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Posted: **Tue Mar 31, 2015 3:37 pm**

gotta keep your sock game fresh homie

Posted: **Tue Mar 31, 2015 3:39 pm**

This is an interesting conversation for this thread lol

Posted: **Tue Mar 31, 2015 3:40 pm**

Not having rad socks is rage inducing.

Posted: **Tue Mar 31, 2015 3:42 pm**

Dr. Sherman Sticks M.D. wrote:gotta keep your sock game fresh homie

True dat.

jfrey wrote:This is an interesting conversation for this thread lol

I was hoping for an Oreo debate, but socks are cool.

D.o.S. wrote:Not having rad socks is rage inducing.

True dat as well.

Posted: **Tue Mar 31, 2015 4:31 pm**

i almost went to jail once because of my dumb clean white socks. that's the only reason i give a shit about sock color. after that i switched to strictly black, like all the other clothes i own.

Posted: **Tue Mar 31, 2015 4:35 pm**

misterstomach wrote:i almost went to jail once because of my dumb clean white socks. that's the only reason i give a shit about sock color. after that i switched to strictly black, like all the other clothes i own.

wait what?

Posted: **Tue Mar 31, 2015 4:51 pm**

D.o.S. wrote:Not having rad socks is rage inducing.

haha my gf bought some rad socks that say 'rad' on them yesterday.
they are pretty rad.

Posted: **Tue Mar 31, 2015 4:51 pm**

it was well over ten years ago, when i was a crusty traveling youngster. i was in a train yard trying to catch a freight train during my travels. the cops were rolling through the train yard checking for people like me, or graffiti artists, or all the other people train companies hate. i had just changed my many days old gross dirty socks for some fresh clean shining white socks, which felt so good on my feet. then i had to hide from the cops in the bushes right after that, but i got found, even though i was really well hidden. the cop talked to me for a while and ran my ID and stuff. he determined that i was not a fugitive and probably knew what i was doing well enough to not get myself killed, so he decided to let me go and told me to find a better hiding spot. as i was walking away he said "hey! you wanna know how i saw you?" of course i wanted to know. he said, "i could see those damn white socks from a hundred yards away. get some black socks." best advice i've ever had from a cop.

Posted: **Tue Mar 31, 2015 4:54 pm**

misterstomach wrote:it was well over ten years ago, when i was a crusty traveling youngster. i was in a train yard trying to catch a freight train during my travels. the cops were rolling through the train yard checking for people like me, or graffiti artists, or all the other people train companies hate. i had just changed my many days old gross dirty socks for some fresh clean shining white socks, which felt so good on my feet. then i had to hide from the cops in the bushes right after that, but i got found, even though i was really well hidden. the cop talked to me for a while and ran my ID and stuff. he determined that i was not a fugitive and probably knew what i was doing well enough to not get myself killed, so he decided to let me go and told me to find a better hiding spot. as i was walking away he said "hey! you wanna know how i saw you?" of course i wanted to know. he said, "i could see those damn white socks from a hundred yards away. get some black socks." best advice i've ever had from a cop.

That is flipping awesome!!!

Posted: **Tue Mar 31, 2015 9:42 pm**

misterstomach wrote:it was well over ten years ago, when i was a crusty traveling youngster. i was in a train yard trying to catch a freight train during my travels. the cops were rolling through the train yard checking for people like me, or graffiti artists, or all the other people train companies hate. i had just changed my many days old gross dirty socks for some fresh clean shining white socks, which felt so good on my feet. then i had to hide from the cops in the bushes right after that, but i got found, even though i was really well hidden. the cop talked to me for a while and ran my ID and stuff. he determined that i was not a fugitive and probably knew what i was doing well enough to not get myself killed, so he decided to let me go and told me to find a better hiding spot. as i was walking away he said "hey! you wanna know how i saw you?" of course i wanted to know. he said, "i could see those damn white socks from a hundred yards away. get some black socks." best advice i've ever had from a cop.

Living the Woodie Guthrie lifestyle. Great story :thumb:

Did you have a harmonica to play on your travels?

Posted: **Wed Apr 01, 2015 12:36 pm**

Just realized I have to the next five days in a row.

Can I go back to being unemployed?

jk

, at least I'm looking totally on point.

Posted: **Wed Apr 01, 2015 6:50 pm**

I haven't had such a consistent string of anxiety, depression, and paralysis-by-indecision ever before in my life.

NSFW because this is a long rant/complaint and I'm kind of tired like feeling like a whiner.

NSFW: show

I guess most people go through a serious low in their life, but I thought I'd already hit it years before. I've been so focused on trying to find a "career path" to get me out of the job I'm in (8 years in retail is soul-crushing....) that I haven't been able to do or enjoy the things I spent a lot of time building up for myself. In fact, I feel almost guilty for spending time drawing or noodling on my guitar when my achy arm permits me to, because I feel like I "should be doing something to get out of my job." So I feel like I'm shirking my passions in favor of a "career." Which makes me feel pretty defeated.I think it was fishtankdork who suggested that I write down my ideal life and then line up what goals would get me there..... I did that, multiple times. The problem that arises is that I'll be really stoked on one thing one day, and then totally disinterested in it the next, only to be infatuated with something else. Not to mention that my "ideal life" doesn't seem to involve anything remotely lucrative. What the hell am I going to do with myself? Big indecision number 1.

I was excited to meet a girl that seemed like was as into me as I was into her, only to have her get extremely swamped with school and work, leaving me feeling like the dog waiting for its master to come home most of the time. The kicker is that I can't tell when my "needs aren't being met" or when I'm just acting like a crybaby over nothing. I want the relationship when things are good, but I also don't want it, because I'm stressed out about it more often than I am relaxed or excited about it, and I don't feel like I get the same level of affection that I give, whether it's because she's just busy or because she's actually disinterested. Thanks imessage for letting me know when my texts are being ignored.

How does one know when it's good to love someone because you love them, and when you're wasting your emotional energy? I've always thought that "love" shouldn't be something that says "I need," rather, it should be something that encourages others to be themselves. I want this but I don't want it. So that's big indecision number 2.

At least I have a job and food and a roof over my head, right? sigh.

Posted: **Fri Apr 03, 2015 1:34 am**

Warm weather = Crane Flies Errrywurrr... :no:

Errrywurrr... :erm:

Posted: **Fri Apr 03, 2015 3:01 am**

Sliced my fucking right index finger open over the knuckle and along the finger a bit with a Swiss Army knife kinda deep and had to get 4 stitches

Had to cancel a bunch of shifts since I work with food

Posted: **Sat Apr 04, 2015 6:44 am**

I cracked the shit out of my phone screen.

Grrrrrrr......

Like the worst of all the first world problemssssss....

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