>>46480

We all are, John.

Don't worry about it

Not knowing what to do with them, he put the horse's eyes in a coffee that had appeared beside him. Absentmindedly, he stared ahead of him, grasping the warm cup. For a moment he felt a pang of emptiness within himself and habitually took a sip of the steaming beverage. He thought of all the chances he had, and added a few what ifs. What is the point anyway, he thought. Maybe we're just a bunch of hurt idiots hurting each other in an attempt to feel better about our own mortality. Perhaps causing other people pain is a feeble attempt to trick our minds into believing we have some control over our blip of a life.

>>46720
John pondered this thought. Mortality, hasn't he had enough of that lately? John sighs.

John grasps in the air to "feel something." He moves his arm to the air, and grasps the air. He proceeds to do that for the next 5 minutes. John forgets about the coffee, and by now, it has gotten cold.

He sticks his finger in his coffee, and finds that his finger meets the doll horse's eyes that he had previously dumped into the coffee cup. Upon sticking his finger in the coffee, he feels a cold liquid on his finger, What, could it be? It's the coffee. And it's cold. But it's not just cold, it's freezing.

John ponders this. For John, it is quite peculiar. The coffee is freezing, but why?

John doesn't think about it too hard, and lets his finger rest in the coffee. He has no intentions of drinking the coffee now, he just wants to let his finger rest in it. The freezing coffee puts him at ease.

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Always under everyone's feet OP...

We all seem to get into fights with others and somehow I'm always wondering where the encounters I'm gonna have to see are just going to end up turning out to be, whether it becomes getting insulted or getting into a position where someone gets taunted, but it's the nature of seeing /eh/ like things.

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It's not the world, it's the people in it. Good people, bad people, smart people, stupid people, and retarded people.
Then, there's 7 chan.
Have a Pepsi.

>>46731
quite. wasting excitement on everyday occurences seems a rather dull pastime.

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OP responding...

I always seem to find the world is cruel, one way or the other, there's good and evil in the world today, it's like yin and yang, one is good, one is evil, every day I go walk around not knowing where I should be in my life, maybe because I'm misguided? The world can't be a better place if you're a lonewolf or someone who can't work with others. What would be the purpose of living in society if society can't fit well and accept each other for who we all are?

The pic relates, it's the saying if you're nothing of a magician, you're a charlatan. It goes back to the /eh/ kind of feeling when you don't like to see people being stupid or ignorant and idiotic.

Every day I lose more faith in humanity. I met a live hate machine who believed because I had one opinion I must believe in all the opinions of those who believe in things like choice to do whatever a person wants to do. It was interesting how the person assumed a sarcastic joke about people who get offended on the internet regarding gender choice means someone is a communist. What's funnier is they had no concept of communism because in communist Russia they believe very strongly that a person can be straight, straight, or dead. (I say Russia because they then started talking about was Russia.) I'm surrounded by stupid people, lost faith in the majority of humanity, and hate the people around me just a little bit more.

>>46680
very well, John
I had my usual vegan yogurt with a glass of water this morning and went to work on my newly repaired bicycle.

I hope your day is going well too, John.
Yours Truly
john

>>46680
My middle name is john.

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OP, I seem to find this annoying little music that some hate in their opinions quite funny and enjoyable. Have to admit the little jingle that everyone loves to hate is pretty good here.

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John, I like it when it gets cold outside, because my housemates crank the heat to extreme stuffiness. So I open my window a little for fresh air, and the temperature is quite eh, just the way I like it.

On the streets, a blowjob goes for the same price as a Pizza Hut Big Dinner Box. If you want something more upmarket a few individuals on the Internet advertise a more comfortable and slightly less drug- and disease-addled version of the experience as a "quick visit" for the cost of three to four Big Dinner Boxes.

To give up being a whore is to give up that. It's not an easy journey, but patience and understanding will make the journey more bearable.

Perhaps you could try thinking about your actions and whatever undesirable outcomes they might result in. I think a lot, which has so far resulted in me not doing much, ensuring my rather /eh/ existence.

For instance, I'm an introvert and I need my own space. There are several women at my workplace that I would like to sleep with (and most of these women would undoubtedly like to sleep with me), yet I can't shake the thought that doing so will make the social situation more complex than I'd be comfortable with, so I'm currently (regretfully) abstaining until these thoughts get replaced with an overwhelming urge.

I suppose my theory is that overthinking leads to inaction. It's a curse to those of us who are thinkers by nature, but someone like yourself could use it to better yourself.

>>46681
Do a flip, John.

Try being an old man John who remembers growing up in the 60s and 70s.

On the other hand computer technology kind of grew up alongside me so it's been helpful to understand how systems work based on how previous systems worked, since most "modern" operating systems inherited large sections of their code from "old" operating systems.

Remember that the next time you hear one of those punks yammer on about how outdated something is, since most of that outdated code still lives inside that shiny overpriced fisher price toy they call a phone.

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Hey OP, we all get to remember things in our generations.

Those born in 2000 are likely to be 17-18 year olds today, given now we're in 2018.

I'm one of those 90s guys. A guy who got very discriminated and judged upon for having a father of soviet descent and someone who doesn't fit being of American standard.

It's the /eh/ standard. If you or your parents grew up in 50s to 70s then personally you'd learn having surveillance cameras and such would be very expensive and you'd probably would have learn of how bad the soviet union was and how much America was so different for the soviets.

Those were those times where things brought hope for those soviet people who didn't believe in their country. I honestly believe that learning through the past and graduating as a 90s guy was worth nothing as I already knew what my father and mother taught me, yet my father has been dead since I was little.

Having a bit of his soviet genetics it kind of makes me feel like I'd be one of the fit candidates of the /eh/ category.

>>46721
I know what you mean. I'm still in Uni but now I am seeing freshmen who were born in 2000. I feel really old but I am also grateful. It really reminds you to wake up and take advantage of the time you have.

It's okay John, as you get older and move higher in your job hierarchy, you might miss some of the freedoms you used to have. Just keep moving forward.

Good Evening John
when I became a car salesman I had to leave behind staying awake until the sun rises. It had to be done but I miss it from time to time. Good luck with your job though.
John Smith

>>46695
It's funny you should mention that, John. I happen to be working at a dealership too.

>>46708

Also, I ordered an enamel house number plaque.

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I could never own a house. They always seems to be something needing to be fixed and I'm not much of a handyperson. Plus, I'm doomed to poverty for the duration of my life and poor people shouldn't own houses. My in-laws showed me that.

>>46710

Have you ever been to /rnb/, John. It might suit you.

Sincerely, John

perhaps brush your teeth in the morning, then lightly brush them throughout the day?

clean teeth is important don't sweat it

>>46713
True.

I've been thinking, perhaps it is the minty freshness of the toothpaste. This is advantageous in the morning, but being so refreshed before bed may be making it hard for me to relax.