Random Rants
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Thanks guys, good feeling appreciated.
Mike, I'm the same man. I've had allergy attacks after peanuts, red food colouring and shell fish, and yet have still eat them all fairly consistently with nothing much happening. My attacks are so fucking random and rare that it's so hard to judge what will and will not trigger them.
Weirdly, I never had a single allergy to anything up until I went to NY in 2010, and the first thing I did was buy a bag of jalapeno chips, cooked in peanut oil from the local convenience store, my lip came up like a fucking football and I missed the first 36 hours of my trip to a benedryl induced coma.
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I thought I hated trout. Just had a full fish grilled. Ate about 1.5lbs. I love trout.
Also, I am drunk.
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Speaking of allergic reactions off to the hospital wife is going to explode
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Oysterboy, Nate. Highly recommended.
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Just read through an entire thread about my favourite boot maker, on a certain popular clothing forum (not SuFu). This has lead me to discover where all the idiots have set up camp, when they start a reply post to someone asking for sizing advice with…
"I have never owned a pair of White's, but my advice is...."
.... is what? Is fucking irrelevant is what it is?
Wrong......side......of........bed.......this.......morning.
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Every day man, but it's no way to live your life. You just gotta take it as it comes, and try not to worry too much about things you cannot change
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Exactly B, all that achieves is making yourself miserable. Just take what life gives you, good and bad, and keep it moving forwards.
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is it normal in life that there comes a time where you just question EVERYTHING?
atm i just want to breakout, live a happy life without any constraints or thoughts about what needs to happen next! :-\
Chicken and egg, that's an epic epic discussion by itself. There's certainly no problems peeking behind the covers of society's fabric, and I've found a lot of philosophy induces such states anyhow (Plato's Republic for example). By questioning you will learn and understand.
I've checked out multiple times, with the most relevant stint being living as a monk in a monastery (for real). Even then, thoughts don't end, and the entire life is shaped around constraints. (The comfortable/peaced out monastic is as such as they've been there for a very long time and have broken everything about their 'self'.).
There's no 'easy' way, it's all about being able to accept and welcome whatever comes, this is the core truth of Buddhism ("Life is Suffering"). I'm not saying religion is the answer, I found it a useful tool to better relate to the world and myself, but it never 'solved' my issues, just made me more aware of them by having to face them…..ahhh maybe PM if you're serious in wanting to discuss further
