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the thread about nothing...
- Thread in 'General' Thread starter Started by Renaldo Balkman,
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bonafide101
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The yearly she's defrosting meme...
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Why not just donate everything except 200k a year? She’d still be living better than most. Mackenzie Scott the only person I wanna hear talk about what billionaires should do.
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3900stabler
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Them PETA folks gonna get mad at that.
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I always wanted to do the Ralph's bear fit one day lol
darthska
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Wordle 1,598 6/6
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I will never get steak from Arbys sounds and looks disgusting
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Wayyy better blud
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Man you know everything is a virtue signaling presentation. The fact that SHE would come out her mouth with that is just hilarious.
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2 things, regarding someone doing something good, listed IN ORDER OF IMPORTANCE:
1. A good thing was done.
2. Why YOU THINK they did it.
Often times the reasoning you posite behind why someone did something says more about you than it does them.
"He only did that to impress his date" is often said by someone who does things just to impress people, or refrains from doing things because they think that other people will think that they're just doing it to impress people.
(And I can't stand Billie Eilish.)
1. A good thing was done.
2. Why YOU THINK they did it.
Often times the reasoning you posite behind why someone did something says more about you than it does them.
"He only did that to impress his date" is often said by someone who does things just to impress people, or refrains from doing things because they think that other people will think that they're just doing it to impress people.
(And I can't stand Billie Eilish.)
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Bruh I just got out of bed with the weirdest symptoms I've ever seen. It makes zero sense.
I can't walk forwards or both lower legs get crazy tremors. Side to side walking kinda works but I gotta do it real slow.
Full mobility on all other limbs during all this btw.
Test 1: Someone grabs my hand -> The tremors don't even begin when I take forward stap but begin immediarely once the other person lets go.
Test 2: Touching myself also work in the same manner. I'm out here moving like Goku's instant transmission, just maintaining contact with 1 or 2 fingers. Letting go = instant heavy tremors.
I was on the phone wih my neurologists ans even she sounded kinda bamboozled, she said it wouldn't be my anti-epileptica meds as I've been on them for almost 6 months.
....And to top it all, some good old hallucinations!
Visual deforming objects, I don't think any are audible. At least I'm very well aware of the hallucinations in my peripheral vision so I can just ignore them.
At least my next consultation with my neurologist was already planned months in advance for next week. She said I could always go to the ER if it gets worse.
I can't walk forwards or both lower legs get crazy tremors. Side to side walking kinda works but I gotta do it real slow.
Full mobility on all other limbs during all this btw.
Test 1: Someone grabs my hand -> The tremors don't even begin when I take forward stap but begin immediarely once the other person lets go.
Test 2: Touching myself also work in the same manner. I'm out here moving like Goku's instant transmission, just maintaining contact with 1 or 2 fingers. Letting go = instant heavy tremors.
I was on the phone wih my neurologists ans even she sounded kinda bamboozled, she said it wouldn't be my anti-epileptica meds as I've been on them for almost 6 months.
....And to top it all, some good old hallucinations!
Visual deforming objects, I don't think any are audible. At least I'm very well aware of the hallucinations in my peripheral vision so I can just ignore them.
At least my next consultation with my neurologist was already planned months in advance for next week. She said I could always go to the ER if it gets worse.
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Are you at work?Bruh I just got out of bed with the weirdest symptoms I've ever seen. It makes zero sense.
I can't walk forwards or both lower legs get crazy tremors. Side to side walking kinda works but I gotta do it real slow.
Full mobility on all other limbs during all this btw.
Test 1: Someone grabs my hand -> The tremors don't even begin when I take forward stap but begin immediarely once the other person lets go.
Test 2: Touching myself also work in the same manner. I'm out here moving like Goku's instant transmission, just maintaining contact with 1 or 2 fingers. Letting go = instant heavy tremors.
I was on the phone wih my neurologists ans even she sounded kinda bamboozled, she said it wouldn't be my anti-epileptica meds as I've been on them for almost 6 months.
....And to top it all, some good old hallucinations!
Visual deforming objects, I don't think any are audible. At least I'm very well aware of the hallucinations in my peripheral vision so I can just ignore them.
At least my next consultation with my neurologist was already planned months in advance for next week. She said I could always go to the ER if it gets worse.
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