He probably got it from Jack Nicholson's Joker.unnamednewbie13 wrote:
Did you get that from Tyler Durden or Heath Ledger's Joker?Jay wrote:
Should I be depressed and miserable all day? You can laugh, or you can cry. I choose to laugh.unnamednewbie13 wrote:
Having an unimaginable blast, I see. Maybe I had you all wrong. I took what you said on page one as an insult. But maybe your norm truly is to wallow in glee at any small conveniences local or global disaster might afford you.
Not for me, sorry.
Neither.unnamednewbie13 wrote:
Did you get that from Tyler Durden or Heath Ledger's Joker?Jay wrote:
Should I be depressed and miserable all day? You can laugh, or you can cry. I choose to laugh.unnamednewbie13 wrote:
Having an unimaginable blast, I see. Maybe I had you all wrong. I took what you said on page one as an insult. But maybe your norm truly is to wallow in glee at any small conveniences local or global disaster might afford you.
Not for me, sorry.
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That clip is awfully sacrilegious for a Lutheran.Jay wrote:
Neither.unnamednewbie13 wrote:
Did you get that from Tyler Durden or Heath Ledger's Joker?Jay wrote:
Should I be depressed and miserable all day? You can laugh, or you can cry. I choose to laugh.
Look, I spent a year in a shit hole dodging mortar fire and not knowing if I was going to come home. That's rock bottom, man. After you go through something like that everything seems tolerable.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SJUhlRoBL8M
No need for that. I'm just saying, being forced to work from home, paid, is not the worst thing in the world. Yeah, I got sick, but I feel mostly better now. People should be using this time to learn a new skill like cooking, or woodworking, or if they're stuck in their apartment, getting really fucking awesome at some video game. Control what you can control, and don't worry about the rest. Spending your entire day watching or reading the news, speculating internally about when you're gonna catch the virus will just make you depressed.unnamednewbie13 wrote:
Somewhere in the distance, a tearful child squeaks out "thank you for your service."
They take a disproportionate glee in watching godless heathens die, I enjoy seeing their moronic dogma disproven.uziq wrote:
why do you take such a disproportionate glee in watching innocent people who have faith die?
https://www.scmp.com/week-asia/health-e … it-keeping‘We owe it to God’: as Indonesia prays, how is it keeping the coronavirus at bay?
Indonesia’s health minister attributes the country’s lack of coronavirus cases to prayer – despite a study showing it should have had cases by now
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prollySuperJail Warden wrote:
That clip is awfully sacrilegious for a Lutheran.Jay wrote:
Neither.unnamednewbie13 wrote:
Did you get that from Tyler Durden or Heath Ledger's Joker?
Look, I spent a year in a shit hole dodging mortar fire and not knowing if I was going to come home. That's rock bottom, man. After you go through something like that everything seems tolerable.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SJUhlRoBL8M
you do realise coronavirus lasts like 2-3 weeks right?Jay wrote:
No need for that. I'm just saying, being forced to work from home, paid, is not the worst thing in the world. Yeah, I got sick, but I feel mostly better now. People should be using this time to learn a new skill like cooking, or woodworking, or if they're stuck in their apartment, getting really fucking awesome at some video game. Control what you can control, and don't worry about the rest. Spending your entire day watching or reading the news, speculating internally about when you're gonna catch the virus will just make you depressed.unnamednewbie13 wrote:
Somewhere in the distance, a tearful child squeaks out "thank you for your service."
I've been sick since around Monday. I'm fairly certain I peaked 2 days ago.uziq wrote:
you do realise coronavirus lasts like 2-3 weeks right?Jay wrote:
No need for that. I'm just saying, being forced to work from home, paid, is not the worst thing in the world. Yeah, I got sick, but I feel mostly better now. People should be using this time to learn a new skill like cooking, or woodworking, or if they're stuck in their apartment, getting really fucking awesome at some video game. Control what you can control, and don't worry about the rest. Spending your entire day watching or reading the news, speculating internally about when you're gonna catch the virus will just make you depressed.unnamednewbie13 wrote:
Somewhere in the distance, a tearful child squeaks out "thank you for your service."
I think that people can follow the headlines and be concerned for their health and the health of their friends and family without being reduced to the nervous hand-wringing wreck you illustrate. I post links to articles because doctors not having enough equipment in a wealthy nation, among many of the other stories attached to this pandemic, seem strange and unusual. Otherwise, I'm still working.Jay wrote:
I'm just saying, being forced to work from home, paid, is not the worst thing in the world. Yeah, I got sick, but I feel mostly better now. People should be using this time to learn a new skill like cooking, or woodworking, or if they're stuck in their apartment, getting really fucking awesome at some video game. Control what you can control, and don't worry about the rest. Spending your entire day watching or reading the news, speculating internally about when you're gonna catch the virus will just make you depressed.
Going to clip that away for the next time you suggest I want to see my parents die or whatever.Jay wrote:
No need for that.unnamednewbie13 wrote:
Somewhere in the distance, a tearful child squeaks out "thank you for your service."
