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- #252612
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- YIYF's Long Bridge Club
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- https://originaltrilogy.com/post/id/252612/action/topic#252612
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ricarleite
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- #252155
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- What is wrong with people??!!
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- https://originaltrilogy.com/post/id/252155/action/topic#252155
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- #252075
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- What is wrong with people??!!
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- https://originaltrilogy.com/post/id/252075/action/topic#252075
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Originally posted by: sean wookie
V For Vendetta showed us the Wachowski Bros. could still direct.
V For Vendetta showed us the Wachowski Bros. could still direct.
Sadly, they didn't direct that movie.
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- #251933
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- Forgotten Films
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- https://originaltrilogy.com/post/id/251933/action/topic#251933
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Originally posted by: JediSage
Anyone ever see/hear of "Dead Men Don't Wear Plaid"? It was directed by Carl Reiner and stars Steve Martin. I LOVE that movie.
Anyone ever see/hear of "Dead Men Don't Wear Plaid"? It was directed by Carl Reiner and stars Steve Martin. I LOVE that movie.
I've seen that one, but not my favorite Steve Martin film. Maybe it's the hair...
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- #251659
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- The Things We Hate And Love Thread .
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- https://originaltrilogy.com/post/id/251659/action/topic#251659
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- #250520
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- The Things We Hate And Love Thread .
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- https://originaltrilogy.com/post/id/250520/action/topic#250520
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- #250070
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- Nintendo DS Online
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- https://originaltrilogy.com/post/id/250070/action/topic#250070
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- #249903
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- Lucasfilm Exiting Movie Business?
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- https://originaltrilogy.com/post/id/249903/action/topic#249903
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- #249844
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- Lucasfilm Exiting Movie Business?
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- https://originaltrilogy.com/post/id/249844/action/topic#249844
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- #249658
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- YIYF's Long Bridge Club
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- https://originaltrilogy.com/post/id/249658/action/topic#249658
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- #249641
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- YIYF's Long Bridge Club
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- https://originaltrilogy.com/post/id/249641/action/topic#249641
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Now, back to the airplane crash situation. After some brief investigations, it is known that the american pilots piloting the Legacy jet were on a unspecified altitute (37 feet, when the tower clearly specified an even numbered altitute for the Legacy, either 36 or 38 thousand feet). At a certain point, the pilots ignored this, and turned off some instruments so the ground personal and the towers wouldn't be able to see what they were doing. Unfortunally, this also caused for the jet not be properly located by the Boeing instruments. The 737-800 pilot was able to see the Legacy jet for a fraction of a second before impact, and rapidly climbed, saving the lifes of the 7 people aboard the jet, but he was not able to save his own, and the other 154 people aboard the 737-800. The Gol Boeing airplane was hit badly, started to fall vertically and got into supersonic speeds, the fuselage desintegrated in the air and people were thrown out into the air out of distances of 20 km. Some hit the ground alive. Some fell into the air in small pieces.
The "The New York Times" reporter aboard the airplane wrote an article about the crash, saying how sorry everyone felt about it, and CLEARLY showing that he knew the altitute, as he claimed to be able to see the altimeter some minutes before the two planes colided. SADLY, giving an interview to NBC, he changed his mind. He said he had no idea what was the altitue of the airplane, but he said he was pretty sure the Legacy jet was right and the Boeing was wrong, and he claimed the fault to be of the tower control. He, in no moment during the interview, showed any remorse or regret, and never mentioned the people who died. He claimed, more than once, that our country's air controllers are incompetent, that it was their fault, that Brazil is a dangerous place to fly, and that he was afraid about the fate of the american pilots.
It is absolutely unfortunate that he decided to blame the ground control, seeing that it was OBVIOUSLY not the case. We have radar control over ALL the country's airspace, mostly due to territorial protection (long story). The average of accidents per million take offs are 0.8, zero point eight at Brazil, way below the world average of 1.25. I hate a lot of things about this country, but when someone decides to badmouth us and LIE in a national television network, that makes me pissed. He obviously dosen't care about the 155 people killed.
