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Random Thoughts the Third

Forgive me; I've been dwelling in deep personal catharsis of late. But I can't get over the idea that somehow revealing deep-seated emotions, hopes and fears is viewed as the exposition of "the real you" when all of the real people I know hide like heck from those emotions, hopes and fears. I think the hiding, the burying, is a distinctively human trait, a very real trait that may be one of our most important advances in evolution. Opening up leads to vulnerability, which inevitably leads to pain. Maybe it sounds better in some psychology textbook or coming-of-age movie to speak to the importance of coming clean, but bottling up is even more essential in most cases.
 
MightyMouse said:
Dark_Knight said:
Forget Hot Pockets, has anyone ever eaten Jack In The Box tacos and actually felt good about themselves afterward?

I don't remember the last time I ate any fast food and felt good about myself afterward.

I did have an SE once who absolutely loved Jack in the Box.

Jack in the Box used to be my go-to place. Lately I hate the thought of going there, mainly because I discovered Raising Cane's, but also because the service sucks at my nearest Jack's anymore.
 
What has been is what will be, and what has been done is what will be done; there is nothing new under the sun.
 
I want to throw a party, just to have Bill Murray crash it
http://superofficialnews.com/bill-murray-kicks-off-party-crashing-tour-starting-in-august/
 
Urban Dictionary is incredible.

Dutch Oven Oven

When you fart in the oven, slightly warm it up, and then have a friend check the oven.

"Dude, that asshole told me to check the pizza, and I was was hit with a massive waft of ass. I totally caught a Dutch oven oven!"
 
Supposedly, the month-long marriage between Ernest Borgnine and Ethel Merman hit the skids very early, when he dutch-ovened her on their wedding night.
 
As a heterosexual man, I am perfectly comfortable in saying I quite enjoy HGTV.
 

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