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Getting older and losing friends (pg. 14)
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| Zharen |
| quote: | Originally posted by paulversuspaul
drug s are beyond toxic. Jesus, always painful if you have to take them at a club. at an underground rave it almost feels like the trainspotting toilet scene. |
Almost every underground rave I been too that only consisted of a few unisex toilets were basically always out of commission about halfway through the night. I've seen bitches pop a squat at the outside smoking area just to relieve themselves. For that reason I learned to take my drug s early on. It worked...most of the time. |
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| paulversuspaul |
| quote: | Originally posted by Zharen
Almost every underground rave I been too that only consisted of a few unisex toilets were basically always out of commission about halfway through the night. I've seen bitches pop a squat at the outside smoking area just to relieve themselves. For that reason I learned to take my drug s early on. It worked...most of the time. |
lol. the ...most of the time quote is classic. |
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| HicksvilleJC |
| quote: | Originally posted by MSZ
I lost a family member recently and im killing myself for it, I had so many opportunities to be so much better to that person and I took it all for granted being a selfish prick. U guys may be cvnts but you're no piece of like I am. |
Hey, I relate with this post. I lost my spouse four months ago today, and man, I can't tell you how much death can transform you. We were both the same age, in our early thirties. I miss my spouse every second of everyday, and sometimes I do feel that person is present in some form or other which is hard to explain, even harder to grasp. To know I found love, is an awesome heart clenching and often times scary experience, for there were very rough times, but very many beautiful happy times; probably the happiest I have ever been, and all you ever needed was netflix and wine -- this person was the love of my life.
Anyways, I used to be a very different dude, very myopic, very short-sighted. I believed careers and work and how much money we make defined us. While true, that money makes the world go round, now I really just think of Surfing in Nicaragua or Kauaia, visiting relatives in Miami and Oslo. Because I write for a living, I am no longer tied to a cubicle - it was me who chose not to lead a life which I had convinced myself I needed. You have to make that decision, if you ever get there.
Today, I have opened up to religion and meditation -- study them all, and focus on 'transcendental meditation' if you are interested; some friends swear re:ayahuasca, so I am planning a little south american tour. Read, read, read. When it comes to friends, I don't know how many I got, but I'd say three, at best. I move a lot.
The best advice I can give anyone on this board, is to enjoy and live life to the max. Be a bit selfish, but don't forget to be charitable. If you see someone in the streets begging for money, give them some. Donate, and share the wealth and good fortune with as many people as you can.
I believe in karma, and what comes around goes around. Don't live someone else's life, live your own life, and while it might get lonely, we are never really alone... |
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| emc^2 |
| ^ dang, that's heavy. Sorry about your loss m8 |
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| Lira |
| quote: | Originally posted by HicksvilleJC
The best advice I can give anyone on this board, is to enjoy and live life to the max. Be a bit selfish, but don't forget to be charitable. If you see someone in the streets begging for money, give them some. Donate, and share the wealth and good fortune with as many people as you can.
I believe in karma, and what comes around goes around. Don't live someone else's life, live your own life, and while it might get lonely, we are never really alone... |
That's good advice, thanks :) |
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| r5a |
| quote: | Originally posted by HicksvilleJC
Hey, I relate with this post. I lost my spouse four months ago today, and man, I can't tell you how much death can transform you. We were both the same age, in our early thirties. I miss my spouse every second of everyday, and sometimes I do feel that person is present in some form or other which is hard to explain, even harder to grasp. To know I found love, is an awesome heart clenching and often times scary experience, for there were very rough times, but very many beautiful happy times; probably the happiest I have ever been, and all you ever needed was netflix and wine -- this person was the love of my life.
Anyways, I used to be a very different dude, very myopic, very short-sighted. I believed careers and work and how much money we make defined us. While true, that money makes the world go round, now I really just think of Surfing in Nicaragua or Kauaia, visiting relatives in Miami and Oslo. Because I write for a living, I am no longer tied to a cubicle - it was me who chose not to lead a life which I had convinced myself I needed. You have to make that decision, if you ever get there.
