Idiots.
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3 Jun 2007, 00:18
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Why are people such idiots, seriously, why? And why can't we say what we want? If I want to call you rectum sucking puss buckets I should damn well be able to, even if you are a customer. Why can't people just accept that I don't like them and not be offended when I deliver a insult riddled verbal barrage? Why do people feel uncomfortable after such outbursts? What's wrong with not liking the majority of people qua people? Why are the public so oblivious to everyone and everything? When I go walking out in the street I'm weary of everything: other people, cars, bikes, drunks. Why the fuck can't you be?
Anyway, people suck, don't they?
Anyway, people suck, don't they?
Let me clarify, it's the person I hate, it's the people.
so if u like every person you like the people
anyway i think i missunderstood :)
It's the same with people.
btw: interesting journal.
and yeah your right..but the question is: what can you do?
probably nothing, so why bothering?
When you're walking down the street, how many times have you had someone just completely ignore the fact that you were walking and have them bump into you? Or how many times have you had people shout something or make a comment as they walk by? Etc.
but actually i'm too tired to understand it, better gonna sleep now..i bet your anger is gone tomorrow anyway ;)
gn8 and don't care too much :P
I was on a bike ride. Saw some guy across the road from me, I didn't pay too much attention to him. Headphones were blasting out some musical motivation, then for some reason I got the urge to turn around. There was that guy, about half a metre from my back wheel, chasing me as fast as he could with a hate filled look on his face. I promptly accelerated down to the roundabout and turned my bike around. He was about 100 metres in front, walking on the the other side of the road again, so I cycled back up towards him and gave him the finger. He did not take kindly to this. Again he chased me, I had to work a bit harder since it was uphill, but I got away comfortable.
Later on some people were walking in front of me, weaving all over the pavement. They weren't drunk, they were just weavers. I nearly crashed into the woman and the man she was with gave me a fucking dirty look, I just rode on. I should have told him to learn how to walk in a straight line but I was all chased out.
You can't rant at people though. People are idiots, if you rant at them, they won't rant back, they'll hit you. And the ones that won't will delve into the kind of verbiage reserved for late night cable T.V, and that just isn't interesting.
QFT. That's got to be the most annoying part of school. Also I hate the way how people see all discussions as arguments. I'll be making a point about something obscure to discuss with someone, to be hailed down by "STOP ARGUING".
People are fatalists :(. Resorting to fighting and extremities.
And yeah, people find it hard to separate their own feeling with rational debate. They can't simply discuss something from a rational stand point, they have to be involved in the point of discussion, they have to be emotive about it when the simplest route would be to hold a rational, cognitive discussion.
Maybe I'll actually learn something during A-Level English that will assist me in refraining from butchering this language, as I so often do.
Subjects
Further Maths (:D hardest a-level eh?)
Physics (complement maths, plus its interesting)
English Lit
???
Don't know what to take as a fourth. Probably something easy like Business or Philosophy. Any suggestions?
It might be the hardest a-level, I dunno. What I do know though is that if you go on to do a maths centric degree, you'll be re-learning most of the further maths stuff anyway.
Philosophy is only easy if you can write well and don't mind reading a lot of stuff, basically if you put the work in it's easy. Business study is easy just by virture of the fact that peons manage to get B's and C's, although they'll vehemently deny the fact that's it easy, even though they're failing all their other subjects. I would deifinately recommend core maths, with mechanics as the option if you have it - Physics and mechanics are quite closely related so they reinforce each other. If you do do that though you'll most likely be locked into a physics / maths degree should you wish to go to uni, unless you decide on something random that doesn't need any specific a-level combinations.
If I was you I'd look at some degree courses and see what they want.
And as far as I understand it's core maths with the further maths extra, except in one timeslot, so basically it's double the work, but Core + Further... I think. Not sure o.O I'll ask my Math teacher.
But yeah, would be nice to check out degree specifications... Still have no fsking clue what I want to do :(.
I'm biased obviously but look for good uni's that are semi-local. No one wants to be at the other end of the country unless it's for oxford or an art degree that there's a specialised uni for. Good uni's can be found by looking through university guides like those of the times. Basically, just look through the website of a good uni like durham or nottingham(cough), check out the courses there then have a look around at other uni's that offer similar courses.
Someone will probably say I should look at the department more when looking for a degree, but honeslty I don't think that matters. You get six choices and you usually get invited to open days for all of them, so you can do the department / accommodation checking then.
I doubt you're doing 2 a-levels in one lesson block, that'd be quite silly. If you're doing further as an option like I did with mechanics, then it won't be the full course. If you are doing the 2 in one lesson block then congrats, you're going to have a shit load of work =oP.
Got 6 exams in the coming week, and while the headmaster is lecturing us about how people "just say they are revising" to look cool, it dawned on me that I haven't actually done any...
I'm thinkin' I'll just do some night-before cramming, should do fine. Hell I did my English Lit exam last Tuesday and I'm pretty sure I hit a gorram A just by blagging. If my other exams are like this then I plan for an easy few weeks :D.
If all else fails, BLAG!
Tempted to get to CPC3 to meet with the neyerds?
Leeds -> Amsterdam ~ £30 return, money situation? puh!
G'night!
Biggest mistake of my life! The people are boring and the course is exceptionally boring.
Take A-levels and courses that you genuinely enjoy and interest you.
Also, I was cycling to exercise, it would kind of defeat the point if I just drove around...
