@Durek_The_Bald oh. I was really hoping it was an actual line said by that guy in a movie or something.
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@Durek_The_Bald oh. I was really hoping it was an actual line said by that guy in a movie or something.
@Typo-MAGAshiv God, there are so many layers to it, I hardly know where to begin. The importance of proper punctuation, the dangers of drugs, the futility of argumentativeness. But more than anything, it's a commentary on the state of society, and how we all live in one.
Either that, or just pointless silliness with a funny face on it.
@diyar I liked this. You have a good attitude/mindset, which is reflected in the perspective of the field report ("I"/"me" vs. "they"/"her"). This is a good example of what being your own mental point of origin (ref. Rollo) can look like.
I chatted with girl (super sweet person but not attractive) about her unusual name. What was special about this interaction: I was in a bad mood, my common vulnerable victim mood, that normally paralyzes me preventing me from getting anything done or being interested in ANY social interaction. Yet I forced myself to talk with her and talk about something completely trivial and unimportant. This interaction actually did help pull me out of my bad mood
I particularly liked this bit. Many would've spent a lot of energy on trying to psycho-analyse what she may or may not have gotten out of it, and have that be the judge of the situation. So it's refreshing to see someone not spending a single fuck on that.
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If there are two things I trust in this world, it's committees and journalists. Now, a committee of journalists? Holy shit, that's peak trustworthiness. Definitely no dramatics there.
+ Oh, and btw: I went to their website, just for the heck of it. Typed in "Gonzalo Lira" in the search box, and would you have thunk it: no results. So you see, they're about politics and dramatics, not protecting journalists.
Maybe it's me, but a hell of a lot more high profile individuals have been dying from pneumonia than usual. Like a lot.
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Oh, and btw: I went to their website, just for the heck of it. Typed in "Gonzalo Lira" in the search box, and would you have thunk it: no results. So you see, they're about politics and dramatics, not protecting journalists.
If there are two things I trust in this world, it's committees and journalists. Now, a committee of journalists? Holy shit, that's peak trustworthiness. Definitely no dramatics there.
I can see this becoming a thing: