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Shonky wrote:

deamonds wrote:

Nazoreth wrote:

deamonds wrote: leona lewis

that goddamn song, is she singing about periods?

God knows, wish shed stop though mate!!

Why not accidentally smash the radio at work to pieces and then say you're stricken with a physical manifestation of Tourettes? If they don't believe you, staple gun them to the walls and put paper beneath their feet and say that you're going to burn them for witchcraft (make sure you have a really twitchy insanity in the face when you do it). You'll get a little spell in a psychiatric unit but then afterwards should be almost perfectly unemployable and be on a good whack of invalidity benefits for life.

This works. i'm living proof

I wasn't writing off students as a whole, just the treadmill careerists. Learning throughout your life is without doubt the most important thing you should pursue.

masstronaut wrote:

Shonky wrote:Thinking of becoming a life coach, pm me for rates (less for cash naturally)

If William Bennet from Whitehouse can do it...

Yeah, not too sure how you reconcile "Right to Kill" with life coaching. Gawd bless the sick fucks

dont remember meeting anyone at university who was there for the love of their subject, must've been those quiet ones who were never down the bar....

*Grand* wrote:im not going to lie i started to cry

Firstly, best line ever.

Secondly, I went to Uni and did a BA and an MA because I love learning and the acquisition of knowledge. Be careful of hypocrisy, student haters.

And things I hate in no specific order are:

- Price of London transport. My days, I used to get on a bus for 30p.

- Celebrity and all the accoutrements, i.e. Heat, Grazia, Jade Goody et al.

- People with money who think it gives them a position to scorn over others.

- Orange Juice.

Nazoreth wrote:dont remember meeting anyone at university who was there for the love of their subject, must've been those quiet ones who were never down the bar....

i really like the subject i am studying business economics, saying that.. i never have been to the bar... at my uni .. lol

and i was
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out there in jamaica

*Grand* wrote:thats my one real hate that i cannot overlook, the first sign of a shift in ones costume is enough for me to change my opinion about that person for the worst.

This is a weird one, realness. I do actually know what you mean but isn't identity largely a construct? And shouldn't people be allowed to change and reinvent themselves, to be what they want to be? How do you know you are real? And how do you know someone else isn't? Doesn't this just lead to fascism? I do happen to think there is such a thing as an 'essential self' and perhaps personality should be based on that but it's a point that's constantly debated by psychologists and philosophers.

'Realness' is a very dubious concept. Usually it implies some form of conformity to certain tribal standards anyway. And anyone who thinks they don't repress large parts of their personality in certain situations is kidding themselves.

Of course it is obvious when people are being 'fake', it's like when their words are at odds with their body language.

masstronaut wrote:

*Grand* wrote:thats my one real hate that i cannot overlook, the first sign of a shift in ones costume is enough for me to change my opinion about that person for the worst.

This is a weird one, realness. I do actually know what you mean but isn't identity largely a construct? And shouldn't people be allowed to change and reinvent themselves, to be what they want to be? How do you know you are real? And how do you know someone else isn't? Doesn't this just lead to fascism? I do happen to think there is such a thing as an 'essential self' and perhaps personality should be based on that but it's a point that's constantly debated by psychologists and philosophers.

'Realness' is a very dubious concept. Usually it implies some form of conformity to certain tribal standards anyway. And anyone who thinks they don't repress large parts of their personality in certain situations is kidding themselves.

Apart from William Bennett of course, he seems to be pretty free rein

my dad lectures in economics at TVU,

its not like i went to university to do a subject i hate. i studied computer science, a lot of the course dealt with stuff i generally dislike such as formal notations (extra boring math) but for my own interest i mess around with puters all day long, so thats the bit of it i love and now i can make many monies

kinda gone off the point again haven't I...really need to work on them communication skills

Shonky wrote:Apart from William Bennett of course, he seems to be pretty free rein

I can only aspire to that kind of unfettered cuntishness.

