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Nicole Collins13 Nicole Collins13 Active Member
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#21 ·
shadowtrucker18 said:I mean, I'm not entirely sure, but I think you've overplayed that whole bit about the bourbon a little too much already.

It’s my first time using this site, but I’m not going to apologize for being an alcoholic.
hiddenhawk3 hiddenhawk3 Active Member
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#22 ·
Nicole Collins13 said:Yeah, what could they even say that actually stays on topic with the original post? 😲

What? Only just hitting 25?

Better late than never, I guess🤣 or maybe it's never too late.🙂
Looks like someone was messing with my profile settings.😁
shadowtrucker18 shadowtrucker18 Active MemberOP
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#23 ·
set up a chatroom 🙄
Nicole Collins13 Nicole Collins13 Active Member
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#24 ·
hiddenhawk3 said:Better late than never, I guess🤣 or maybe it's never too late.🙂
Looks like someone was messing with my profile settings.😁

It was a long time ago, back when you were obsessed with finding ways to make easy money through economics. The mind is a dangerous playground.
As for digging around, you're right—a bottle is usually a person's best friend.

@shadowtrucker18

Shush and deal with it.
hiddenhawk3 hiddenhawk3 Active Member
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#25 ·
shadowtrucker18 said:set up a chatroom 🙄

so, I guess I'm wondering what it actually feels like to be on both an antidepressant and an antipsychotic at the same time 🤷

😁
hiddenhawk3 hiddenhawk3 Active Member
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#26 ·
Nicole Collins13 said:It was a long time ago, back when you were obsessed with finding ways to make easy money through economics. The mind is a dangerous playground.
As for digging around, you're right—a bottle is usually a person's best friend.

@shadowtrucker18

Shush and deal with it.

Just get yourself a wife.☕
Nicole Collins13 Nicole Collins13 Active Member
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#27 ·
hiddenhawk3 said:Just get yourself a wife.☕

Don't get my hopes up. It’s always the same story after a few weeks anyway. Tough luck. 😁
hiddenhawk3 hiddenhawk3 Active Member
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#28 ·
Nicole Collins13 said:Don't get my hopes up. It’s always the same story after a few weeks anyway. Tough luck. 😁

Well, maybe just go find a therapist then ☕
Nicole Collins13 Nicole Collins13 Active Member
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#29 ·
hiddenhawk3 said:Well, maybe just go find a therapist then ☕

Is it really "abnormal" to want to get married and have a family running around the house?
This forum is plenty for me. Thanks for the concern.
shadowtrucker18 shadowtrucker18 Active MemberOP
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#30 ·
MODERATOR, go easy on them!! thanks.
Nicole Collins13 Nicole Collins13 Active Member
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#31 ·
shadowtrucker18 said:MODERATOR, go easy on them!! thanks.

But seriously, what kind of responses would actually be considered on-topic here?
shadowtrucker18 shadowtrucker18 Active MemberOP
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#32 ·
I suppose your random flirting with women probably isn't exactly on-topic here.

For instance, zebra started this thread about tablet misuse quite nicely. I didn't actually open this topic with that specific intention—to be honest, I'm not entirely sure what I was thinking or why I even started it—but since it's already live, we could either try to steer the conversation in that direction or just let it fade into oblivion.
hiddenhawk3 hiddenhawk3 Active Member
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#33 ·
Nicole Collins13 said:Is it really "abnormal" to want to get married and have a family running around the house?
This forum is plenty for me. Thanks for the concern.

I totally misread you 😁 I thought you meant you get bored with everything super fast, like your brain is always looking for the next thing and you can't focus on anything for long. 🙂

And why on earth would birds be hungry around an engineer?😉 😕
hiddenhawk3 hiddenhawk3 Active Member
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#34 ·
shadowtrucker18 said:I suppose your random flirting with women probably isn't exactly on-topic here.

For instance, zebra started this thread about tablet misuse quite nicely. I didn't actually open this topic with that specific intention—to be honest, I'm not entirely sure what I was thinking or why I even started it—but since it's already live, we could either try to steer the conversation in that direction or just let it fade into oblivion.

Well, I was just asking a question that nobody bothered to answer.☕
Nicole Collins13 Nicole Collins13 Active Member
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#35 ·
shadowtrucker18 said:I suppose your random flirting with women probably isn't exactly on-topic here.

For instance, zebra started this thread about tablet misuse quite nicely. I didn't actually open this topic with that specific intention—to be honest, I'm not entirely sure what I was thinking or why I even started it—but since it's already live, we could either try to steer the conversation in that direction or just let it fade into oblivion.

😂😂 Brilliant conclusion. Truly.

I didn't start this thread with that intention; honestly, I don't even know why I posted it or what I was thinking.

Well, now I know one person who wouldn't have shown up here even by total accident. 😳
Nicole Collins13 Nicole Collins13 Active Member
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#36 ·
hiddenhawk3 said:I totally misread you 😁 I thought you meant you get bored with everything super fast, like your brain is always looking for the next thing and you can't focus on anything for long. 🙂

And why on earth would birds be hungry around an engineer?😉 😕

Yeah, that’s true. Honestly, this is more of a psychology topic than anything else. I tend to pick things up incredibly fast, which usually means I get bored just as quickly. It isn't just about my career, either—it's a pattern in everything I do. Even when it comes to women.
My biggest issue is that I read way too fast. It’s rare for me to spend more than a single day on any given book.
I don't even like saying it out loud. It ends up making me sound like I'm bragging about how smart I am or how everything just comes easy to me.
Why on earth would birds be hungry for engineers? 😉😕

A farmer’s gotta plow deeper to get any real results. 😉
Roger Morgan4 Roger Morgan4 Active Member
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#37 ·
Ah, tablet addiction... honestly, I don't think even psychologists take it seriously anymore. I mean, unless you start mixing it with booze and it becomes a daily ritual, it’s hard to argue it's a major crisis.

Besides, why spend all your energy preaching to the choir instead of just looking after yourselves? From where I’m sitting, this group seems much more level-headed and grounded than most people out there.
hiddenhawk3 hiddenhawk3 Active Member
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#38 ·
Nicole Collins13 said:Yeah, that’s true. Honestly, this is more of a psychology topic than anything else. I tend to pick things up incredibly fast, which usually means I get bored just as quickly. It isn't just about my career, either—it's a pattern in everything I do. Even when it comes to women.
My biggest issue is that I read way too fast. It’s rare for me to spend more than a single day on any given book.
I don't even like saying it out loud. It ends up making me sound like I'm bragging about how smart I am or how everything just comes easy to me.
Why on earth would birds be hungry for engineers? 😉😕

A farmer’s gotta plow deeper to get any real results. 😉

I see, life isn't exactly a breeze for you either, I guess. 🙄

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