Beautiful: especially the last line.

I know, right? I love it. Might make it my new sig line.

Nice messages!

I agree, and even if you can’t do anything “epic”, you can keep doing enjoyable and positive things that help those around you.  Letting others know you love them, even in very small ways, increases the joy of everyone’s life.

Occam

Imagine a world where there is shit less tacky than this poster. 

mid atlantic - 30 April 2012 04:09 AM

  Such a generational divide, it’s not even funny.  But I will laugh and mock anyway.

mid atlantic - 30 April 2012 04:11 AM

mid atlantic - 30 April 2012 04:09 AM

  Such a generational divide, it’s not even funny.  But I will laugh and mock anyway.

Is quoting yourself a sign of schizophrenia?

DarronS - 30 April 2012 04:20 AM

mid atlantic - 30 April 2012 04:11 AM

mid atlantic - 30 April 2012 04:09 AM

  Such a generational divide, it’s not even funny.  But I will laugh and mock anyway.

Is quoting yourself a sign of schizophrenia?

  Maybe,  but I effed up the post and had to fix it halfway elegantly.

We’ve all effed up. I’m glad you took my question with the intended humor.

Do epic shit like defacing public property with spray paint. Nice.

Hello?...

Skydiving, amusement parks, romantic relationships, sporting events, concerts, clubs, travel, viewing the Sistine Chapel if you don’t live in Rome,...

In other words, YOU NEED LOTS OF MONEY to really enjoy life.

The only pictures that suggest anything free is TV and books.

Well somebody got up on the wrong side this morning.

In other words, YOU NEED LOTS OF MONEY to really enjoy life.

Since when? I’m far from a wealthy guy but I manage anyway. That’s a lot more then I can say of a lot of people who made tons of moolah, but died miserable and alone. A lot of pop stars appear to make a habit of it.

Sorry, T-F, but you are really confused.

TenFold - 03 May 2012 08:35 AM

Do epic shit like defacing public property with spray paint. Nice.

  Just how do you know that the brick wall is public property?  It could just as easily belong to the person who painted it.

Skydiving, amusement parks, romantic relationships, sporting events, concerts, clubs, travel, viewing the Sistine Chapel if you don’t live in Rome,...

In other words, YOU NEED LOTS OF MONEY to really enjoy life.

The only pictures that suggest anything free is TV and books.

  You’d better go back and count.  Almost all of them were views of things that cost nothing - like love, a puppy, walking on the beach, enjoying pictures of the Sistine Chapel. 

I’ve lived a long time, and I have adequate but certainly not LOTS of money.  Other than some recent events, I’ve had a very enjoyable life starting with my school years, my jobs, my marriage, my friends, etc., even including all of you on this board. 

Our love of life and enjoyment has to be within us.  Activities can certainly act a a vehicle for that pleasure, but if we have a negative, angry, depressed attitude, then those same activities, unfortunately, act as a vehicle for that pain.

Occam

Almost all of them were views of things that cost nothing…

The skydiving thing can be expensive…if the parachute doesn’t work!