Not to state the obvious but of course I'm sure he's actually a very sound and pleasant chap.

Shonky wrote:

masstronaut wrote:

*Grand* wrote:thats my one real hate that i cannot overlook, the first sign of a shift in ones costume is enough for me to change my opinion about that person for the worst.

This is a weird one, realness. I do actually know what you mean but isn't identity largely a construct? And shouldn't people be allowed to change and reinvent themselves, to be what they want to be? How do you know you are real? And how do you know someone else isn't? Doesn't this just lead to fascism? I do happen to think there is such a thing as an 'essential self' and perhaps personality should be based on that but it's a point that's constantly debated by psychologists and philosophers.

'Realness' is a very dubious concept. Usually it implies some form of conformity to certain tribal standards anyway. And anyone who thinks they don't repress large parts of their personality in certain situations is kidding themselves.

Apart from William Bennett of course, he seems to be pretty free rein

i guess to the point where an individual limits themselves of what there capable of by adopting another exterior that only allows that to fit in tempoarely (someone correct that for me) at the cost of chipping away parts of there soul.. and at the end of the day end up like britney spares....

*Grand* wrote:i guess to the point where an individual limits themselves of what there capable of by adopting another exterior that only allows that to fit in tempoarely (someone correct that for me) at the cost of chipping away parts of there soul.. and at the end of the day end up like britney spares....

Yeah. That's sad and a big shame.

masstronaut wrote:

Shonky wrote:Apart from William Bennett of course, he seems to be pretty free rein

I can only aspire to that kind of unfettered cuntishness.

Not to state the obvious but of course I'm sure he's actually a very sound and pleasant chap.

He's a very bright bloke, was checking his blog and he's pretty erudite, but I do kind of wonder how much of this he's really into and how much it is just testing the endurance/morality of the audience. Wonder how many women he manages to pull with a back catalogue like that.

Mind you I did find the tune that's supposed to be about Tracey Emin really far too funny, totally lampoons people making cash from victim status. Lucky they have lyrics on the web or I wouldn't have a clue what this was about. I think he could be a master of irony or a borderline sociopath but I find that way more intriguing than Posh's new disorders.

myself and I want to die

corpsey no you don't mate... am going to do exactly what you want me to do and acknowledge your existence.. pls get active again.. or im going to hate.. you. my hate is like Mt St Helen's not something to fall victim of.. anyways what's up corpsey?

btw who is william bennett?

Shonky wrote:He's a very bright bloke, was checking his blog and he's pretty erudite, but I do kind of wonder how much of this he's really into and how much it is just testing the endurance/morality of the audience. Wonder how many women he manages to pull with a back catalogue like that.

Mind you I did find the tune that's supposed to be about Tracey Emin really far too funny, totally lampoons people making cash from victim status. Lucky they have lyrics on the web or I wouldn't have a clue what this was about. I think he could be a master of irony or a borderline sociopath but I find that way more intriguing than Posh's new disorders.

They are hilarious. But also it's quite a serious confrontation with all that's sick and repulsive and generally unacknowledged in human psychology. He's big into NLP and was running this thing called The Relationship Academy, as you might know, where he supposedly taught people how to be more confident, get laid and get more out of their lives. The other guy in Whitehouse has a Phd in psychology I think.

*Grand* wrote:btw who is william bennett?

http://www.myspace.com/secretpassage

masstronaut wrote:

*Grand* wrote:btw who is william bennett?

http://www.myspace.com/secretpassage

ill watch that in the morning.. i don't think i can make dots.. a bit of work that needs to be done.. will get it all done but just will take up all my time..

hmmm i hate the forum when i got shit to write on my computer.

I really fucking hate it when people use the third person plural instead of the third person singular when referring to collective nouns.

Like: "the government want to force more people to work"
instead of "the government wants..."
Or: "Arnold Town football team claim the match was rigged" instead of claims.

All the newspapers do it all the time.

Grr


oh yeah, and legos