, they last 30 minutes. The bus was lateby two minutes. Stupid Butch Bus driver who looks like she just got done eating her gf puss that is named Ronda. She looks at me and says its been 32 minutes i can't let you on.
I was like fuck yourself dyke lol soo mad I'm hella far away from home
Post is from my phone so sorry if my grammar worse than normal [emoji14]