Random Thoughts... I wanna hear 'em!

I think being boring is very underrated.

Why can't people just admit that they are boring?

I love being boring. I never get bored of it.

https://youtu.be/gP-g_Fcw5tM?t=220

Western wrote:I think being boring is very underrated.

Why can't people just admit that they are boring?

I love being boring. I never get bored of it.

Amen to that!

Tyler wrote:

Western wrote:I think being boring is very underrated.

Why can't people just admit that they are boring?

I love being boring. I never get bored of it.

Amen to that!

Second*.. now how to make them understand that liking to be functionally friendless or asocial doesn't mean that a person is not courteous, cooperative when interacted w/ ?. Intereacted w/in an unexploitive way esp.

*Soren Kierkegaard,Vivian Foster, Agne Narustye books need not apply. This specific year has been a kick btw the legs for those who consider anything less than hyper-extraversion unacceptable..

Triggering in a good way

1:26:44-1:27:14 https://youtu.be/EPwwmM6Xq3g?t=5204
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Listening to this

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6JapDyUwAu8

while playing Anya Taylor-Joy's 'The queen's gambit' character on 'chess.com'

for realsies ! x D : D
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Reading STEM related books, esp. textbooks in contrast to say ‘popular science’ writing is more akin to having to work through a high-tier non-kid oriented activity book when you consider the nature of demonstrating concepts and then having to work through complicated exercises in the book.

I'll bet if they did a study they'd find that areas with a large percentage of extroverts have higher Covid infection rates.

I bet if they did a study they'd find that areas with high levels of introverts have fewer cases of head lice.

=_= Waayy bothered by how I can't find my laptop charging cable, right now.
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This applies as much to the history and present of still relevant 'mega-cities' as it does to 'small towns'*.

I think that towns who have a 'claim to fame' as being the birth spot of someone famous whether a media celebrity or intellectual, should really reassess if said famous person (particularly when they are famous and still alive) actually likes it when that happens.

I say this thinking how many only felt impulsed to strive towards 'bigger and better things' b/c of how much they resented where they grew up, places which in their pre-fame lifetime treated them if not cruelly than not unlikely w/callous apathy at the least.

Ambiences which may very well remain the same by the time someone becomes 'successful a/o famous'

* =_= Ditto for schools

Polaris2043 wrote:I think that towns who have a 'claim to fame' as being the birth spot of someone famous whether a media celebrity or intellectual, should really reassess if said famous person (particularly when they are famous and still alive) actually likes it when that happens.

Doesn't one have to be deceased to have a town named after them?

I really can't come to terms with the sliders and socks combination.

I mean OK if you're just wearing it around the house or in prison or something but it's not a good look in any other circumstance.