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Counterpoint to all the young people: Never listen to ANYONE who tells you not to follow your passion.
It’s better to try, fail and learn than it is to grow old and wonder what could have been
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Counterpoint to all the young people: Never listen to ANYONE who tells you not to follow your passion.
It’s better to try, fail and learn than it is to grow old and wonder what could have been
Travel. Try new things. Eat food you’ve never tried before.
Get into the habit of reading. Actual books, not just things like lemmy.
Realize that literally every person you meet is a walking story, just like yourself
Brush your fuckin teeth.
Also: Floss. Seriously. Take care of your damn teeth. They’re important.
No, they’re Saltines.
Cracka.
Mitt Romney actually said the main reason everyone was on board for the ban was due to the sheer amount of Palestinian support on the app
You said it doesn’t effect the show after talking about how it effects the show.
Stealing is a very cool crime. Especially from Amazon.
You’re just a square.
This person who is insisting we punish low level criminals because they all will turn into high level criminals needs to stop playing GTA, pay a bill or two in life, and realize that poverty creates desperation, and in fact, locking up “low level” criminals actually exposes them to the more hardened ones who have turned it into a lifestyle.
If you don’t get thrown in a cage with dangerous people and treated like an animal, your odds of rehabilitation skyrocket.
Exposing people to violence, punishment and harder criminals is the least productive way to rehabilitation.
This is the one that my 🧠 still won’t let go.
Yeah, that’s definitely the one that I have going on for me. Life is weird.
Star Trek playmates figures from the 90s.
A completionist’s nightmare.
I’m almost there. 29 to go.
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Cheerleaders actually suffer a shitload of injuries
You are definitely ignorant to it’s history and execution. That’s not an insult.
But you don’t get to pretend you throughly understand something you admittedly don’t even have any interest in, or have spent any time studying.
It’s not gatekeeping. You’re pretending to know things you don’t have a basic understanding of.
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Untrue. Vastly untrue.
What we know as wrestling started off in civil war camps (between battles, Irish soldiers would wrestle each other while the other soldiers would bet on the matches), which eventually turned into a legitimate sport, who’s first World Champion was a man called William Muldoon. Also known as “the solid man”.
What we know as professional wrestling today can be traced back to 1909 with a match between Frank Gotch and George Hackenschmidt, which is considered to be the last legitimate contest for a world title under the banner of “professional wrestling”.
After that we get the rise of the Gold Dust Trio and what we know as “sports entertainment”.
The best response to that is to pretend like you are just discovering that for the first time.
Explain how you believed this entire time a man could summon fire with a wave of his hand, or even come back from the dead, and that they have ruined your worldview.
When you point out how stupid the question is, makes the conversation short.
The same thing MMA calls it: catch wrestling.
They’re all linked. They have an evolutionary track.
Just because it’s something you don’t like, doesn’t make it not worth an insane amount of money.
There’s a reason why WWE is not only still around, but worth more today than it was in it’s “heyday”.
You’re laughing because someone bought a proven market. It’s literally the same as Marvel, Star Wars, or any other market.
That’s nice you think you understand what a valuable acquisition is.
Just me.
I’m old and have very few friends, heh. Especially ones who would even know what plex is
No it doesn’t. Didn’t for me. I lived in a twenty year old Ford explorer for almost a year pursuing mine. Didn’t succeed or make it big, but I wouldn’t have traded it for the world. Not every dream relies on college loans, dude. Not if you’re an artist.
I’d go so far as to say man, many dreams people have don’t require a degree.
And if they do? DO IT ANYWAY. I attended two years of college for film. Never got a career out of it. Still paying off my debt. Still don’t regret ANY of it.
Still getting by on the strings of my butt hairs in my 40s. Still wouldn’t take any of it back.
Never sucked the love for either dream out of it. Did I get depressed? Sure. Did I go through a lot of shit and a lot of disappointment? Definitely. I’m two years out from failing in my latest attempt at pursuing one of my many dreams. You couldn’t pay me all the money in the world to take it back.
You’re speaking to me… about me. About my experiences and telling me how it made me feel. Sorry my dude, I can’t agree with you.
Take those chances. The memories are worth it. The stories are worth it. The lessons you learn along the way are definitely worth it, homie