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who am i again
who am i again
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I really hate it when people call themselves weird. It's basically saying, "I have no personality, so I need to exaggerate myself in order to make it seem like I'm more interesting than I really am."
People who truly are considered "weird" would never see themselves as weird because they're too busy... Being weird.
I really hate it when people call themselves weird. It's basically saying, "I have no personality, so I need to exaggerate myself in order to make it seem like I'm more interesting than I really am."
People who truly are considered "weird" would never see themselves as weird because they're too busy... Being weird.
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I hate wearing long-sleeved shirts.
I hate wearing long-sleeved shirts.
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I hate how my store will just randomly stop carrying things, particularly books in a series or TV show DVD releases. They'll have, like, 1-4 and doing a search on it, I find out that it's up to nearly book 10 *grumbles* It's like they *want* to drive the customers to the website.
I also hate when series just...stop. I can see there being time between releases. I understand. That happens. I don't like it, but I understand it. But I have (at least) five series that I've been waiting on releases of the next book for upwards on probably 4 years now on the one and there's no sign of it getting printed any time soon. Two of the series I'm waiting on, it also happens to be the last freaking book. It'd be different if it fell into the situation bitched about above, but no. This is a complete and utter halt to publication and it ticks me the hell off.
I hate how my store will just randomly stop carrying things, particularly books in a series or TV show DVD releases. They'll have, like, 1-4 and doing a search on it, I find out that it's up to nearly book 10 *grumbles* It's like they *want* to drive the customers to the website.
I also hate when series just...stop. I can see there being time between releases. I understand. That happens. I don't like it, but I understand it. But I have (at least) five series that I've been waiting on releases of the next book for upwards on probably 4 years now on the one and there's no sign of it getting printed any time soon. Two of the series I'm waiting on, it also happens to be the last freaking book. It'd be different if it fell into the situation bitched about above, but no. This is a complete and utter halt to publication and it ticks me the hell off.
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These posts are made of sheer untainted epic win.
This post is also made of win, although not quite as unrefined epic as the others.
These posts are made of sheer untainted epic win.
This post is also made of win, although not quite as unrefined epic as the others.
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THIS. THIS MOTHERFUCKER RIGHT BY HERE. People who say they're 'non-comformist' pisses me off like nothing else. I literally have to physically stop myself from flying into a blind rage. Living with my brother when he went through his Emo stage was hard work. 'Oh I'm so non-comformist!' 'NO YOU ARE NOT! YOU'RE COMFORMING WITH ALL THE OTHER FUCKTARDS WHO THINK THE EMO SCENE IS NON-COMFORMIST!'
THIS. THIS MOTHERFUCKER RIGHT BY HERE. People who say they're 'non-comformist' pisses me off like nothing else. I literally have to physically stop myself from flying into a blind rage. Living with my brother when he went through his Emo stage was hard work. 'Oh I'm so non-comformist!' 'NO YOU ARE NOT! YOU'RE COMFORMING WITH ALL THE OTHER FUCKTARDS WHO THINK THE EMO SCENE IS NON-COMFORMIST!'
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Have you checked to see if there were reasons? Writers can die, too(as I know from my own experience).
I hate being hungry. It's such a bother. Yeah, I do sometimes need a reminder to eat, but does it have to be so annoying and unclear? I just start feeling lethargic and unless I'm thinking something along those lines already, it always takes a while before I realize the reason. Besides, 8 hours isn't even such a long time to go without eating. Damn those biological imperatives.
Have you checked to see if there were reasons? Writers can die, too(as I know from my own experience).
I hate being hungry. It's such a bother. Yeah, I do sometimes need a reminder to eat, but does it have to be so annoying and unclear? I just start feeling lethargic and unless I'm thinking something along those lines already, it always takes a while before I realize the reason. Besides, 8 hours isn't even such a long time to go without eating. Damn those biological imperatives.
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As a regular attendee at goth events, I frequently find myself talking to people about the subculture and the fashion inherent. While yes you can say they all look alike etc, there are differences you begin to notice, specially when you look at goths who are clearly in it for fashion and conformity, and others who just 'ended up' there.