You should immediately attend Protestant churches services. You can show off your new budget internet wardrobe.Jay wrote:
I've been sick since around Monday. I'm fairly certain I peaked 2 days ago.uziq wrote:
you do realise coronavirus lasts like 2-3 weeks right?Jay wrote:
No need for that. I'm just saying, being forced to work from home, paid, is not the worst thing in the world. Yeah, I got sick, but I feel mostly better now. People should be using this time to learn a new skill like cooking, or woodworking, or if they're stuck in their apartment, getting really fucking awesome at some video game. Control what you can control, and don't worry about the rest. Spending your entire day watching or reading the news, speculating internally about when you're gonna catch the virus will just make you depressed.
Getting tested tomorrow morningunnamednewbie13 wrote:
I think that people can follow the headlines and be concerned for their health and the health of their friends and family without being reduced to the nervous hand-wringing wreck you illustrate. I post links to articles because doctors not having enough equipment in a wealthy nation, among many of the other stories attached to this pandemic, seem strange and unusual. Otherwise, I'm still working.Jay wrote:
I'm just saying, being forced to work from home, paid, is not the worst thing in the world. Yeah, I got sick, but I feel mostly better now. People should be using this time to learn a new skill like cooking, or woodworking, or if they're stuck in their apartment, getting really fucking awesome at some video game. Control what you can control, and don't worry about the rest. Spending your entire day watching or reading the news, speculating internally about when you're gonna catch the virus will just make you depressed.
You've basically gone from "guys you're so dumb, it doesn't matter," to "ok it matters a bit. Stop picking on me." Also, did you actually test positive for cornavirus, or were you just feeling a bit under the weather?Going to clip that away for the next time you suggest I want to see my parents die or whatever.Jay wrote:
No need for that.unnamednewbie13 wrote:
Somewhere in the distance, a tearful child squeaks out "thank you for your service."
Remember to wash your hands!
Internet protestant service would go well with my internet wardrobe! Brilliant!SuperJail Warden wrote:
You should immediately attend Protestant churches services. You can show off your new budget internet wardrobe.Jay wrote:
I've been sick since around Monday. I'm fairly certain I peaked 2 days ago.uziq wrote:
you do realise coronavirus lasts like 2-3 weeks right?
That's not even really church. You might as well watch some guy talk about Jesus on youtube.Jay wrote:
Internet protestant service would go well with my internet wardrobe! Brilliant!SuperJail Warden wrote:
You should immediately attend Protestant churches services. You can show off your new budget internet wardrobe.Jay wrote:
I've been sick since around Monday. I'm fairly certain I peaked 2 days ago.
it takes 7-10 days after presenting symptoms to develop into its second phase. all this is well attested to by the oodles of data. i wish you luck.Jay wrote:
I've been sick since around Monday. I'm fairly certain I peaked 2 days ago.uziq wrote:
you do realise coronavirus lasts like 2-3 weeks right?Jay wrote:
No need for that. I'm just saying, being forced to work from home, paid, is not the worst thing in the world. Yeah, I got sick, but I feel mostly better now. People should be using this time to learn a new skill like cooking, or woodworking, or if they're stuck in their apartment, getting really fucking awesome at some video game. Control what you can control, and don't worry about the rest. Spending your entire day watching or reading the news, speculating internally about when you're gonna catch the virus will just make you depressed.
I'll look for some Joel Osteen rerunsSuperJail Warden wrote:
That's not even really church. You might as well watch some guy talk about Jesus on youtube.Jay wrote:
Internet protestant service would go well with my internet wardrobe! Brilliant!SuperJail Warden wrote:
You should immediately attend Protestant churches services. You can show off your new budget internet wardrobe.
You need to go your church and introduce everyone to the practice of communal wine drinking.
the names of the first three UK doctors/clinicians working in the NHS to die from coronavirus:uziq wrote:
why do you take such a disproportionate glee in watching innocent people who have faith die?Dilbert_X wrote:
So the power of muslim prayer didn't keep Indonesia safe, they started seeing clusters of pneumonia in mid-January but kept it secret.
Now they have people collapsing in the streets.
Glad thats cleared up.
secular countries have mis-stepped just as badly. what's the relevance of the fact they congregate in churches rather than the secular religion, market places and shopping malls? it seems to me that both the religious and the strictly materialistic seem to behave as if they're immortal -- buoyed up by the same talismanic beliefs.
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i am QUITE confident, judging from the amount of vituperative bullshit you spout on here, that, were the entire world secular, you'd find plenty enough other reasons to hate people and divide them. you'd start in earnest on the humanities/arts lot after dispensing with the religious. i think you need to do a little more self-examination and realise that perhaps the bitterness and frustration stems from you, not the world.I'd be a lot happier if no-one were religious, then we could all get along a lot better.
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Once again, you're not a psychoanalyst, don't you tell Jay to stick to his knitting and leave it to experts?uziq wrote:
i am QUITE confident, judging from the amount of vituperative bullshit you spout on here, that, were the entire world secular, you'd find plenty enough other reasons to hate people and divide them. you'd start in earnest on the humanities/arts lot after dispensing with the religious. i think you need to do a little more self-examination and realise that perhaps the bitterness and frustration stems from you, not the world.
