Shannon Alexander
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Yet still kinda the truth... Irony...This was sarcasm
Yet still kinda the truth... Irony...This was sarcasm
i always replay the same video games time and again, and for fun i pick different paths(generally speaking role playing games) and sometimes its good to be bad, in video games.I've been offered this choice in many a video game, and I almost always choose good... so yeah, I guess that's just how I am.
However, that's not to say that I don't have a fucking riot going evil sometimes in the ol' virtual realms.
Path 1. All day, every day. I'm certainly not famous, but I have a comfortable life, and do what I can to help others. From the small everyday things like showing respect and common courtesy to others even in the face unkindness, getting up out of my seat on the train when someone less capable looks like they need it more than me, picking up trash in an otherwise clean space even though its not my trash, genuinely care for others feelings, listen to my friends when they need me, be their muscle when they need me.... to the not so common tasks like donating any "extra" money I have left over at the end of the year to a charity, or donating my time to a charity. Last year I gave about $4000 to charity and spent about 60 hours at a soup kitchen and Salvation Army. This year I want to spend time at an animal shelter, and I think my funds this year will go to animal shelters.
Doing the right thing can be difficult sometimes, but who ever said it was easy? Evil is for lazy cowards.
I know I can be a trollish prick on here. But that's not really me. Well, I can be, because I can, but that's not who I am.
I would much rather live poor and see the one's I care about around me happy and even make the ones I dont know, happy; than be rich and miserable with a cold heart. What's the fun in that?
You got the right idea.....finish school....cause you never know what the hell they will do. Did you hear about that Rich old lady some years back....she left her entire estate to her dog....like 12 million dollars to a DOG......WTF Talk about getting the shaft....dry mind you....InsaneMy grandparents are a perfect example of a couple of rich douche-bags.
They suck, but I'll probably come into quite a bit of money someday. But I'm not depending on that or anything.. otherwise I'd say fuck school.
I came to my senses and reminded myself who my idol is. Bob, Bob had the money,but he didn't want it ,he saw how it is the tool of Babylon.His last words on this earth I belive were to his son "money can't buy life" . This is no joke either I truly think the man was a prophet and waaaaay more important than just a musician, just that his message didn't reach everybody because the brainwashing had already begun.I named my kid Robert in his honour.. that shows you how much I think of him, and there I am wondering if I would choose evil to have money.shame on me.
I guess it shows that money is a demon I been fihting with, and the sooner I realise I can be just as happy or happier without it, the better.Just give me some herb some beer and some music and I could have $2 or $200000000 in the bank ... makes no difference
wow that's actually quite profound.. money is a demon.hmmm
Can't you use your Hawaiian super mod powers to do that ?I wish I could 'sticky' this post
I'm afraid I can't lolCan't you use your Hawaiian super mod powers to do that ?
Damn you're a sweet talker - I'm surprised Sunni hasn't walked across the south Pacific to meet you.I'm afraid I can't lol
One love, one heart. Let's get together and feel alright... Bob
really? are we born with a stalwart moral compass? most of us struggle with this sort of question at some point in our lives. the dichotomy between hedonism and philanthropy.I fail to understand how someone could struggle with the question.
Good of course.
Excessive possessions and money end up owning you, and aside from that, making people happy is much more rewarding than any material object IMHO.
Then we are at loggerheads sir.really? are we born with a stalwart moral compass? most of us struggle with this sort of question at some point in our lives. the dichotomy between hedonism and philanthropy.
typically it is overcome pretty early in life... However it is naive to think that nobody is at this stage of cognitive development right now.. so let the conversation carry on ya dig?
I trust you would not brother. Just have been around the block a few times and played both sides of the street and have my feet firmly planted. I don't give a inch, maybe I might provoke a reasonable thought years down the road.And no I wouldn't steal your wallet lol.