For example, Edward, a friend of mine, dresses as a clown. Not a gothy clown, not a scary clown, but a clown you would see at a fete. One of the most interesting people I've ever met.
In the first time I met him, we discussed a little about the standard of dress at that club. I overheard more than one person remark on my clothing (jeans and a tee-shirt) (and also my age appearance), and he remarked that a lot of Goth fashion was in fact about the little differences. There is a unified theme present, but if you're not applying your own personal style to it, you're doin it wrong. Inevitably I returned to dancing with the sugar fairies.
I hate shopping at Rocking Horse. The pretentiousness hits you before you even get through the door. Sadly its the only good music store in the city.
As a regular attendee at goth events, I frequently find myself talking to people about the subculture and the fashion inherent. While yes you can say they all look alike etc, there are differences you begin to notice, specially when you look at goths who are clearly in it for fashion and conformity, and others who just 'ended up' there.
For example, Edward, a friend of mine, dresses as a clown. Not a gothy clown, not a scary clown, but a clown you would see at a fete. One of the most interesting people I've ever met.
In the first time I met him, we discussed a little about the standard of dress at that club. I overheard more than one person remark on my clothing (jeans and a tee-shirt) (and also my age appearance), and he remarked that a lot of Goth fashion was in fact about the little differences. There is a unified theme present, but if you're not applying your own personal style to it, you're doin it wrong. Inevitably I returned to dancing with the sugar fairies.
I hate shopping at Rocking Horse. The pretentiousness hits you before you even get through the door. Sadly its the only good music store in the city.
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Just remember, you are unique, just like everybody else.
In other news, I hate stairs. Mostly when cats puke on one of the steps and I accidentally step in it because I'm carrying a huge box.
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Just remember, you are unique, just like everybody else.
In other news, I hate stairs. Mostly when cats puke on one of the steps and I accidentally step in it because I'm carrying a huge box.
>=[
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Joining the counter-culture certainly defies societal norms but still requires a level of conformity that's ironic for anyone trying to be non-conformist; especially in when related to music scenes that dictate a specific method of dress. Interesting idea for a social experiment: try going to several goth/emo/punk concerts in average clothes, or even clothes counter to the expected standard, and see what happens.
Joining the counter-culture certainly defies societal norms but still requires a level of conformity that's ironic for anyone trying to be non-conformist; especially in when related to music scenes that dictate a specific method of dress. Interesting idea for a social experiment: try going to several goth/emo/punk concerts in average clothes, or even clothes counter to the expected standard, and see what happens.
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Talking about Robert Jordan, are we? *chuckles* Far as I know, no. Though I think there's one that just up and decided to stop drawing, which sucks. The other one put out a book...last year and it was freaking massive (like three manga thick in one book) but it's still not the end of the story. Mostly I think it's because they're not being translated. Although the bit about my store stopping carrying them holds true *regardless* of the manga artist. They just suck with their selection *laughs*
Talking about Robert Jordan, are we? *chuckles* Far as I know, no. Though I think there's one that just up and decided to stop drawing, which sucks. The other one put out a book...last year and it was freaking massive (like three manga thick in one book) but it's still not the end of the story. Mostly I think it's because they're not being translated. Although the bit about my store stopping carrying them holds true *regardless* of the manga artist. They just suck with their selection *laughs*
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To go along with hating "non-conformists", I fucking hate standardization. Why does the military have it in their head to train new recruits, and during leadership courses that to have a standard will ensure we all survive on the battlefield. When I was overseas we all had different tactical vests, which we then sold to the next rotation.
It just bugs me that people are trying to fucking cock us around, and they try to use an excuse that I know from experience is simply bullshit. I have more combat experience than my instructors for fuck's sake.
To go along with hating "non-conformists", I fucking hate standardization. Why does the military have it in their head to train new recruits, and during leadership courses that to have a standard will ensure we all survive on the battlefield. When I was overseas we all had different tactical vests, which we then sold to the next rotation.
It just bugs me that people are trying to fucking cock us around, and they try to use an excuse that I know from experience is simply bullshit. I have more combat experience than my instructors for fuck's sake.
