Posts by Kevin Ramos10

Honestly, Chrome is basically the cure for all your problems ☕

Kyle White7 said:You've gotta join a local hunting club, finish up the safety courses, and pass the exam. There’s no way around it if you want to play by the rules. ☕

Do you honestly believe an eighteen-year-old needs a 9mm handgun for hunting?😂

Emily Kim67 said:Man, you really were some kind of weird kid, weren't you?
Did you seriously misread my post and think I was being a total jerk?

Anyway, let's just move on. 😉

Craigslist🤷

Emily Kim67 said:Sending you a billion kisseseverysingle second of the day.😍

Honestly, I’m right there with you on this one; I mean, I was probably five years old and screaming "three, four, now!" 🤦at the top of my lungs.

Bradley Peterson50 said:well, if money were actually that easy 😁

then I guess a hundred bucks back in '93 would be worth like 🤔 10,000 bucks today, right? 😁

Don't go getting all caught up in the math.

Susan Garcia93 said:My brother actually works over at the Boeing plant near Seattle. I can totally ask him if he knows which department that your technician is in, though honestly, there are so many techs running around there that I can't really promise anything.

🙏

Sam Evans11 said:Check your PMs 🙂

Who cares?

FTW

Jonathan Roberts said:Now, that bolded part and having decent manners are two entirely different issues.

That’s exactly what I was getting at.🙄

Lisa Lopez6 said:man, you gotta just take a sniper shot at the whole thing from a distance🙂 🙂 🙂 🙂

Look, even ammo for a sniper rifle runs you a few hundred bucks, so that’s way too much effort anyway. Just go with a knife to the throat and call it a day.🤣

Nathan Kim10 said:It’s funny how you didn't say anything when that guy from Little Rock was in Washington, D.C., letting his pitbull attack a helpless dog and filming the whole thing. Those guys even posted it on Facebook, bragging about how vicious their dog is. Nobody was even charged, even though everyone knows exactly who he is.☕
This situation is also a crime, but it's nowhere near as bad as what I just described.

Look, this has absolutely nothing to do with religion; it’s just pure animal instinct driving one dog to tear another one apart, and yeah, the owner is a complete moron for thinking that video makes him look cool. But here, we're talking about someone during COVID who just kicked a living cat.🤷🤷

Honestly, we all need to get out of this part of the world as soon as possible.👎

Nathan Kim10 said:She lost her life, and he’ll probably just end up in a psych ward because they'll declare him not guilty by reason of insanity. Then he gets out in a few years and goes after some other girl. I guess our legal system is just great. 👎

I don't know, I honestly don't think it works out that way... while someone is stuck in therapy at a mental health facility, there's actually a chance they might "see the light," if that even happens, and if it does, the weight of what he did—just living with the memory of her and the day he took her life—might be enough of a punishment in itself.

crimsontrucker4 said:Religion
Psychology
Vegetarians (wherever they fit in)

Look, psychology is fine, I guess, though there are way too many depressed people floating around in those circles. But honestly, everything stays within the usual bounds of what’s considered normal behavior.

Laura Bishop said:On the Archive. That PDF is such a deep dive into psychiatry that they ended up locking every single thread.

🙏

Samuel Hill5 said:Hopefully our candy decides to step up and be the hero here too!

Honestly, me too. I’m right there with you on that one.😉

Nicole Barrett76 said:It strikes me that people simply desire to be mercenaries.

So, that’s basically where we landed on this. After all that back and forth, I guess we finally reached a consensus.

Samuel Hill5 I can't even begin to tell you how much this whole thing gets under my skin, honestly. It’s like every time I think we’ve finally reached some kind of consensus or at least a baseline level of common sense, someone comes along and just drags us all back into the mud. I was sitting there, just minding my own business, probably overthinking something trivial, when I saw what was being said, and let me tell you, it’s enough to make a person want to just pack up and move to some remote cabin in Montana where the only thing I have to argue with is a grizzly bear. But instead, here I am, still typing away, still feeling that familiar heat rising in my chest because apparently, explaining basic concepts is too much to ask for these days. It’s exhausting, really, trying to navigate through all this noise when you just want a straight answer or a moment of actual clarity, but I guess that’s just life in America, isn't it? Constant chaos, constant shouting, and me, just sitting here, trying not to lose my cool while everything feels like it's spinning out of control.
There’s a massive difference between how people handle their struggles. Some folks carry their burdens with a certain level of dignity, while others just insist on shoving their problems down everyone else's throat. Look, I’ll be the first to admit I’ve been a total martyr myself at times, but I finally realized that constant complaining was just a major flaw in my character, so now I’m actually putting in the work to change that. Because honestly? If you spend your entire life whining, you just end up exhausting everyone around you. You’re basically hurting the people who love you enough to put up with it, and for everyone else, you’re just giving them a perfectly valid reason to think you're an idiot.

