Posts by Brian Moore2

briskgull27 said:I'm actually seriously considering taking up hiking 😲 😲 😲 😲
God bless 🙏 🙏

Are you out of your mind? People walk because they have to, period.😁

briskgull27 said:You really don't have anything stronger than my arguments. Honestly, I just look down on you and find your stance pretty contemptible. 😈

Careful you don't get dizzy looking down from all that altitude.😁

Robert Murphy8 said:It’s that psychological hunger—that deep, hollow craving where you just shovel food in as fast as possible. You eat constantly, yet you still feel empty, and before you know it, the scale starts climbing. That’s exactly where I am right now... I'm putting on weight like it's my full-time job. If there’s anything in the fridge, I’m eating it.

Fine, here is a diet plan if you want to drop those pounds:

You can have this soup every single day, and eat as much of it as you want:

3 large onions
1 large can of peeled tomatoes
or 4 - 6 fresh tomatoes
1 small head of green cabbage
1 or 2 chili peppers (two might be too spicy for some)
3 leeks
3 carrots
1 vegetable bouillon cube (make sure it's not meat-based)

Instructions:
Simmer for about an hour and then blend it until smooth. You can add a splash of soy sauce for extra flavor.

Aside from the soup, here is what you are allowed to eat:
Day 1: All fruit except bananas. You can eat as much watermelon as you want though.
Day 2: All vegetables, either cooked or raw. Just stay away from beans, peas, or corn.
Day 3: Fruit and vegetables, but skip the bananas and potatoes.
Day 4: Up to eight bananas and 8 glasses of milk (skim or 1.5% max).
Day 5: Up to 300 grams of grilled beef and 8 tomatoes.
Day 6: As many vegetables and lean cuts of beef as you want.
Day 7: Brown rice, vegetables, and sugar-free juice as much as you want. Black coffee or tea without sugar is fine too.

briskgull27 said:😁 😁you're a total nutcase😘 😘 😁 😁

I have the written proof right here.😁

briskgull27 said:I really have to be careful about what I post on YouTube, don't I?
Maybe I should just go watch Star Trek instead.
Anyway, I think I'll head out for a walk in about an hour.🙏 🙏 🙏
yes

Watch your back so you don't get mugged, and maybe drop some breadcrumbs along the way so you can actually find your way home!😁

briskgull27 said:Honestly, I’m just not really interested in all this nonsense right now. 😬

General Electric 😁

briskgull27 said:I know! I'll just grab my card and head out into the world, letting things unfold however they may 😍 😈
My logarithm tables are basically just home decor at this point 😁 😁 😁

Who even knows what kind of secrets they're hiding in there?😁

briskgull27 said:It’s true, though—nobody is out there causing trouble or anything.
I was just hoping to find some interesting pages to browse; you know how it is when we're stuck at our desks all day.😈

Go read some logarithm tables.😁

briskgull27 said:Hey there! Could you send over some interesting links? It's getting pretty quiet around here.😈

Who can you even blame when everyone over at Woodrow is acting way too predictable? 😁

Why on earth do you need links when you could just tune into NASA 😉

Sell the damn refrigerator 😉

silverfox6 said:What I meant was—do you perceive all of reality as something being produced by your own imagination?

Everyone’s reality works that way. 😁

wiredrider2 said:During one single semester, I managed to breeze through four exams without getting a single grade lower than a B! I truly never doubted for a second that I would pass them all, though I have to admit, I never quite managed to replicate that kind of streak again 🙂

Look, back in my sophomore year, I crushed five exams easily. But then, on the very last one, I completely tanked because of an American History requirement—specifically about the role of cities during the Revolutionary War. This was for my Electrical Engineering degree! Can you believe that? One stupid exam and my entire second year went down the drain. 😁

By junior year, I played it smart. I intentionally saved four exams for the summer session, and just like you, I knocked them all out without breaking a sweat. 😉

wiredrider2 said:Have you ever actually tried doing this in real life?

Look, I’ve given it a shot. 😉

I was messing around with my study habits back in college, which meant I ended up taking two years to finish my freshman year and three years for my sophomore year.

Usually, the students who drag their feet through university end up passing everything on the first try—first year, second year, third year—because everyone keeps telling them the third year is the hardest, and the fourth is a nightmare if you even make it that far.

At the start of my junior year, I sat down and mapped out a precise schedule for every single exam. Honestly? At no point did I even consider the possibility of failing. I left the most brutal exam for the very last session, leaving myself a mere eight days to cram the entire curriculum.

I was absolutely convinced that I could just summon every single thing I had ever read right when I needed it.

While studying, I had this uncanny ability to pinpoint exactly what mattered and ignore all the useless filler. Why waste energy on things that don't count?

And wouldn't you know it? It worked perfectly. I breezed through my junior year on the first attempt.

I used all sorts of visualization techniques too, but I really don't feel like getting into all that right now.😉

Yeah, you hit the nail on the head 😉

restlessmarlin6 said:Yeah, I guess maybe after a while 😬

Not "eventually"—I mean right now! Real communication happens through telepathy. Words? You can't say much with them, and frankly, you can lie with them all day long. But telepathy doesn't lie. Isn't that why you can meet someone for the very first time and feel an instant connection without them even opening their mouth? Or why you can be stuck with someone who talks a mile a minute, yet you still feel completely uncomfortable? It’s because true connection transcends speech.😉

Harold Anderson3 said:I'd love to be wealthy, yet God hasn't seen fit to make me rich just yet.🙄

I do have one question, though: why on earth would anyone actually want to be sick?😕

Use a little imagination and it’ll click. If it still doesn't make sense after that, maybe you'll need to spend the next 2,000 years living through it before you finally grasp what I'm saying! 😬

velvetmarlin24 said:I couldn't find an existing thread for this, so I figured I'd just start one.

I was wondering if being an attractive person—regardless of gender—actually makes things easier when it comes to landing a job or hitting your big life goals.

Beauty isn't about how you look; true beauty is what comes from the heart.

briskgull27 said:1. Great, just wait until they start asking for them even more often later on.
2. That actually hurts a little bit.

It's pretty obvious you still have a massive amount of learning to do. 😬

briskgull27 said:😉 😉 😉 😉 😉 😉 😉 😉

Here is my official report for you and the rest of this highly esteemed forum rabble:

1. I have decided that, effective immediately, I am done with all medication. By the laws of the Universe, I am perfectly healthy, and frankly, I couldn't care less about these Earthly diagnoses or whatever doctors try to tell me.

2. I have also decided that I am finished voting in any elections in the United States. Why on earth would I ever hand my vote over to someone who is more incompetent than I am?

😍

briskgull27 said:The FBI, my doctors, and my family.

It’s all just earthly nonsense to me.😉