me: i'm telling someone about this thing.
celia: you should post about that irl.
me: post it...irl? you mean...tell you about it...in person?
celia: i guess that's what that's called.
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me: i'm telling someone about this thing.
celia: you should post about that irl.
me: post it...irl? you mean...tell you about it...in person?
celia: i guess that's what that's called.
The radiation from the computers is killing my eyes I love it - Lil B
the melancholy of persistant and ceaseless resistance or the lightness of resignation
in interrogating the present state of the world’s decay and disintegration, tireless scrutiny for a semblance of meaning, the world did not become adjunct to my intellect, but i became the world’s prisoner
the world was not meant to have a point, if anything it was meant for the express purpose of not having a point -- to say that the world is decaying is to say that there was an element of good that persisted -- the world had not decayed or disintegrated under its own pressure -- there was not a previous state of rectitude or uprightness -- the chaos is eternal
i abjure thought -- i will rely only on the inexpressible joy of my renunciation
Michael: I have John Cena's entrance music stuck in my head now.
Mira: What if those are the horns Jesus comes back to?
Michael: *begins singing* You can't see me, my time is now.
In a relationship, you can choose to see what's right or what is wrong. Usually what is wrong is very small, unless you choose to look at it [to give it attention], in which case it can and will magnify.
Victoria Olsteen