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Posted by Dykes_on_Jay on Jan-17-2016 16:55:

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Originally posted by OrangestO
How 'bout you just get rid of all the things?


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Posted by Silky Johnson on Jan-17-2016 17:11:

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Originally posted by planetaryplayer
the black file cabinet can double as a stair case




Lol, I actually already almost ruined it using it as a step to reach stuff on the top shelf.


Posted by SYSTEM-J on Jan-17-2016 18:51:

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Originally posted by Jon_Snow
It's ironic Jay being critical considering his wife and kids were made in China.


Okay, I'll give it you on this one IGK - you got a genuine laugh out of me.

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Originally posted by Dykes_on_Jay
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I find it weird that the COR's arch materialist is agreeing with the guy trying to pretend that being broke is an ideology.


Posted by OrangestO on Jan-17-2016 19:05:

Who said anything about pretending?

Being broke? No.

But choosing to work for myself and spending what I earn on travel instead of meaningless items is an ideology I'm very fond of, thank you very much.

You don't know jack, Jack.


Posted by Silky Johnson on Jan-17-2016 19:07:

Many people can actually afford both. Stuff AND experiences, that's what life is all about! Yay Capitalism!


Posted by OrangestO on Jan-17-2016 19:26:

You can be broke or rich and accumulate shit that serves no purpose other than to comfort and/or distract you.

All about making that bubble thicker and thicker!


Posted by JEO on Jan-17-2016 19:30:

What an enlightened dude.


Posted by Silky Johnson on Jan-17-2016 19:36:

One might argue that the acquisition of "experiences" is no different. There are plenty of folks out there who blow their money on supposed world view changing experiences and are still dickheads.

Whatever you tell yourself to help you sleep better at night, is still a bubble.


Posted by Vector A on Jan-17-2016 19:48:

It's like OrangestO is in high school and just read Fight Club for the first time. The things you own end up owning you, dude.
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Originally posted by Silky Johnson
One might argue that the acquisition of "experiences" is no different. There are plenty of folks out there who blow their money on supposed world view changing experiences and are still dickheads.

Exotic travel makes for much better Facebook bragging material. It will have your university-minted friends all giving you a pat on the back. Post a bunch of photos posing with your new Mercedes and you come off as a crass douchebag corporate ladder-climber that just got a promotion.


Posted by Silky Johnson on Jan-17-2016 19:53:

I laugh particularly at his "You don't know Jack" comment when he himself has made assumptions of his own. Fuck, people are stupid.


Posted by OrangestO on Jan-17-2016 19:55:

Yes, indeed.


Posted by OrangestO on Jan-17-2016 19:58:

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Originally posted by Silky Johnson
I laugh particularly at his "You don't know Jack" comment when he himself has made assumptions of his own. Fuck, people are stupid.


Oh yea, where?


Posted by Silky Johnson on Jan-17-2016 20:08:

It started when you said "Get rid of the things." If you can't see that in your own posts, and you call yourself a writer, then perhaps you need to start spending your money on education instead of your ideology. Lol.


Posted by OrangestO on Jan-17-2016 20:10:

Yes, those are things in your photos. I suggested to get rid of them.

What am I assuming, again?


Posted by OrangestO on Jan-17-2016 20:11:

And being a writer has nothing to do with a formal education.

This, I have learned.


Posted by Silky Johnson on Jan-17-2016 20:14:

Well they aren't my things to get rid of, as I clearly stated already. How much money have you got in your college fund?


Posted by OrangestO on Jan-17-2016 20:17:

Perhaps I assumed you'd care to follow my unassuming advice and trash your shit.

Yes, yes. I assumed wrongly. You win. YOU WIN!


Posted by Silky Johnson on Jan-17-2016 20:23:

A truly enlightened man knows that he can acquire things without making them important or thinking they add value and/or meaning to his life. A person doesn't have to trash all his or her shit in order to prove their beliefs. Unless, like JBJ said, you just read Fight Club for the first time and you think that's what you have to do.


Posted by OrangestO on Jan-17-2016 20:27:

Well, if you don't buy shit to begin with, all of that doesn't matter now does it.


Posted by Silky Johnson on Jan-17-2016 20:31:

I'm sure you fancy yourself a regular John Nada.


Posted by Vector A on Jan-17-2016 20:35:

Our nada who art in nada, nada be thy name thy kingdom nada thy will be nada in nada as it is in nada. Give us this nada our daily nada and nada us our nada as we nada our nadas and nada us not into nada but deliver us from nada; pues nada. Hail nothing full of nothing, nothing is with thee.


Posted by Silky Johnson on Jan-17-2016 20:56:




Omg


Posted by SYSTEM-J on Jan-17-2016 21:11:

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Originally posted by OrangestO
You don't know jack, Jack.


I thought of every single thing you post on this forum in your glistening veneer of smug intellectual self-satisfaction when I was 19 years old. The Tyler Durden anti-materialist spiel, those cringe-worthy rants about Big Bad America, all of it. You're a walking, talking clich�, spouting the same facile shit as every other angry young man. Your only exceptional aspect is that you've somehow managed to complete your pattern baldness before realising how fucking stupid it sounds to label books as "meaningless items".


Posted by Silky Johnson on Jan-17-2016 21:15:

Books are dumb, formal education is for suckers.


Posted by planetaryplayer on Jan-17-2016 21:24:

^ that's why I'm so smart and my iq is sky rocketing. Also by refusing education and books I managed to keep a full head of hair


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