What Are You Doing Right Now? (151 Viewers)

[Klin]

I do feel ashamed of a lot of things I used to do when I was younger, maybe even less than 5 years ago. I think the fact you care enough to feel ashamed for it is good enough.

 

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[Martin]

I used to write in a weblog about my life when I was 20. I wish I could delete them all but I have forgotten the password. Whenever I read a few lines I end up asking myself if I was really that ridiculous/stupid. To think that in 7 years time I'll have the same opinion about today's Hoori makes me think twice before saying/writing everything which comes to my mind.

Well, whatever you used to think back then you did based on what you knew. Now you know more, so you think differently. It's really not a big deal.

 

[GordoDeCentral]

I used to write in a weblog about my life when I was 20. I wish I could delete them all but I have forgotten the password. Whenever I read a few lines I end up asking myself if I was really that ridiculous/stupid. To think that in 7 years time I'll have the same opinion about today's Hoori makes me think twice before saying/writing everything which comes to my mind.

come on you're a math major 7 years for you now is a third of your life i'd say you got a good 20 years before you look back in disgust

 

[Martin]

I do feel ashamed of a lot of things I used to do when I was younger, maybe even less than 5 years ago. I think the fact you care enough to feel ashamed for it is good enough.

Ashamed of what you do/did is different than ashamed for what you used to like or think. Especially with trivial things like taste in music.

 

[GordoDeCentral]

Ashamed of what you do/did is different than ashamed for what you used to like or think. Especially with trivial things like taste in music.

if you liked something like 'creed' you should be ashamed

 

[Martin]

if you liked something like 'creed' you should be ashamed

quel connerie c'etait ça

 

[Klin]

Ashamed of what you do/did is different than ashamed for what you used to like or think. Especially with trivial things like taste in music.

You do certain things because you like them.

 

[GordoDeCentral]

quel connerie c'etait ça

one of my "intellectual" friends used to like them, he just knows never to call me out because thats teh first thing id bring up to rubbish anything he says

 

[swag]

Got home from Paris a couple days ago, and i won't have a job for the next month or so! So i'll have plenty of time to come chill on my fave place in da world! WOOT WOOT

WHATS NEW MY CRISPIES?!

Welcome back, Katie! Would be nice to have you back in the fold again soon.

OH No!! there has been fighting?!

'Cause there ain't no cure for the summertime butthurt.

i actually have the same cringe when i watch music videos i liked back in the 90s But you're right it does capture something, an experience about your life and becomes synonymous with it

Kinda like freshmen and sophomores in college who decide that Ayn Rand is the bomb and they want to become Objectivists.

oh it's a horrible cringe-inducing show alright

Look, last night I laughed my ass off at Workaholics, which involved characters sodomizing a side of beef on someone else's bed in order to make their own brand of beef jerky. I'm not above lowbrow.

I used to write in a weblog about my life when I was 20. I wish I could delete them all but I have forgotten the password. Whenever I read a few lines I end up asking myself if I was really that ridiculous/stupid. To think that in 7 years time I'll have the same opinion about today's Hoori makes me think twice before saying/writing everything which comes to my mind.

I doubt it. 20->27 is a pretty major leap. 27->34 not as much. It's a ratio, as Abel sez. As you get older, you've more the same person for longer periods of time.

 

[Martin]

You do certain things because you like them.

As long as we stick to being vague I wouldn't say someone is ridiculous for saying they're ashamed of "something I did" like maybe slash the tires of someone's car. But if that thing was singing in the shower then yeah it's a ridiculous thing to be ashamed of.

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one of my "intellectual" friends used to like them, he just knows never to call me out because thats teh first thing id bring up to rubbish anything he says

Is that your way of saying you have no intellectual friends?

 

[Kate]

I used to write in a weblog about my life when I was 20. I wish I could delete them all but I have forgotten the password. Whenever I read a few lines I end up asking myself if I was really that ridiculous/stupid. To think that in 7 years time I'll have the same opinion about today's Hoori makes me think twice before saying/writing everything which comes to my mind.

I still keep one, and have since I was 17 or so. So for over 10 years, wow...

 

[Klin]

As long as we stick to being vague I wouldn't say someone is ridiculous for saying they're ashamed of "something I did" like maybe slash the tires of someone's car. But if that thing was singing in the shower then yeah it's a ridiculous thing to be ashamed of.

Then we're in agreement there.

 

[Martin]

I still keep one, and have since I was 17 or so. So for over 10 years, wow...

You have me beat, I started in 2003.

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Then we're in agreement there.

I'm relieved.

 

[Klin]

I'm relieved.

I knew you would be, hence why I cleared that out.

 

[Martin]

I knew you would be, hence why I cleared that out.

mind reader

 

[Sheik Yerbouti]

I remember starting a blog one. 3 posts and zero interest later, I abandoned it.

 

[swag]

Another cool thing about getting old is that you lose your sense of shame though. How else do you explain mom jeans?

But yeah, I can talk about how Kim Cattrall hasn't done anything to eclipse her mastery in the movie Mannequin opposite Andrew McCarthy ... and say that with a straight face.

 

[GordoDeCentral]

Kinda like freshmen and sophomores in college who decide that Ayn Rand is the bomb and they want to become Objectivists.



Look, last night I laughed my ass off at Workaholics, which involved characters sodomizing a side of beef on someone else's bed in order to make their own brand of beef jerky. I'm not above lowbrow.

spot f'in on on the ayn rand bit, it's like these spoon fed feminists who have issues in relationship oh really

as for lowbrow is fine with me i love IASINP, but friends is just 'no bro'

As long as we stick to being vague I wouldn't say someone is ridiculous for saying they're ashamed of "something I did" like maybe slash the tires of someone's car. But if that thing was singing in the shower then yeah it's a ridiculous thing to be ashamed of.

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Is that your way of saying you have no intellectual friends?

nah real smart guy, i just find the epithet silly

 

[Martin]

nah real smart guy, i just find the epithet silly

I don't, I'm very vain. Was watching a lecture on youtube once, by Zizek. At one point he said "it is the responsibility of us intellectuals to.. ". If only I had been in that room.

 

[swag]

spot f'in on on the ayn rand bit, it's like these spoon fed feminists who have issues in relationship oh really

Oh yeah, masking the personal problem bit.

as for lowbrow is fine with me i love IASINP, but friends is just 'no bro'

IASINP is funny for the exact same reasons. But you have to stoop down in the mud and roll around in it for a while to really appreciate the show. My wife never stooped that low, and thus never picked up on it.