#thinkception

[deadlyr0s3]

i think, i think about thinking, i think about if i’m thinking about thinking too much

[stupidvillainousposts]

Flug: Now that I think about it, Santa Claus is starting to sound more and more like a villain.

Demencia: Da hell you talkin' 'bout?

Flug: Just think about the song! "He sees you when you're sleeping, he knows when you're awake, he knows if you've been bad or good, so be good for goodness sake"!

Flug: He's completely evil!

Demencia: Dude, you're thinking about that way too much.

Black Hat: Not in my opinion! Flug, come to my office! We need you to be as naughty as possible to get this bastard on his worst behavior!

*I know it isn't even CLOSE to Christmas at the moment, but this thought couldn't wait.

[stillsociallysober]

@fullhero

[decisionsarehell-blog]

[ 8/9/2013]

He’d never seen the point of sentiment.

Yes, sentiment usually was one of the key factors that allowed him to see further in dept the mindset and the habitualities of a person, and judging from the way the man before him was seemingly subconsciously rubbing his thumb over the initials engraved on the casing of the phone, the initials might be that of someone dear to him, the phone, not just the initials. No, the model was too flashy and up-to-date for someone who dresses in well-worn trousers and refused to dispose of the old leather jacket despite it being cracking in areas and no longer the current fashion. No, the phone was likely to be a –gift? , a … discarded old belonging, probably loaned to him after replacing it with a new phone.

Not materialistic. Or at least towards technology. "Well, bit different from my day." Clearly not one who follows the latest technology advancements. 

The man regarded him with slight curiosity and slight alertness in his gaze and set of shoulders and arms – probably military – slight tan line at wrist and neck, newly introduced – maybe recently returned from military assignment – Afghanistan?

But – something, no something still not right.

Guess he’ll have to talk.

Bother. "Afghanistan or Iraq?"

  But at least things were interesting. 

[pizzopaps]

do you ever sit down and think about how much people sit down and think about things??????

[abigolnerdymess]

Have you ever hated yourself for thinking too much?

Like, you're just sitting there thinking about something and working yourself up about it and you start hating life and everyone in it and then you're like 'hey, this really isn't something i should be thinking about so much' so you try and think about other things  but you keep going back to that one thing no matter how hard you try and you just feel like crap because you're thinking about it so much and you shouldn't be.

Anyone?