Random Rants
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I'm not hating on the guy, the look was absurd and he was proud of it, so be it. I just am curious why I can't question what is obviously obsessive behavior? I had a conversation with him to try to understand the why's of it, I wasn't laughing at him.
To better understand the general Bronie mind set, the doco is a good way to go. I don't think anyone was trying to limit your ability to question obsessive behaviour. My initial comments were trying to figure out which bit you were concerned about. /ends direct reply.
"Never judge a person until you've walked a mile in their shoes" seems apt about now.
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i'm going to get on my mc ren/ice cube in '86 stuff so if you sensitive avoid this post:
i always find it funny when forum folks are either clearly very into "fashion" or the spending buying habits of someone, or what someone else wears, eats, f^cks, loves, etc.
i mean for the most part this forum is built around a bunch of dudes who generally have one or a few ocd traits. soooo to look at someone else from your little or big glass house is funny as heck. a wiser guy than me clowned how some of us look like the brawny dude all dressed up in our expensive flannels & i found it funny cause it's true. . . but i still love to brawny it up. it's my thing, so i don't talk sh!t about anyone else's thing. i don't care if you do not unbutton your suit when you sit, i don't care if you wear brown shoes with a black belt, i don't care if you like to get pegged, or are a furry . . . . but i do care when folks talk about other people, cause i'm weird & the sh!t makes no sense cause i'm the villain . . . but it's true. . . .i hate when folks about other people behind their back or make sly comments & don't own up to them.
think i enjoy ruffling feathers cause the coolest people are usually the ones that have the ability to not always get the last word in a conversation & hang out with all kinds of different people and respect/like them for their differences & not take themselves so seriously, cause in the end none of this sh!t matters anyway.
okay, feel good, haven't gotten off a proper rant in a minute & now i feel like you do after bad sex or good pizza . . . . . exhausted. . . .on 2nd thought maybe not the best example but i'm gonna ride with it, hahahahahaa
if you notice this post had a clear start, middle is a bit all over the place, & a clear end. it's a rant, no need to reply or even relate to it. if you do cool, if not that's cool too. rant is a stand alone kind of thing, hahahahahahaha
good night fellow Iron Heart junkies & not so junkies
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I think that any dude who obsesses over children's things conceived in the 80's deserves to have his ass handed to him.
Love,
Megatron
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I'm going to have to jump in here. I've said it before but I think it is worth repeating. All that matters as to how a person dresses is that he feels comfortable within himself and within his peer group. I don't give a flying fuck if someone (male) wants to dress in smoke jumpers and a pink tutu, it's definitely not a look I could or would pull off, but so what - each to his own.
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Would love to know how many of you plan on watching the doco. It's really good. Forget the subject/object, it's just a great story.
Honestly, I probably won't. It doesn't interest/ bother me enough to watch it but I do get what you mean about an unexpected great story, "King of Kong" anyone?
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Just over a year ago my wife and I decided we were going to live a credit less life, we ditched all our credit cards, paid off a long term loan we had and we allocate a portion of our wages each month to close out our mortgage 10 years early. It's made things hard at times, no more loose purchases, foreign travel is a pain in the ass when you only have cash, the reduction in overtime hours available at work really pinched our pockets, and anything we need around the house we have to save for, but we genuinely like it and feel better about ourselves for doing it. We checked out of the credit society by choice, it's not for everyone but after going through what Mac is going through three times I thought "fuck that" and became a cash only guy.
Maybe that should have been a random announcement…..
I take my hat off to you sir! I'm trying to be more like this. I was bitten with a large student overdraft many years ago and since then (mortgage aside) have never spent more than I've earned. Every month I make sure all bills are paid, money in the joint a/c, kids savings a/cs, my savings a/c, etc and then if I feel like it, I'll buy something from what's left. My credit card is for Internet purchases only (never use debit cards for this) and I always pay off the balance. My next step is to stop buying anything I don't actually need. Well, we all need something to aim at…
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"Fistfull of quarters"
King of kong was very unexpectedly awesome. Just edged out Air Guitar Nation -
Cheers Maynard, it is not without it's hardships and pitfalls, I struggle to convince friends with more spending power than me that I cannot just drop £300 on something frivolous anymore but as I said I do feel better for it. I would not even advocate other people doing the same thing, I think it's a very personal choice for people to enjoy their money (or lack there of) how they feel best doing so.
