People Suck.

Ah, I see. Well, if you still think that, I'm certainly not in a position to argue with you. After all, I'm not the one with a Ph.D. in Clinical Psychology!

Sorry to waste your time, Doc. :(

I've read more on NPD than one possibly imagine.
 
some people around here sure are.....well....to be nice, full of themselves. I like it the blog. More articles please.

I'm sorry if I come off as full of myself; that's really not the point. I don't understand what I'm saying or not saying that conveys that, but I tried to make it clear that I'm imperfect, too.

I'll be adding another article tonight.
 
We are in the situation we are in as a country because 99% of the population is sheep/drones that believe what the T.V. tells them. Going to be interesting times ahead.
 
So, if I'm to understand....

You are a self absorbed person who wants everyone to read your blog so they can be absorbed with your problems instead of theirs?
 
So, if I'm to understand....

You are a self absorbed person who wants everyone to read your blog so they can be absorbed with your problems instead of theirs?

Sounds like you hit the nail on the head :rolleyes:
(Actually, it's the complete opposite of what you said, in every sense.)
 
Dude you suck...

Brilliant, witty, funny, eloquent, pithy, succinct... your post was none of these and completely uncalled for.

As for the OP's post I am in total agreement. It's almost as if the general populace is in a trance most of the time. They do the same things and make the same kinds of choices every day and think that this is all that life has to offer :)
 
Here in the UK most people seem happy enough in their 9-5s as long as they can get off their heads at the weekend. It helps them to forget, I guess. We have to remember that from an early age we're brainwashed into thinking fame/fortune/material objects will bring us happiness, so we keep on plugging away chasing the money. Its a pity really.
 
Here in the UK most people seem happy enough in their 9-5s as long as they can get off their heads at the weekend. It helps them to forget, I guess. We have to remember that from an early age we're brainwashed into thinking fame/fortune/material objects will bring us happiness, so we keep on plugging away chasing the money. Its a pity really.

Very true!
 
Last edited:
Just posted the first actual content article--I could use some input! Check it out at http://runratrun.com/impatience/. Thank you!

Edit: After rereading it, I think it sounds way too dry and not very personable. I'm probably going to split it up into two separate articles and make it a bit more lively tomorrow.
 
Last edited:
Good stuff bro. Very thought provoking. People get so caught up in their own worlds. It is so hard to have a sense of self awareness when we are being constantly bombarded with outside influences.

Definitely good to read stuff like this once in a while. Look forward to future articles!

BTW- I actually speed cause I like to. Well most of the time:)
 
Good stuff bro. Very thought provoking. People get so caught up in their own worlds. It is so hard to have a sense of self awareness when we are being constantly bombarded with outside influences.

Definitely good to read stuff like this once in a while. Look forward to future articles!

BTW- I actually speed cause I like to. Well most of the time:)

Thanks for your comments on the site. If you speed because you like to, that might be a bit different from what I'm talking about in the article--what I'm referring to is more of the everyday urgency people seem to experience while driving anywhere. Doing it for fun might be a different thing entirely! :)
 
Back
Top