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re: TD Music Board Original CopyPasta Thread
Posted on 11/23/14 at 11:26 am to Blue Velvet
Posted on 11/23/14 at 11:26 am to Blue Velvet
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Posted on 11/23/14 at 11:38 am to CaptainPanic
zoe is a yellow lab mix that has been my dog almost as long as i can remember. we rescued her from a shelter when i she was 8 weeks old and i was 9 years old. yesterday we had to put her down - she was almost 15 years old and lived a long, happy life full of love. yesterday was one of the hardest days ive ever had and it was just has hard for the rest of my family. we all loved her so much and were devastated to have to watch her go. she was a part of our family just as much as any of us. she was my best friend who was always there for me when i needed her and we were always there for her when she needed us especially towards the end when she was sick and needed comfort. zoe was a gentle and loving dog who loved her family above all else. she was always weary of strangers and it took a long time for her to warm up to new people- but when she did she loved them too. we dont know what she went through before we rescued her as a puppy but she was always a fearful dog- except with us. she loved her family and was happiest when we were all together. when she was younger she loved to run around outside and play with me. in her older age zoe loved curling up in her bed on on the couch with lots of blankets and pillows. she had a funny personality too. she would always take my dads shoe in her mouth and run around the house in circles with it when he came home from work to show him how happy she was to see him. when we would eat dinner at the kitchen table and didnt pay her enough attention she would go over to the oven and rip off the hand towels laying on it and toss them in the air to get our attention. when she was a puppy she would splash around in her water bowl - trying to swim in it rather than drink it. she loved to lick my hands too- more than anyone else she - she would lick my hands as long as i let her. she had a nice dainty tongue too - even for a large dog - not one of those dogs that would slobber all over you. much of my family's life revolved around zoe - for 15 years she was always here in our home- she was the one constant. its very strange now to be here without her - everything here reminds us of her and the house seems empty without her presence. zoe loved going for rides in the car. she loved the smell of bbq ribs- every time i made them she went absolutely nuts! she loved laying on her chaise lounge out on the deck looking out at the pond and the nature behind the house. she loved laying on out front lawn basking in the sun. most of all she loved just being home with her family and getting pet. i guess im lucky because ive never know anyone whos died that i loved besides zoe and this is the first time im dealing with the profound sadness associated with that. but i need to remember that she lived a long and loved life and her memories will always be with me. sorry for such a long post but i wanted to vent and give her some sort of obituary and i dont like to post personal things on facebook.
here are some pictures of zoe.
laying on the couch with her blanket
laying in her bed with lots of pillows and blankets on a cold night
zoes so talented that she won an emmy award!
this is zoe sitting in her spot where she waits to get treats
this is zoe laying her her favorite spot in the world - on her chaise lounge under her umbrella on our deck looking out at the pond and trees and nature behind our house
this is zoe after we woke her up one morning- she was a late sleeper and didnt want to get out of bed!
this is zoe in another of her favorite spots sun basking on our front lawn
zoe curled up on our couch
zoe sleeping on her pillow
zoe keeping warm under her blankets
she was the best dog i could ever ask for and ill always love her
here are some pictures of zoe.
laying on the couch with her blanket
laying in her bed with lots of pillows and blankets on a cold night
zoes so talented that she won an emmy award!
this is zoe sitting in her spot where she waits to get treats
this is zoe laying her her favorite spot in the world - on her chaise lounge under her umbrella on our deck looking out at the pond and trees and nature behind our house
this is zoe after we woke her up one morning- she was a late sleeper and didnt want to get out of bed!
