^Good luck!
Post your random thoughts/feelings etc
It disappoints me when people say one thing to one person, and then something totally different to another.
Hmm.
That's my random thought/feeling
Hmm.
That's my random thought/feeling
twiggle said: ↑It disappoints me when people say one thing to one person, and then something totally different to another.
Hmm.
That's my random thought/feeling
I learned a new word recently: 'unctuous'.
I think it perfectly describes that type of person, of which I know too many.
Apotheosis said: ↑I learned a new word recently: 'unctuous'.
I think it perfectly describes that type of person, of which I know too many.
That's a great word.
It does indeed describe such people perfectly.
Thanks for introducing it to my vocabulary 🙂
Trust the wrong person and you're dead, stabbed in the back.twiggle said: ↑It disappoints me when people say one thing to one person, and then something totally different to another.
Hmm.
That's my random thought/feeling
Trust the right person and you'll be thankful for life.
How to see who is what? I don't know.
Pablo Picasso, Guernica, 1937, oil on canvas

this image doesn't reflect the overwhelming power of the painting itself, which takes up an entire wall

this image doesn't reflect the overwhelming power of the painting itself, which takes up an entire wall
a propos of nothing
The decision to ship white headphones with iPods was a stroke of marketing genius.
They're so easy to see, you spot them and think, "that person is listening to his or her iPod". Might lead you to the associated thoughts, "I should listen to my iPod", "I should download some apps for my iPod", or even, "I should buy a new iPod". Great way to keep the idea in people's heads.
The decision to ship white headphones with iPods was a stroke of marketing genius.
They're so easy to see, you spot them and think, "that person is listening to his or her iPod". Might lead you to the associated thoughts, "I should listen to my iPod", "I should download some apps for my iPod", or even, "I should buy a new iPod". Great way to keep the idea in people's heads.
MrJones said: ↑Trust the wrong person and you're dead, stabbed in the back.
Trust the right person and you'll be thankful for life.
How to see who is what? I don't know.
It's not really as deep as trust, or being stabbed in the back. It's just a general observation.
In life it all depends. Maybe it is just a misunderstanding.twiggle said: ↑It's not really as deep as trust, or being stabbed in the back. It's just a general observation.
Anyway since I realized I can't even trust myself, I realized too that people can do bad things to you without intention or even noticing.
Talk to that person about it, maybe it was a mistake, maybe he/she was lying. Anyway the best way to solve such things (in my opinion) is to talk about it (something that a lot of people don't seem to like).
I smile more when I'm not happy than I do when I am.
That's true for a lot of people, I think.
That's true for a lot of people, I think.
You had a lovely smile.
"But what did you do?
What did you say?
Did you walk or did you run away?
Where are you now?
Where have you been?
Did you come alone or did you bring a friend?
....
I believe whenever I see you smiling
Because it's easily one of the hardest things to do
Your worries and fears become your friends
And they end up smiling at you
Put on a smiley face...."
Gnarls Barkley - Smiley Faces - YouTube
"But what did you do?
What did you say?
Did you walk or did you run away?
Where are you now?
Where have you been?
Did you come alone or did you bring a friend?
....
I believe whenever I see you smiling
Because it's easily one of the hardest things to do
Your worries and fears become your friends
And they end up smiling at you
Put on a smiley face...."
Gnarls Barkley - Smiley Faces - YouTube
Re: a propos of nothing
It was actually probably because everything Apple makes is white.
Aletheia said: ↑The decision to ship white headphones with iPods was a stroke of marketing genius.
They're so easy to see, you spot them and think, "that person is listening to his or her iPod". Might lead you to the associated thoughts, "I should listen to my iPod", "I should download some apps for my iPod", or even, "I should buy a new iPod". Great way to keep the idea in people's heads.
It was actually probably because everything Apple makes is white.
Homework email K-mart Lab talking tired eyes interview confused contemplative.
Those are my [not-so-] random thoughts.
Those are my [not-so-] random thoughts.
Re: a propos of nothing
We always have the freedom to chose what to buy in the end. The problem is not the genius marketing but on our values, the ones that are teached us.
Aletheia said: ↑The decision to ship white headphones with iPods was a stroke of marketing genius.
They're so easy to see, you spot them and think, "that person is listening to his or her iPod". Might lead you to the associated thoughts, "I should listen to my iPod", "I should download some apps for my iPod", or even, "I should buy a new iPod". Great way to keep the idea in people's heads.
We always have the freedom to chose what to buy in the end. The problem is not the genius marketing but on our values, the ones that are teached us.
Re: Pablo Picasso, Guernica, 1937, oil on canvas
Could someone spare me the backbreaking moments that it takes to type "dictionary.com" and tell me what unctuous means? 😉
Guernica! One of my favorites. I love the story behind it. Well, I don't love what happened, but the fact that Picasso was compelled to paint this massive thing in honor of it.
Apotheosis said: ↑I learned a new word recently: 'unctuous'.
I think it perfectly describes that type of person, of which I know too many.
Could someone spare me the backbreaking moments that it takes to type "dictionary.com" and tell me what unctuous means? 😉
Aletheia said: ↑
this image doesn't reflect the overwhelming power of the painting itself, which takes up an entire wall
Guernica! One of my favorites. I love the story behind it. Well, I don't love what happened, but the fact that Picasso was compelled to paint this massive thing in honor of it.
TryAgain said: ↑It probably has something to do with fat and greasy, slippery. That's the first thing that comes to mind since "untuoso" in Portuguese and Spanish is quite similar.
You made me have to look! But you are right!
unc·tu·ous
[uhngk-choo-uhs]
adjective
1.
characterized by excessive piousness or moralistic fervor, especially in an affected manner; excessively smooth, suave, or smug.
2.
of the nature of or characteristic of an unguent or ointment; oily; greasy.
3.
having an oily or soapy feel, as certain minerals.
A friend of mine apparently has an eating disorder. Yeah, never would've picked that. Poor girl. :😮:
I want a brownie. With walnuts in them. I'm too tired and lazy to make any.
Phoenixx said: ↑I want a brownie. With walnuts in them. I'm too tired and lazy to make any.
Walnuts huh? Is that what they call it these days? 😀
Man do I really wanna start a huge epic metal band with two drummers, me being one of them, MUAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA!! Who's in????