lammiu wrote:
I'm very happy that you've a supportive family
We have our moments but we are a-ok, IMO.
b9 wrote:
at least i can refrain from hammering my skull with a club in disgust.
i forgot what makes me special and i reckon that makes me special.
most special people know why they are special, but a select few have no idea why they are special.
i have no idea what makes me special, but i am happy to be special anyway.
Well that glass skull I see in your avatar is pretty special, so not hammering it is a good thing.
and I don't have teflon coated bearings either, so you got two on me.
Besides, it doesn't have to be special, just positive.
For instance (my positive thought for the moment):
I can grip a 40 lb kettle bell with my butt cheeks and stand up without dropping it and walk through several rooms before I have to set it down.
That's rather positive. Not very special though, I've seen lots of body builders with "iron" butt cheeks, much firmer than my own and during my high school and college workout days I've seen athletes grab a 100lb olympic weight plate with their butt cheeks and walk across the weight room with it. I could never do that.
Of course, the fact that both my high school and my college was of the caliber that this was a commonly attempted feat is rather sad, but still, it's pretty awesome in and of itself, IMO.
EDIT:
PS. my humor may be dumb, but I like it, so for me it's positive. that's what the silliness in the last part of this post is about.
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