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- #249331
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- I think I could really use some advice
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- https://originaltrilogy.com/post/id/249331/action/topic#249331
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Originally posted by: starkiller
"Be the same person you are when you're alone."
When I'm alone? That's no good for me. I'm as quiet and disconnected when I'm alone as when I'm in social situations.
"Be the same person you are when you're alone."
When I'm alone? That's no good for me. I'm as quiet and disconnected when I'm alone as when I'm in social situations.
But I bet you have all your "guards" down when you're by yourself. You're relaxed. That's what you have to capture.
I feel like I have nothing more to add to what I've said so far. I just want to repeat this: please seek profesional help. It did wonders for me.
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- #249300
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- YIYF's Long Bridge Club
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- https://originaltrilogy.com/post/id/249300/action/topic#249300
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- #249296
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- I think I could really use some advice
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- https://originaltrilogy.com/post/id/249296/action/topic#249296
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When I started doing stand up, and then now when I started to present myself in cosplay presentations and contests on anime conventions, I always thought I would mess up, I would do terrible on stage, I would forget the whole thing, and that fear dominated me until I got there. When I climb the stage, I am in control of my fear. Things are not that bad. And you know what? I've bombed. I've messed up some times. I had problems during a 30 minute cosplay presentation in which the audio started to jump and the whole thing was set to a big disaster. And all those times, you know what's the worse that happened? Nothing. Nothing bad happened. I'm still alive. People watching couldn't care less. Even if things go wrong, it's okay.
That's the same for social situations. First, you have to dominate your fear by facing it. Seeing how it's not that bad. And being yourself - that dosen't mean you're "faking it" or being someone you aren't, but you're restraining yourself from the things you want to say, you want to do. I bet you refrain from mentioning stuff you consider geeky or nerd-like - well, those are part of what you are (and as a matter of fact, of what we ALL here are), and you should be able to talk about it with no fear. Be yourself, really. Don't be afraid.
And, also, what is the worse thing that can happen? Think about it for a while: if some girl you are not interested comes to you and says she wants to go out with you on a date, you won't ridicule her. You won't do anything cruel. You'll try to reject her request the most politely way possible, and even feel a bit special for being someone that some girl wanted. You'll probably befriend her. So, why would someone behave in a different way? Why do we always judge that people are meaner than we are, tha people will hurt us in the most horrible ways? If someone has hurt you before, it dosen't mean everyone is like that. And that person probably didn't do it on porpouse, it was something that happened in a moment in which you took it in a bad way, in a way that hurted you.
So, there. Seek profesional help. Let your parents know you're doing this, they'll help you the best way they can. Be yourself, and I mean, BE yourself. Be the same person you are when you're alone. Don't censor your thoughts for fear of being misunderstood or ridiculed. And relax, remember, nothing terrible will happen if you try to be more social.
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- #249262
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- I think I could really use some advice
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- https://originaltrilogy.com/post/id/249262/action/topic#249262
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1- I wanted to know if you feel nervous or unconfortable while at your job, because your social anxiety could be related to two things: either you're unconfortable with people - in which case you'd not feel so great at yout job - or you're unconfortable in situations you don't know how to behave or don't have full control of the situation. Since you've told me you've been working there for 8 and a half years, I'd belive the second option is the most probable one.
As for 2 and 3, I can sense you have a tendency to isolate yourself, as you are confortable in your present inconfortability. You are suffering for being away from social events that make you anxious, but it's a suffering you know, a suffering you don't have to share with others, so you choose to be like that. Apart from the professional help I'd recomend you to seek, what I'd ask you: try going out with some friends, including that friend of yours, and just be yourself, don't compare yourself with others because that is always an unfair comparison - everyone is different, and in our minds difference = inferiority, and try not to control what you do and say. You're obviously a smart and articulated person, so you should have no problems there.
