You know how sometimes a certain incident can send a song playing in your head over and over again?
Well, now I know my life is sad, because while Violent Violet was teaching econs today and going on and on, the only sentence running through my head was...
"I don't wanna run away, but iiiii can't take it, iiii don't understand."
Yep, your life is sad when you develop relationships with academic subjects.
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We got to rest our tired minds and saw a video during GP today. Apparently, I must have been blind all this while, or GP must really be so routinely boring, because I never knew everything was connected so intricately. Disappointment, anger, helplessness, love, indifference, bottomfeeding, unity, viciousness, every single behaviourial pattern you can think of was encompassed in the 30 minute video, and connected so well you couldn't help but wonder if everything that each and every one of us experience was simply part of a bigger plan Mother Nature and Lady Luck have in store for us.
Think about it, the absence of a single person, no matter how weird, quirky or insignificant, would drastically change our lives. Imagine if your maths teacher was still single, or if that irritating girl in your class was never present. You'd lose a lot from your life. There goes that common gossip topic, that person you always liked to tease, or that unnecessarily loud person to irk everyone, that slutty girl with the megalomaniacal boyfriend. Every single one of us play a part in the world, and like it or not, everyone has a different situation to deal with.
If you'd like to know, we were actually watching a video about marine animals.
On the flipside, however, when people say "I don't know what I'd do without you" or "I'm so glad you're around", you'd be inclined to think that's almost always not true. Why? Because of the simple fact that people adapt. If that person never existed, you'd never have had the joy of knowing him/her anyway. You'd probably have just found a new best friend or something along those lines. Which boils down to how insignificant each of us are, because without us, people simply find a new way to cope and go on about their lives without a second thought.
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Fire in the disco!
Fire in the, Taco Bell!
OHHHHH YEEEAAAHHHHHH!!!!
Well, now I know my life is sad, because while Violent Violet was teaching econs today and going on and on, the only sentence running through my head was...
"I don't wanna run away, but iiiii can't take it, iiii don't understand."
Yep, your life is sad when you develop relationships with academic subjects.
---
We got to rest our tired minds and saw a video during GP today. Apparently, I must have been blind all this while, or GP must really be so routinely boring, because I never knew everything was connected so intricately. Disappointment, anger, helplessness, love, indifference, bottomfeeding, unity, viciousness, every single behaviourial pattern you can think of was encompassed in the 30 minute video, and connected so well you couldn't help but wonder if everything that each and every one of us experience was simply part of a bigger plan Mother Nature and Lady Luck have in store for us.
Think about it, the absence of a single person, no matter how weird, quirky or insignificant, would drastically change our lives. Imagine if your maths teacher was still single, or if that irritating girl in your class was never present. You'd lose a lot from your life. There goes that common gossip topic, that person you always liked to tease, or that unnecessarily loud person to irk everyone, that slutty girl with the megalomaniacal boyfriend. Every single one of us play a part in the world, and like it or not, everyone has a different situation to deal with.
If you'd like to know, we were actually watching a video about marine animals.
On the flipside, however, when people say "I don't know what I'd do without you" or "I'm so glad you're around", you'd be inclined to think that's almost always not true. Why? Because of the simple fact that people adapt. If that person never existed, you'd never have had the joy of knowing him/her anyway. You'd probably have just found a new best friend or something along those lines. Which boils down to how insignificant each of us are, because without us, people simply find a new way to cope and go on about their lives without a second thought.
---
Fire in the disco!
Fire in the, Taco Bell!
OHHHHH YEEEAAAHHHHHH!!!!
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