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Huh.
Ever feel like, kind of well... accomplished in a sick weird way? Yeah. I kinda do. It's not even really accomplished. It's like. Complete? Heck, I don't really know. It's just a sick, bad, bad, feeling. I really shouldn't feel this way. It's kind of, well, evil. I guess in some sort of way everyone possesses a little evil side. Or maybe a bigger evil side haha.
Perhaps the evil and goodness balances out? Perhaps some predominately evil and some predominately good people shelter themselves? I wander who is more likely to become sheltered.
Media focus on the negative attributes of human nature. I wander how the population would re-act if the media were to pull a complete 360 and focus mainly on the good deeds of people? Would people become more pro-active? Would society change for the better? Or worse? Would people be more eager to learn? Would epidemics go unnoticed?
Perhaps people may start to learn to live again...? I've noticed even in my own circle of friends that some people are afraid to live. People are afraid to do something because of what the media tell them. For example, someone as simple as swimming in the ocean. Millions of people at any given moment are in the water at once. You are more likely to die being struck by lightning or being stung by a bee. However, because of the news and movies like Jaws and Open Water, people are afraid to swim in the ocean. People are afraid to live.
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I got a puppy guys. And I didn't die from the stomach flu! Yay. Puppy is predominately Chihuahua. She possesses one of the most adorable little personalities I have ever encountered in a puppydog. Her name is Pixie. After the band, her looks, and personality. Hahah. She's a pissin machine though. We've been training her for the last week or so and she's been steadily learning to use to litter box. Yeap, She's gonna be litterbox trained :-P. But anyways, without further adieu, here is Miss Pixie Sanders
Ever feel like, kind of well... accomplished in a sick weird way? Yeah. I kinda do. It's not even really accomplished. It's like. Complete? Heck, I don't really know. It's just a sick, bad, bad, feeling. I really shouldn't feel this way. It's kind of, well, evil. I guess in some sort of way everyone possesses a little evil side. Or maybe a bigger evil side haha.
Perhaps the evil and goodness balances out? Perhaps some predominately evil and some predominately good people shelter themselves? I wander who is more likely to become sheltered.
Media focus on the negative attributes of human nature. I wander how the population would re-act if the media were to pull a complete 360 and focus mainly on the good deeds of people? Would people become more pro-active? Would society change for the better? Or worse? Would people be more eager to learn? Would epidemics go unnoticed?
Perhaps people may start to learn to live again...? I've noticed even in my own circle of friends that some people are afraid to live. People are afraid to do something because of what the media tell them. For example, someone as simple as swimming in the ocean. Millions of people at any given moment are in the water at once. You are more likely to die being struck by lightning or being stung by a bee. However, because of the news and movies like Jaws and Open Water, people are afraid to swim in the ocean. People are afraid to live.
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I got a puppy guys. And I didn't die from the stomach flu! Yay. Puppy is predominately Chihuahua. She possesses one of the most adorable little personalities I have ever encountered in a puppydog. Her name is Pixie. After the band, her looks, and personality. Hahah. She's a pissin machine though. We've been training her for the last week or so and she's been steadily learning to use to litter box. Yeap, She's gonna be litterbox trained :-P. But anyways, without further adieu, here is Miss Pixie Sanders