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statism, the belief that the state is supreme, is the most dangerous thing.

It seems like the 60's were a big revolution against government telling us what to do but somehow we've gone backwards from there. I don't understand it.

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I'm drunk right now and probably no one is on by hi.

Two shots and two beers and you're drunk? You don't know the meaning of the word. It's only quarter after 10 in the morning and I've already had 4 beers, maybe after 8 or 10 I'll actually be drunk.

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These Millennials...

Yeah Charlie was his wife's brother, the one who he sued for ninety million bucks. And he didn't make any money for almost 10 years, CBS finally bought the rights to his songs from his first record contract where he got basically nothing and gave them to him as a birthday present when he signed with them. He's still got a hundred million bucks and was married to the hottest swimsuit supermodel on the planet. Hard to feel sorry for him.

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What does this mean?

Yeah I didn't think about that, are you a guy? I kind of think of VW Beetles as being "chick's cars" too. But you know me and Sherlock are old and lots of things younger people do seem strange to us. Like those skinny jeans, what's up with that?

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Gratefulness is helpful, so I am grateful for it.

We're all grateful you're feeling better.

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These Millennials...

Actually BJ wrote this song about his wife who had taken over as his manager after he had signed some really bad record deals. She was tough as nails negotiating contracts but a woman to him. Then he was stupid enough to keep her family as his managers after he dumped her for Christie Brinkley and he suddenly discovered that 30 million dollars was missing. When he sued them they declared bankruptcy, said they were broke and nobody could find the money... ouch. She'll steal like a thief but she's always a woman to him, uh huh. Bet he winces every time he hears that line.

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Until tonight I never truly understood how people could be awoken by anxiety...

I think what you are describing is not really anxiety. When I have stuff to do and dream about it I call it night work. Kind of like Rockster described I actually wake up with solutions to problems I haven't been able to solve when I'm awake. We even kid about it at work sometimes. We'll be trying to figure something out without luck and I'll say "this is a night job" and then go home and try to dream about it.

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tried to listen to the current alt.

Yeah the 90's really had some neat alternative music. Before that the punk scene was really not very musically good and disco about killed my ears. Rock and roll was kind of dying but man there was still good music. I loved Weezer, POTUS, Alanis Morrisette, Pearl Jam, Green Day, just all this different music that was great. We just don't get a lot of that anymore.

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Hello HelpQA family..

I just set up my Coleman pop-up camper to air it out for the 4th of July camping trip and it started raining cats and dogs.. all the windows were down. It's raining on my parade now.

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i almost went and bought like a shitload of drugs tonight, i dont know what the difference was other than i kept rethinking the outcome, its like i have more money than sense, but im tired too tired

And how do you wake up in a morgue? At least I woke up in the back of an ambulance, I thought that was bad.

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