this is zoe in another of her favorite spots sun basking on our front lawn
zoe curled up on our couch
zoe sleeping on her pillow
zoe keeping warm under her blankets
she was the best dog i could ever ask for and ill always love her
Posted on 11/23/14 at 12:10 pm to Blue Velvet
Zoe is a cute dog fwiw
Posted on 11/24/14 at 11:04 am to Blue Velvet
I can't wait for some of these girls that talk crap and bash on young pregnant mothers even pregnant /married women in general...I can't wait for you to experience the happiness that we have And then post it all over Facebook and expect people to be happy for you.because guess what I know I won't be the first person to remind you of how you bashed all of us pregnant/married mothers and women. You are going to feel so dumb! And you are going to be ashamed of yourself for not being happy for someone else's happiness instead you are so unhappy with yourself and your life that you have to post comments about babies and young mothers and how our lives are over. Your happy to be single and not have a baby good for you! We're happy to be married or with a significant other and have a child or children. Be happy for us and not bash us and make stupid immature rude comments like a rude brat! Let us worry about our life and if it's over or not bc I can guarantee you if you ask any one of us including myself who is pregnant or girls who already have their baby if the word"over" or "bad" ever came up about their child that the answer would be no never!!! Even if it was or was not planned I know all of the girls I know who are expecting or are already moms are ecstatic and over the moon about their baby. So you just remember how pathetic you were when you bashed them and their happiness with their life bc the same will come back to you one day when you get married or have a child. This includes most of all social media statuses about it or about how moms are dumb for buying their baby nice things. Haha we buy our children nice stuff bc we want them to have the best of the best and maybe give them things that we didn't have growing up. So please start growing up yourself and being happy for one another and quit being IMMATURE
Posted on 11/24/14 at 11:20 am to link
Im guessingg you got that from your facebook feed?
Also guessing that you dont have kids?
Also guessing that you dont have kids?
Posted on 11/24/14 at 11:35 am to Burt Reynolds
This is from mine. This girl's mother posted this on her wall after she had been missing/ran away for a couple months or something like that.
quote:
Yep! She's bak! Just want to say when u fuk w my daughter, u fuk w her mother. Anyone treats her, talks to her, hurts her, u know who u are I will come for u like a stealth in the night u won't know what happened till its all over . For warned!
Posted on 11/24/14 at 11:51 am to Burt Reynolds
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your facebook
the headiest thing about me is that i've never had facebook even though i've got, like, i dunno, a million friends
Posted on 11/24/14 at 12:56 pm to link
A lot of people have already correctly advised you to not try to out alpha the alpha; you're on his turf and he holds most of the cards, so it's too hard to win that one head on. This is especially true if you aren't naturally a fighter (verbally or physically)... and I don't think you are. You strike me as more idea/ideal driven.
The second thing many have correctly advised, imho, is that you have to be yourself. This is truly the most important thing. Anytime you allow someone else to make you feel un-grounded / not yourself, you are giving them power over you. And that is a large part of your problem in this situation. You see the influence the other guy wields over others socially, the attention he commands over your gf; you sense him outshining you and you feel powerless. But as stated above, it's unlikely you can take him on directly, anyway, and to do so would take more effort than it's worth... unless you're able to quickly dig up dirt and get him fired, like someone suggested.
The only thing you can really control is you. Next time you have to hang out with that crowd, when the other guy starts spinning yarns and sucking everyone in, you just have to check yourself before he un-hinges you. Either start a conversation with your girlfriend or whoever is sitting on the other side of you, or excuse yourself to the bathroom or bar and start small talk with someone else. You'll keep your cool that way and will be in control. And if you're away from the group long enough, your girl may take a greater interest in you when you return (as opposed to the you that would have been sitting on his hands next to her)... though I do not advocate your disappearing as a way of getting her attention-- that would be a passive aggressive / feminine game. But you can and should go walk-about to stimulate your mind and find something in which you can actively participate if sitting there as an outsider makes you passive and unhappy. That is fine. And it gives you a chance of expanding your own social circle while having the safety net of your girlfriend and her friends nearby. Your friends can even be a part of your banter at that point to whoever else you might speak with... you can't point over to them and say how the guy is cool, but you've heard enough about the ecological impact of ____ for now.
On pg 12, When in Rome and Pettifogger gave you a couple of well intended jabs about not having proper depth of character and I think they're both right. But in fairness, you haven't ducked any criticisms, have seemed open minded and have even admitted some weaknesses (past insecurity, etc.). And that does show some level of comfort with yourself, which is something to build on.
