chickenNcheese said:the first movie that i saw with my parents that i fully remember was The Terminator when i was about 3-4
No, you are not JOHN CONNER!!!!!
chickenNcheese said:the first movie that i saw with my parents that i fully remember was The Terminator when i was about 3-4
apokalipse said:has anyone here read who moved my cheese?
it's about change.
the story is basically about 2 tiny people, and 2 rats. the rats and tiny people are about the same size.
they go to an area with a whole bunch of cheese, and the people think "wow, this is great, we'll be here for like forever"
but then the cheese gets taken away gradually, until there is nothing there. the rats just kind of think "whatever" and go off to find more cheese.
but the mini people sit there complaining and going "where's my cheese?" and they just sit there for days and weeks waiting for the cheese to come back. of course it doesn't. the mini-people are scared of going out and getting lost.
one of the mini people begins to realise that it's not going to come back, so he eventually goes off to find some. after a while, he does find more cheese, and the rats are already there.
anyway, the moral is basically: if something happens, it happens. just accept that it happens and move on. and don't be scared of change, it can often be a lot better than trying to stick with what you have.
Hate to break it to you mate but there's only one world...if you don't want people to comment on it, then don't mention it...communication is a two sided process, sending a message and recieving a reaction from itYou have no idea Nubius....our worlds are completely different. You can't possibly understand mine, therefore you need not comment on it.
Having a tough childhood does not mean you will be screwed up in the head. Many people have it really hard when they are kids and turn out to be better people than some that had a super easy childhood. If you turn out 'screwed up in the head' it just means you are weak.Static_11 said:Alot of you are saying that its not the parents fault people are screwed up. Well, in some cases, yeah it is. If your under the age of 10 or 11 you cant really defend your self against a 35+ drunken adult can you? If you would constantly get beat by him do you think you would turn out fine or even close to it? No...
I feel sorry for kids who have to grow up with drunks, hardcore druggies, abusive's, and sexual abusive people.. i mean, there a kid, they dont deserve ANY of that treatment for ANY kind of those people. Anyway, if they DO go through that the kid will be a little screwed up in the head.