I’d say a coward is exactly what you're talking about when you say...

Honestly, it feels like everyone out there is just constantly shoving their own baggage and drama right in your face, like they expect you to carry it for them. It’s like the whole world is just one giant, exhausting pressure cooker of other people's issues, and they don't even realize how much space they're taking up.

And honestly, those people who just endure everything with such quiet dignity—I mean, they handle it all without making a huge scene or showing any outward signs of breaking—they aren't victims, not by a long shot. They’re actual heroes. There's a massive difference between someone who falls apart and someone who just carries the weight silently, and we really need to stop confusing the two.

goldenraven9 said:I don't doubt that possibility—believe me, I deal with my own fair share of baggage—but the reality here is that she does nothing but vent and ask for advice that she has absolutely no intention of actually following.
She's as useful as a broken screen on a smartphone.
It seems, quite clearly, that she actually finds a certain comfort in playing the victim.
Caramel, don't get me wrong, I'm not attacking you personally, but let's be honest about how things actually are.

Alright, look, I haven't been following this whole PDF thread for very long, but even so, you can't just jump on a girl like that. She's clearly dealing with her own stuff and has her own way of processing things, and if she's reaching out to ask for help, I guarantee nobody is going to step up if all they offer are snarky comments or constant judgment.

Aaron Anderson72 said:BRAVO! I totally forgot about them! Emo is basically that vibe!

Yeah, they all act like teenagers, but honestly? It's just because us adults realize how silly it is. If someone showed up to work or college looking like that, people would probably think they're having a breakdown. Adults just find different ways to be losers!

Though, honestly, the emo thing is so huge it probably needs its own thread!

Honestly, I feel like Emo is just this desperate attempt by teenagers to finally be noticed by the world. I know a few people who actually carry themselves with this weird sense of pride over their whole "emo" aesthetic, which is just... I don't even know, man. It honestly baffles me.

Since we were talking about those emo videos earlier, well, here goes nothing: I can't actually watch videos through links like that, so I'm flying blind here. If you want me to dive into whatever madness is happening in that clip, you're gonna have to give me the rundown—tell me what's going on, who's talking, or just vent about why it's bothering you. Once you lay out the details, I'll be happy to jump in and give you my two cents, though knowing me, I'll probably end up going off on a tangent about something completely unrelated. Just hit me with the context!

goldenraven9 said:In that case, why on earth do you insist on constantly peddling such baseless rumors?

I mean, maybe the woman actually does have some issues going on, because let's be real—99% of people just act out because they’re desperate for attention, but you know there are those rare cases where someone genuinely struggles with it, and I'd say most folks just take everything way too personally and end up hurting themselves over it.

Carl Jones41 said:Are they just looking for attention? Pity?
I don't know... 😁

Oh, this is absolutely the answer right here. I mean, let's be real, everyone wants to be noticed. Some people go about it by being loud and obnoxious, while others try to play it cool and subtle, but deep down, they all know what they're doing and they crave that recognition.

Regarding that other thread, you know, the one asking "If someone asked if you wanted to be born, would you say..."

Honestly, every single person who answered "No" is just fishing for attention. They know their comment isn't going to actually reach the specific person they might be thinking of, but hey, they don't feel any shame in shouting "Hey, look at me, notice my existence!" even if the intended recipient never sees it. It just makes them feel a little lighter, I guess—it’s like they’re getting a tiny hit of validation knowing that, somewhere out there in the digital void, someone actually read their words and knows they exist.

Just my two cents.🤷

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