Also, in fairness, it hasn't escaped me that you haven't been wherever you are for very long. It is easy for people to say be social, hang with your buds, etc. from a perspective of being in an area with many friends and having well worn routines to fall back on. Under those circumstances, it's easier to slow down the gravity of getting sucked into your girlfriend's orbit by balancing that with time with friends. You don't have that luxury. You haven't been there long enough to have that many friends and your social routine had been filled with dating many girls. Now that you're exclusive-- without friends in the areas or social routines-- it will naturally make you uncomfortably reliant on your girlfriend. That is tough. I'm not just saying this just to empathize with you... I'm saying it to warn you: your girlfriend apparently has a stronger social network than you so is free to take her time letting her relationship with you mature; you have kind of given up your whole social life already to be with her (since your social life was dating). You need to recognize this and understand it might make you want to get serious more quickly than her and that will likely turn her off quickly.
The paragraph above is a part of you not having proper depth. And it may be part of why you may be great one on one conversationally, but have some trouble in her group: much of your social existence in that town is dating other girls, and that limits the stories you can tell her and her friends.
If you don't have many friends, you would do well to start developing some hobbies to give yourself some depth an balance. And I recommend you actively-- not passively-- develop some interests. Don't just go watch a sporting event-- play a sport. Don't just go to concerts-- play an instrument. Not only will this serve the purpose of making you potentially less clingy (I'm not saying you are... yet, but you have had to give something up more than she has already and are more isolated), it will enhance your sense of self, should broaden your own network of friends and acquaintances, and simply make you more interesting. It may even give you one of the things you want right now... some things to talk about when you're with her social circle (how you hiked a mountain, met some cool musicians, biked through some area and found a cool little town, etc.)
One question: you've dated the girl 8 weeks & 2 weeks exclusively. Has her chatter about the other guy remained consistent during that time, or did it increase at some point as she became more comfortable with you? If you joke that he is awesome and that if you were gay, you'd be all over him (... maybe after Eric Decker), she might take the hint. Or, if she says something about something he's doing, say something like, "I'm less interested in what he's doing than what you're doing." This re-direct is also genuinely flattering to her.
You should really avoid making a big deal or taking much of a stand over this, but if a line ever does have to be drawn, be direct and not emotional about it, as Enadious suggests. Do not let her turn this point into a fight-- she'll quickly turn it into a fight about your insecurities and will evade reason and will tear you down with indirect attacks. Just say the guy is charming enough and fine in small doses, but his love of himself is a bit tiring and just don't like to keep hearing about him all the time... if she wants to dig and discuss the root of your feelings-- do not do it!!! She'll turn the tables on you and tell you what you already know: she chooses to be with you, not him, she's surprised at your insecurity and lack of trust, etc. As to whether you can really trust her or not, that is truly your decision, but if you value your relationship with her, avoid this fight because you're not going to win it. You have zero proof of anything she's done wrong and she's not going to stand in front of you and fight fair.
LINK
The second thing many have correctly advised, imho, is that you have to be yourself. This is truly the most important thing. Anytime you allow someone else to make you feel un-grounded / not yourself, you are giving them power over you. And that is a large part of your problem in this situation. You see the influence the other guy wields over others socially, the attention he commands over your gf; you sense him outshining you and you feel powerless. But as stated above, it's unlikely you can take him on directly, anyway, and to do so would take more effort than it's worth... unless you're able to quickly dig up dirt and get him fired, like someone suggested.
The only thing you can really control is you. Next time you have to hang out with that crowd, when the other guy starts spinning yarns and sucking everyone in, you just have to check yourself before he un-hinges you. Either start a conversation with your girlfriend or whoever is sitting on the other side of you, or excuse yourself to the bathroom or bar and start small talk with someone else. You'll keep your cool that way and will be in control. And if you're away from the group long enough, your girl may take a greater interest in you when you return (as opposed to the you that would have been sitting on his hands next to her)... though I do not advocate your disappearing as a way of getting her attention-- that would be a passive aggressive / feminine game. But you can and should go walk-about to stimulate your mind and find something in which you can actively participate if sitting there as an outsider makes you passive and unhappy. That is fine. And it gives you a chance of expanding your own social circle while having the safety net of your girlfriend and her friends nearby. Your friends can even be a part of your banter at that point to whoever else you might speak with... you can't point over to them and say how the guy is cool, but you've heard enough about the ecological impact of ____ for now.