Today, I have opened up to religion and meditation -- study them all, and focus on 'transcendental meditation' if you are interested; some friends swear re:ayahuasca, so I am planning a little south american tour. Read, read, read. When it comes to friends, I don't know how many I got, but I'd say three, at best. I move a lot.
The best advice I can give anyone on this board, is to enjoy and live life to the max. Be a bit selfish, but don't forget to be charitable. If you see someone in the streets begging for money, give them some. Donate, and share the wealth and good fortune with as many people as you can.
I believe in karma, and what comes around goes around. Don't live someone else's life, live your own life, and while it might get lonely, we are never really alone... |
damn. sorry to hear about that man, i can't even begin to feel what you're going through.
thats really good advice, the only other thing id tack on is dont be afraid to take risks and step outside your comfort zone every now and then. you may discover something about yourself. if you get invited to something you're not sure about, attend anyway. |
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| r5a |
| quote: | Originally posted by Silky Johnson
Club dumps have been some of my most satisfying, oh my God. Taking a crap as your roll is kicking in, . Pleasure city, amazing high. |
man you really are ed lol
i hate the club dumps, i try to avoid them at all costs. get a nice base before going out or force out a before heading out the door. just anything.
the washrooms in clubs are usually a complete ing disaster with piss everywhere / awkward setups for taking s its just not a good scene. even if you pull the hover maneuver it still feels like you're in world war 2 with going on around you, idiots bangin on the door and knows what else.
that said if you gotta go, well... you gotta go. thankfully ive only had to go down this last resort twice.
| quote: | Originally posted by SYSTEM-J
I don't know how anyone who has taken their fair share of drugs can still be precious about taking a .
I was at a day and night outdoor party recently and had railed some very dubious marching powder. Sure enough, I soon felt something toxic brewing in my innards and ran off to the toilet, which turned out to be a solitary unisex toilet. As I was waiting, a considerable queue gathered behind me, comprised entirely of attractive young women. I got in there and instantly knew I would have to take a heinous drug . And it was a bad one. It took a few minutes to sort myself out, and these naive bitches were knocking on the door, asking what the hell was going on in there. I looked around for some air freshener, but there was nothing. No window to jump out of, nowhere to hide. In the end, I had to flush, step out into the hallway with a crowd of incredulous 20 year old students staring at me, stride past them and mutter "Enjoy" as I left a horrific stench and a thoroughly befouled bowl in my wake.
Embarrassing as hell on one level, but I figured that anyone who's ever taken drugs has been in the same boat. happens. Compared to that, taking a noisily anonymous next to an unknown coworker is practically equivalent to asking about their weekend over the water cooler. |
A+ this is completely hilarious and absolutely amazing. i can only imagine the sheer terror of the poor girl that had to go in your wake. you handled an awkward situation like a champ. ill buy you several pints for that |
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| Silky Johnson |
| quote: | Originally posted by r5a
man you really are ed lol
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You're jealous! |
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| Jon_Snow |
| quote: | | I looked around for some air freshener, but there was nothing. No window to jump out of, nowhere to hide. In the end, I had to flush, step out into the hallway with a crowd of incredulous 20 year old students staring at me, stride past them and mutter "Enjoy" as I left a horrific stench and a thoroughly befouled bowl in my wake._ |
The walk of shame. It's worse at work because they're not strangers who you'll not see again.
There was a story a few weeks back, girl on a first date at his place takes a dump and the toilet backs up... |
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| wotyzoid |
| quote: | Originally posted by Jon_Snow
There was a story a few weeks back, girl on a first date at his place takes a dump and the toilet backs up... |
Dude wtf is this 2003? Alberrtooo! |
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| wotyzoid |
| You suck IGK, go a goat or something |
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