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Bored, Esq. wrote:Trolled.

zzzzzzzz wrote: That's that DMT kicking in, I knew a dude that was clinically dead then revived after being hit by a car, he said while dead he spent a month in downtown Memphis and even rode on a jet with a pimp in a purple suit. He talked about how the city was mostly deserted and he would go sit in an apartment and watch the sun set every night.

Bored, Esq. wrote:

Hypnagogia wrote: So maybe you don't fear death itself, but you must realize that it will, whenever it happens, prevent you from accomplishing whatever you were going to later.

I take it for granted that when it comes time to die I'll feel good about the life I've lived. What's the point of regret, really? Even if I do feel regret I'll soon be dead and it won't exist anymore. Not much to worry about.

BUNGVOX wrote:i dont care as long as i can watch tv and get pie eyed.

Mari_Mar wrote:

BUNGVOX wrote:i dont care as long as i can watch tv and get pie eyed.

What does "pie eyed" mean???

Hypnagogia wrote: Very emo-goth of you, Bored; let's see those cutter scars.

Bored, Esq. wrote:

Kurt Russell's Beard wrote:

Bored, Esq. wrote:

Kurt Russell's Beard wrote:

zzzzzzzz wrote:Haarr, I remember when I was 21 maybe when the full realization of death hit me (after years of thinking I was already there and cool with it) and I had trouble sleeping and thinking for a month or two. That's all sorted out, so I just work towards what I want to do, I don't care about getting old or dying, all the people that do cool shit are old and death happens.

All it would take for your self-deception to come crashing around your feet is for another close call to happen, a friend dying, etc. Seriously. Life comes in stages. You'll hit the next one and have more sleepless nights until you find ways to calm yourself. All the people who do cool shit are old? Are you serious? What experiences do you have with the elderly? Fucking christ man. Maybe I'm bitter running all these elderly mobilehome parks but goddamn, the majority of old people are slow and fearful.

Do you ever have an honest moment, Matt?

Oh, let’s just drop it, yeah, hahaha, isn’t this your thread? For a guy so completely unique and set apart from the human race, you sure do make a lot of posts about the big topics, death and suicide and such, as many as I probably answer. You’re constantly provoking reaction, throwing yourself goodbye parties, reinventing yourself as unique, goading and rewarding and stalking, and you’re going to suggest that if I knew you IRL…hahaha, IRL, did you just fucking type that?! that all would be revealed and I would extend my tongue to catch the special fucking snowflake that you are?!

You talk of honest moments? Okay, here’s the honest moment, IRL: we all get together and you’re the creepy one in the corner leering at people and blaming your “brain problems.” Hahaha, give me a break, Umesh. I may have my flaws, admittedly, but we have to capitalize the word Flawed when referring to you. My narcissism? No worse than yours, man. It’s sort of funny. Do you not find it funny? Admit it, it’s kind of funny.

Trolled.

Kurt Russell's Beard wrote: I’m not buying it. Because you’re sort of a coward. Which makes this the clammiest backpedal-handshake ever extended to me. You reached for the TROLLED card but I can smell the shit in your pants.

Mari_Mar wrote:

BUNGVOX wrote:i dont care as long as i can watch tv and get pie eyed.

What does "pie eyed" mean???

Bored, Esq. wrote:

Kurt Russell's Beard wrote: I’m not buying it. Because you’re sort of a coward. Which makes this the clammiest backpedal-handshake ever extended to me. You reached for the TROLLED card but I can smell the shit in your pants.

Matt, you're such a jackass. Just drop it. I warned you about embarrassing yourself.

BUNGVOX wrote:you ever smoke weed sugarplum????

hipster holocaust wrote:by the way sprucing this thread up a bit to lift me out of the depths of depression



ah, much better

Kurt Russell's Beard wrote:

hipster holocaust wrote:by the way sprucing this thread up a bit to lift me out of the depths of depression



ah, much better

Is she...yours?

Kurt Russell's Beard wrote:

hipster holocaust wrote:by the way sprucing this thread up a bit to lift me out of the depths of depression



ah, much better

Is she...yours?

As she spoke, I realized why my instincts were so completely off. In my misguided empathy I had committed what William James called the psychologist’s fallacy, assuming incorrectly that one knows what someone else is experiencing. With this newly widowed patient I imagined that only a life of sadness and decrepitude remained, and I felt bad about it.

But I was wrong. She had not fallen into the abyss. She was glad to have finally won a measure of freedom and was determined to make the best of it. As her life unfolded at the nursing home over the next year, she threw herself into new activities and relationships in a way that was quite unexpected.

All of us lapse into such mistaken impressions of old age from time to time. It stems in part from an age-centered perspective, in which we view our own age as the most normal of times, the way all life should be. At 18 the 50-year-olds may seem ancient, but at 50 we are apt to say the same about the 80-year-olds.

Mari_Mar wrote:

BUNGVOX wrote:you ever smoke weed sugarplum????

Yeah...

BUNGVOX wrote:

Mari_Mar wrote:

BUNGVOX wrote:you ever smoke weed sugarplum????

Yeah...

did you just take one toke and say 'im good thx' or did you really get peeled?

Mari_Mar wrote:

BUNGVOX wrote:

Mari_Mar wrote:

BUNGVOX wrote:you ever smoke weed sugarplum????

Yeah...

did you just take one toke and say 'im good thx' or did you really get peeled?

Really peeled...

Kurt Russell's Beard wrote:Marissa used to smoke a lot of drugs. It's true.

Kurt Russell's Beard wrote:Marissa used to smoke a lot of drugs. It's true.

hipster holocaust wrote:

Kurt Russell's Beard wrote:

hipster holocaust wrote:

Is she...yours?

yup!