On pg 12, When in Rome and Pettifogger gave you a couple of well intended jabs about not having proper depth of character and I think they're both right. But in fairness, you haven't ducked any criticisms, have seemed open minded and have even admitted some weaknesses (past insecurity, etc.). And that does show some level of comfort with yourself, which is something to build on.
Also, in fairness, it hasn't escaped me that you haven't been wherever you are for very long. It is easy for people to say be social, hang with your buds, etc. from a perspective of being in an area with many friends and having well worn routines to fall back on. Under those circumstances, it's easier to slow down the gravity of getting sucked into your girlfriend's orbit by balancing that with time with friends. You don't have that luxury. You haven't been there long enough to have that many friends and your social routine had been filled with dating many girls. Now that you're exclusive-- without friends in the areas or social routines-- it will naturally make you uncomfortably reliant on your girlfriend. That is tough. I'm not just saying this just to empathize with you... I'm saying it to warn you: your girlfriend apparently has a stronger social network than you so is free to take her time letting her relationship with you mature; you have kind of given up your whole social life already to be with her (since your social life was dating). You need to recognize this and understand it might make you want to get serious more quickly than her and that will likely turn her off quickly.
The paragraph above is a part of you not having proper depth. And it may be part of why you may be great one on one conversationally, but have some trouble in her group: much of your social existence in that town is dating other girls, and that limits the stories you can tell her and her friends.
If you don't have many friends, you would do well to start developing some hobbies to give yourself some depth an balance. And I recommend you actively-- not passively-- develop some interests. Don't just go watch a sporting event-- play a sport. Don't just go to concerts-- play an instrument. Not only will this serve the purpose of making you potentially less clingy (I'm not saying you are... yet, but you have had to give something up more than she has already and are more isolated), it will enhance your sense of self, should broaden your own network of friends and acquaintances, and simply make you more interesting. It may even give you one of the things you want right now... some things to talk about when you're with her social circle (how you hiked a mountain, met some cool musicians, biked through some area and found a cool little town, etc.)
One question: you've dated the girl 8 weeks & 2 weeks exclusively. Has her chatter about the other guy remained consistent during that time, or did it increase at some point as she became more comfortable with you? If you joke that he is awesome and that if you were gay, you'd be all over him (... maybe after Eric Decker), she might take the hint. Or, if she says something about something he's doing, say something like, "I'm less interested in what he's doing than what you're doing." This re-direct is also genuinely flattering to her.
You should really avoid making a big deal or taking much of a stand over this, but if a line ever does have to be drawn, be direct and not emotional about it, as Enadious suggests. Do not let her turn this point into a fight-- she'll quickly turn it into a fight about your insecurities and will evade reason and will tear you down with indirect attacks. Just say the guy is charming enough and fine in small doses, but his love of himself is a bit tiring and just don't like to keep hearing about him all the time... if she wants to dig and discuss the root of your feelings-- do not do it!!! She'll turn the tables on you and tell you what you already know: she chooses to be with you, not him, she's surprised at your insecurity and lack of trust, etc. As to whether you can really trust her or not, that is truly your decision, but if you value your relationship with her, avoid this fight because you're not going to win it. You have zero proof of anything she's done wrong and she's not going to stand in front of you and fight fair.
LINK
This post was edited on 11/24/14 at 1:00 pm
Posted on 11/24/14 at 12:57 pm to Bunk Moreland
I need a link to that
Posted on 11/24/14 at 1:03 pm to Blue Velvet
quote:
Sorry if facts offend you, son.
i have fought the marxists with lead, ideas, and cooption.you ever been in war, killed anybody? Been a PoW?
Ever worked a covert insertion for 10 years to destabilize a counterintelpro designed to infiltrate US instituitions etc?