Even though I misinterpretate a part of your post, I still think that is idiotic as you lower yourself to a level you normally (I suppose) aren't. Lowering yourself for whatever reasons to a level beneath you makes you idiotic in my eyes.
About the second situation, shouldn't a bike be riding on the road instead of on the pavement? :-p
Anyway, you could be a little bit more considerate yourself. You could've just rode aside them instead of almost into them even though you might feel they shouldn't be weavering over the pavement like that as they are obstructing the other users of it, but isn't that the reason why the bell on your bike was invented? Or you could just've slowed down and asked them to let you through. I speak from own experience that a friendly word really helps and that most people respond appreciately to a friendly and kind word.
emoO
I just try to ignore as many people as I can, because I simply can't stand them... I'm not an emo or something... I like to be with the people I know, because I can have a laugh with them, but as soon as someone sit's next to me in the bus I turn the volume of my mp3 player up that is playing some Bosnian folk music, and everytime I hope that they will say something about it so I can give them a punch in the face because they are so fucking... can't explain...
You want a better world? Start with yourself.
You want a miracle to happen? Be the miracle.
George is like joey in the sense that he's a bit dumb, but he's much more like ross in the sense that he's completely inept at dealing with women, but obsessed with them at the same time. Jerry is like chandler in the sense that he's the funny one, but he's also like ross in the same sense as george. Elaine is kind of like early friends rachel and monika combined, there's not much pheobe but when it sometimes creeps through. Like here: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5xi4O1yi6b0 for instance.
The bald dude at the end is george.
So euhm, lots of seasons and episodes like Friends or not?
9 seasons of 22 episodes each, so yeah I guess =oP. They're not all on that link but there's enough to give a few weekends of fun. Also, because it's friends format, it doesn't really matter what order you watch them in, there aren't many times where plot lines continue between episodes.
Btw, you are pretty much different than I thought you would be.
The simple fact is, people just don't care about other people. They don't care about you. They don't care about the person next to your. So far as they don't know you they are completely oblivious and apathetic to your existence. This is why I hate people.
I know people only care about other people when it benefits them (some exceptions here and there ofcourse), but why would they have to care about you? Unless you're bleeding to death on the street after an accident why for the love of God should anyone care about you or what is happening to you? You can't just go hate people because you don't feel acknowledged by everyone in your surroundings. Do you care about everyone you meet in your life? Do you interest yourself in everyone you see on the street? I doubt it. Why not? You ask them to do the same thing or am I mistaken?
But as I said I'm not good enough in english to express myself more precisely.
People do and don't do things for various kinds of reasons and you can never ever fully comprehend why someone did something or didn't do something.
And yeah, the majority of the people is stupid but that's an whole other topic imo.
But realise that when you're on the street or on the bus or in a restaurant or wherever you want and you see something happening about what we are talking about now, you are just seeing a fraction of a persons life. It's not because at that moment he doesn't acknowledge you he's shit. Maybe he's preoccupied with other things and even though you deserve acknowledgement from other people bear in mind that he/she might have some troubles which don't give him/she the chance to acknowledge you. But that doesn't mean he/she wouldn't acknowledge you another time you come across eachother.
It's an instinct to first look at yourself, and then at others.
I am thinking of myself most of the time, this isn't high altruism that I'm proposing. When I hold the door open for someone I'm doing it not because I'm some amazing person who puts others before himself, it's because I see it as my duty as a human being to acknowledge that other people sometimes need my help. I also feel good whilst doing it, most of the time, which is how most normal people should feel as well: in a way I am acting out of my own self interest, albeit in a roundabout way; the feeling good part comes after the feeling I have to do it because the other person is a human being part.
It's not an inalienable right for someone to have the door held open for them, but it is a right that a person should be acknowledged.
anyway usually people in small towns atleast in finland are overly nice to everyone starting casual conversations with total strangers and things like that
i find that a bit annoying
in big cities its complete opposite its still the same people just different style
In the cities it is opposite yes, but it's in no way better or worse, the people are still ignorant.
On streets I dare not walk
Freedom is an illusion
I build my fences high
If there was something out there
I've learned not to expect
There's a hundred million reasons
Not to care
Don't bring it
Don't bring it
Don't bring your misery down on me
Don't bring it
Don't bring it
Don't bring your misery down on me
Wear misery's crown
And I live near Bristol Rovers stadium, therefore everytime theres a big game the riot police are on our street and theres a crowd of dicks throwing empty beer glasses at them, why?
Had the same bike experience too. Riding uphill a couple of months ago, some guys came behind me and start shouting 'I'M GONNA STEAL YOUR BIKE' and chased me. Nice one.
Oh, and some cunts ran me over before because looking left was too much hassle.
The ignorance of some people is un-fucking-believable.
this journal was about avarage joes way of behaving towards others
And if you do a nice gesture to another person you don't know the reaction is generally thanks mixed with shock.
Perhaps that's just my experience though.
or u drop a bag of oranges in store at the line and the guy next to u will help u to pick em up
things like that have happend to me often so i would draw a conclusion that most people are aware of others and willing to help without gaining anything
then again once when i helped an old lady in stairs by carrying his heavy bag to third floor she was asking why did i help her and wanted to give money, so uhm go figure
maybe its a bit like the world is like u want to see it
almost all the idiotic stuff i've gotten to experiment has been done by kids