I say that for Batman and Tony Stark, their super power is their brain. They design these gadgets that turn their brain power into brawn power. It only makes sense that someone as smart and innovative as that could easily start up a successful tech company.
And I’m pretty sure the first iron Man suit was built without any access to money.
What was the last time something bad happened and it was completely YOUR fault?
Yeah, it probably does. The more the place relies on deep fryers, the more stank in the air.
Even when I was FOH, I still brought the stank home.
Is this about your cousin again? Why does it bother you so much that nobody told you about his success?
Personally, if my son owned a business and became a millionaire, I would feel like I’m bragging about it every time I mentioned it. Although I do enjoy bragging about my son, I wouldn’t want a relative telling me how much more successful my cousin was compared to me. I wouldn’t want to be that person.
You said you rarely talk to these people, so why would you expect them to go out of their way to tell you any of these things? Have you told all of them about all of your accomplishments?
It’s still practice, so go for it, but keep in mind that practice makes permanent.
If you are your only critic, you can’t learn new things or stop doing three things that are holding you back.
When I’m watching TV, I try to predict what the punchline is going to be. Sometimes I get it spot on, and other times, I think mine is better than what they came up with. It’s not worth any notoriety, but it’s fun creative practice.
Absolutely! It teaches you to come up with new original ideas on the fly. It’s a mental exercise that keeps your mind quick.
If a child is learning basic math, and uses a calculator for every single problem, are they actually learning how to add and subtract, or are they just learning how to recite the information that is provided to them when they push the right buttons?
Do you think that they’ll eventually understand how multiplication and division works, or do you think that after 20+ years of ONLY using a calculator that they’ll be as lost as a second grader without one?
You don’t get better at writing by letting something else do it for you. Sure, it might be easier, and it might write better than you do at this moment, but you’ll never get any better if you aren’t putting in the effort yourself and learning from your embarrassing efforts of the past.
This might be a bigger variable than anyone thinks.
When I worked in a kitchen and came home smelling of old fries, I couldn’t go to bed feeling like that.
I rarely have anything worth creating a post for, but I’m consistently commenting.
That nose flopping about would probably be entertaining.
War. War never changes.
Which is exactly what someone with depression would say. Clinical Depression doesn’t bother to tell you that it’s a special kind of sadness.
Besides, It’s a lot easier to fix your body’s chemistry than it is to fix your whole life, so why not start small?
This could just be depression.
I don’t think it will shock anybody to learn it was a free all day Bluegrass show.
What do we count as “don’t remember”?
I get that we can’t remember every detail of everything that’s ever happened, but generally, I can remember what a typical day was like for pretty much every year I was alive (not counting the first few). A lot of those memories are repetitive or dull, so we kind of bunch them all together, but even things I’ve forgotten, if some one says remember when… I’ll typically be able to recall some bits of the story.
My wife on the other hand literally couldn’t tell you who most of her grade school teachers were because she’s trauma blocked most of her childhood.
It’s been a while since I took a picture.
Some context for this otherwise mundane photo:
This is on a college campus.
This man does not work for Grounds.
This was his transportation to a community event.
He sounds pretty serious. I think we should trust him.
Biblical or Diablo 4?