What is your experience fighting enemies of Christ and Freedom?=
Haters gonna hate. Are you a muslim?
I saved your dumbass too, would do it again.
As long as America is strong, people like you are unemployed.
do you know a hawk from a handsaw?
Posted on 11/24/14 at 1:06 pm to Bunk Moreland
My hobby when im not with my girlfriend is jerking off and vaping marijuana.
This has enhanced my sense of self worth and gives me something to brag about around her friends.
This has enhanced my sense of self worth and gives me something to brag about around her friends.
Posted on 11/24/14 at 1:07 pm to Rickety Cricket
Thank God we have people like USMCtiger fighting for our freedom
Posted on 11/24/14 at 5:35 pm to Burt Reynolds
I've never seen your posts on here, or maybe I have and don't remember because you're just as much of an unremarkable, unmemorable dolt on the internet as you are in real life.
How many family photos are you missing from because not even your dumb family remembers to call your driveling nothingness in during the cute little holiday pic? Or are you so forgettable that when your mother vomited you out of her cum covered cavern onto the sidewalk outside of her pimps apartment that she didn't even remember to grab you?
Keep talking about nothing, you nothing.
How many family photos are you missing from because not even your dumb family remembers to call your driveling nothingness in during the cute little holiday pic? Or are you so forgettable that when your mother vomited you out of her cum covered cavern onto the sidewalk outside of her pimps apartment that she didn't even remember to grab you?
Keep talking about nothing, you nothing.
Posted on 11/24/14 at 9:10 pm to Andre
quote:Urec tool gem. I doubt it's really him but just in case.
Check my Facebook page smart guy. Once again, Im willing to bet I will never see any of you guys. EVER!!! You are hiding behind user names. What kind of man does this??? Oh best believe this is me. You little people can say all you want to say, its entertainment. People, great people, face ridicule daily. Its fuel. Here to not racking the 45's. Monday's and Thursday are 'leg day', join me if you will. Come take all the 45's. You boy's talk a lot of noise, and that is all it amounts too. Noise. Im not going to lay a hand on any of you, but I'll bet you anything none of you will step to my face. I say this with great confidence. I clearly have something that you only wish you had. Some of the guys are smart. Ask me a question I will give you advice. Get on my bad sad and Im not nice. Later guys and girls, Ive got to mentally prepare for legs tonight. Keep in mind, this is me
Posted on 11/25/14 at 7:29 pm to Melvin
I am so tired of EVERY black person I have seen interveiwed by CNN tonight will NOT comment on the robbery or the aggression that SWEET SWEET little Micheal Brown DID... Its just unreal that black people keep thinking this PUNK did nothing wrong.... amazing.......And they wonder why people think they ..... well.........
Posted on 11/25/14 at 7:34 pm to Andre
This thread has actualy turned into a pretty great idea by adding pasta from the different boards of TD.
Posted on 11/25/14 at 7:41 pm to CaptainPanic
All thanks to SECcrazy. TD's most underappreciated member.
Posted on 11/26/14 at 9:33 am to Spaulding Smails
quote:
This is quite possibly the most ignorant forum
99% of you have no concept of what reality is like because you sit on the computer acting tough all day and IRCing with internet 'friends'
anyways, the ignorance label i'm giving you all stems from the fact that damn near all of you say 'fagg0t' and variations of the "n-word"
could you worthless, pathetic individuals be any more lame? i bet all of you who say 'fagg0t' have never actually met a real homosexual person and as such have no idea of how hateful that word can be and really is.
seriously, lambasting a whole group of people whom you have never had any contact with because of what they do in the privacy of their own homes THAT DOESN'T EVEN AFFECT YOU? wow sounds great! not.
now as for the "n-word," that's even more lame to say because none of you morons can even fathom what that word entails and all the hatred and history behind it. maybe it's just me because i'm from the south, but nevertheless you shouldn't say something just to look 'cool'
how about you all stop making such hateful remarks and just try to not be ignorant for a week!
best,
Tyrone
Posted on 11/26/14 at 9:40 am to Spaulding Smails
yikes.
what's that from
what's that from
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