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Why is it (pg. 15)
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| Halcyon+On+On |
Humans are creatures of habit.
Before you take that at face-value, assess the scope of what I am actually talking about : we tend to be creatures who find comfort in habit, so that is our motivation, for the most part. Whether it's bad habits or good habits, if we can establish a sort of routine or follow a sort of established order, we always have a society supportive of this path of least resistance; some societies more than others, of course, but in general, society rewards those who take the 'easy route'. Could you call this laziness? I guess. But it's a bit more complex for most people than merely wanting to rest their legs, it's a program: have chair/seat, will sit. That is the purpose of such an item. You can come up with whatever variations upon justification that you want - I believe the other people, nice guys finish last bull addage was already mentioned here - but what it really comes down to is habit and purpose. Is this simple function quite inconsiderate? Quite often. But if you question the front of what is considered 'considerate' in society, can you not in fact extract a sort of incentivized justification for most every approved mannerism people observe or expect? Are we not all motivated to give our seats to old people, if we do in fact practice such a thing? Maybe that cute girl at the other window will notice that we are very "considerate" to the elderly and the probability of our having an easily maleable personality as well as a non-threatening nature is higher and so improves the ritual breeding process? Maybe...
If you want an example of habitual nature in society, look no farther than this very thread. It's the c0r...that's just what we do in the c0r...that's how it is here - nothing is ever serious because it's, uh, the c0r. Is there actually reason for this? People harbor the mentality that this is a place where you can be a to everyone in secret, because nobody can actually exact any serious consequences upon you. Is the flushing anonymity of a crowded subway truly much different? Is boredom truly a legitimate excuse to be a ing idiot? No more than mere habit is a legitimate excuse to be inconsiderate to others. |
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| Aristronica |
| quote: | Originally posted by afterhrsgurl
hahaha yeah i really want so bad to be taken seriously..especially on the internet...in COR out of all places!!!LMAO...meanwhile u go out of ur way to continue to insult me...again on the internet..lol...which has no significance to me what so ever...all ur doing is entertaining me while i'm chillin at work..thanks ;) |
i probably wrote less than you did in that whole post. "keep coming back" doesn't qualify posting once or twice... of course that's what you're probably used to with people judging by your attitude. you probably get excited and surprised whenever someone comes back after the first visit... piece of advice - guys only like whores for the first night ;) |
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| SuspicionVandit |
| quote: | Originally posted by Aristronica
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hehehe. :haha: |
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| RJT |
Brilliant, Denys  |
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| Krypton |
| quote: | Originally posted by chimera66
that people are sooooooo damn lazy. Every morning I see people race to get a seat on the train (pushing old people out of the way) to sit down for a grand total of 15min. They get off the train and take the escalator up so that they can rush to their desks and sit on their asses for ~8hours then they do the whole thing all over again at the end of the day.
People's laziness continues to amaze me and what makes it worse is seeing old people with canes and walkers looking for seats on the train while young able bodied people are lounging. |
DUde, you're just lucky to even have a train. In Tampa, if you don't have a car, you basically don't have . |
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| lücid |
| wow this thread is still going? |
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| Halcyon+On+On |
| Is...is that a serious question? |
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| RJT |
The hashish considerably lowers the bar for what's considered entertainment.
So there's that. |
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| chimera66 |
| quote: | Originally posted by Krypton
DUde, you're just lucky to even have a train. In Tampa, if you don't have a car, you basically don't have . |
If I lived in a city where I would need to drive I would have a car...if you live here you would be crazy to have a car. Wouldn't call myself lucky.
| quote: | Originally posted by l�cid
wow this thread is still going? |
Seriously I thought this would die around noon |
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| Lilith |
| quote: | Originally posted by chimera66
Seriously I thought this would die around noon |
Looks like they had a good old fashioned cor-hate-in, which will string things along until someone gets too drunk and blubbery to continue.
TAXI! |
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| afterhrsgurl |
| quote: | Originally posted by Aristronica
of course that's what you're probably used to with people judging by your attitude. you probably get excited and surprised whenever someone comes back after the first visit... |
lol..whatever the that meant
| quote: | Originally posted by Aristronica
guys only like whores for the first night ;) |
u fail...lol.. the "whore" comment...yet...again...come up with something more witty at least |
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