About that isolation period of yours, that you're planning: I'm not sure what you're thinking about achieving with that... What will change? Is it only for the stomachache?
And about that, your stomachache, I'd continue seeing a doctor about it, it could be caused by your anxiety, but it could be doing some actual phisical harm. A regular doctor could be able to help you on that.
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- #249142
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- YIYF's Long Bridge Club
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- https://originaltrilogy.com/post/id/249142/action/topic#249142
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- #249141
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- I think I could really use some advice
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- https://originaltrilogy.com/post/id/249141/action/topic#249141
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You know what I've changed in my mind so I would stop worrying too much about myself on social situations and about my life?
a) I don't give a fuck to what people think about me. If they say it out loud, I'll sue their asses, so there.
b) I only hang out with people I want to, at the places I want to. I've learned to say "no" without feeling bad.
c) This won' apply for everyone, but: I feel more and more that I'm really asexual. I don't really care about screwing hot girls every day.
d) Apreciate real friendships over popularity or "being cool". That goes well with (a) and (b).
And... e) Alcohool is not that bad!
Apart from the obvious advice - seeking professional assistance - I'd like to know a bit more about yourself so I can advice you on some other things.
1- How confortable do you feel at your job?
2- Do all social situations make you unconfortable?
3- Do you live all by yourself? (a mere yes or no is ok, some people don't wanna say too much about their private life)
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- #249062
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- MOVED THREAD
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- https://originaltrilogy.com/post/id/249062/action/topic#249062
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Originally posted by: Coov
If there was no God, then religion would be simple.
If there was no God, then religion would be simple.
And how would you be sure there is no God?
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- #249046
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- Nintendo DS Online
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- https://originaltrilogy.com/post/id/249046/action/topic#249046
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- #249045
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- YIYF's Long Bridge Club
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- https://originaltrilogy.com/post/id/249045/action/topic#249045
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- #248980
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- YIYF's Long Bridge Club
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- https://originaltrilogy.com/post/id/248980/action/topic#248980
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What makes me angry is that this accident was absolutely avoidable, caused by the ignorance of the pilots (which were doing a demonstration to possible buyers and to the reporter who was doing a story on the airplane) and it happened for an air company I always fly with in and support, which had a 100% safety record until now. My praiers go to the families and to the 155 who perished

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- #248978
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- things we Love
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- https://originaltrilogy.com/post/id/248978/action/topic#248978
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- #248975
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- Nintendo DS Online
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- https://originaltrilogy.com/post/id/248975/action/topic#248975
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Originally posted by: Darth Chaltab
Hehe, ironic you say that when the round I won was the second.
Originally posted by: ricarleite
That was a great game Chaltab, the third round was very challenging...
That was a great game Chaltab, the third round was very challenging...
Hehe, ironic you say that when the round I won was the second.

Consider that I was driving with a kart I was not really used to, and without drifting. The third one was really challenging because I did the best I could.
Unfortunally I'm only able to play through wi-fi during some weekends, when I go back to my parents home, where there's a wi-fi network. I don't have a wi-fi connection nor windows xp at my own place, the wi-fi network at my job is out of limits for videogames, and I was forced to uninstall the wi-fi connector from my work computer for obvious reasons.
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- #248954
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- things we Love
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- https://originaltrilogy.com/post/id/248954/action/topic#248954
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Originally posted by: Gaffer Tape
Why do you drink soy milk regularly if you don't like it?
Why do you drink soy milk regularly if you don't like it?
Because the real thing makes me kinda sick to my stomach. Plus, I drink a flavored soy milk, which isn't that bad. Also, I attend to a lot of anime conventions, and it's some sort of a mix between a running gag and a tradition drinking flavored soy milk on those places.
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- #248952
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- YIYF's Long Bridge Club
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- https://originaltrilogy.com/post/id/248952/action/topic#248952
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I agree that the name is not really self-describing, but I like it this way, I wouldn't like it to be changed.