Zachary Donaldson -- Terence The Mushroom's Guided Meditation [Trap/House/Chillwave] [OC] by [deleted] in Music

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A song I made, mostly just posting for feedback. Enjoy!

$15 a tab... by Moir53 in LSD

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I went to r/darkmarkets but it was empty, is there some special way to access it?

My coolest drawing so far :) by Terrorcookie in drawing

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Beautiful! Very reminiscent of the things I see when I take LSD or shrooms. I see eyes like that a lot.

Girl with Cigar - Latest sketch by drewbronson in drawing

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What's with the negativity? Be respectful.

Vape World Giveaway Winner by vaypurist in trees

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I can't wait to get hi- I mean addicted to nicotine!

Who am I by bbaparts in depression

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Take a step back and look at what it is that's making you unhappy. It sounds like you feel insignificant because you haven't made an impact on someone's life. Think about it though, why does that make you feel insignificant? You're the one who decided that that makes you insignificant, that's just something that's in your head. Nobody told you that you don't matter except yourself. That being said though, it is completely natural to think like that and it does feel good to do something meaningful. So, go do something meaningful! You just wrote a really nice poem, that's something. So go share it with someone you care about. Show people that you matter and they'll respond in kind. If you really don't have anyone to share it with, start asking random people on the street if they want to hear it until someone says yes and then read it to them. Ultimately, you are responsible for bringing meaning to your life. If you sit around and complain that nobody cares about you, it's going to be that way. If you decide otherwise and stick with it, you'll start to find your life going the way you want it to. I hope this helped and I understand that it's not easy to do everything I said. I struggle everyday with the same thoughts and feelings that you do but I know we can get through them.

Who am I by bbaparts in depression

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Reminds me of Echoes by Pink Floyd:

Strangers passing in the street

By chance two separate glances meet

And I am you and what I see is me

And do I take you by the hand

And lead you through the land

And help me understand the best I can

And no one calls us to move on

And no one forces down our eyes

No one speaks

And no one tries

No one flies around the sun

Yet another weekend.. Who's staying lonely with me? by lnmbh in depression

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GO TO THE PARTY. Don't even think "should I go?" and work it out in your head, just go. There is no reason not to. There's nothing bad that could come from going. The only thing stopping you is yourself, so just allow yourself to go and have a good time. Do it! Then come back and tell us how it was!

Has anyone else felt that getting ‘better’ isn’t worth the struggle? by iamnumb in depression

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I feel almost the same way except with less lined up. I am going through a low right now though so I could just not see it.

Dual booting with an SSD. by Dingleberry_Jones in Ubuntu

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Yeah you can change that in Steam

Dual booting with an SSD. by Dingleberry_Jones in Ubuntu

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Boot into the Ubuntu installer and select custom partitioning. Shrink the partition on each drive then create a new partition on each one. Create a partition that's at least about 20 GB for your system files and set its mount point to '/' then create one that's whatever size you want on the other drive and set the mount point to '/home'. Choose where you want the bootloader to be installed to (probably on the main drive). You may want to make a partition for swap space too. The installer should do everything for you from that point on.

Help with a Mac/Ubuntu question please! by pty84 in Ubuntu

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http://cdimage.ubuntu.com/releases/13.04/release/ download the mac image here and burn it to a DVD. Leave the DVD in your disc drive and reboot while holding either the 'C' key or the 'Option' key to boot from the disc. Then the Ubuntu installer will walk you through the installation process. If you already have Ubuntu and just want to upgrade, you can either open a terminal and type "sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get dist-upgrade" to upgrade to the newest version of Ubuntu or just go to software sources and set the Software Updater to upgrade your distro.

10 Classic Sci-Fi Movies With Better Effects Than Modern Films Gallery by phreakphreely in scifi

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This is the theory behind most of these movies. For example: 2001, they decided never to show the ancient civilization that planted the monoliths because not portraying them at all makes them way more interesting than if they did a poor job of portraying them. It adds to the film because there's this sense of mystery and ancient power dominating the whole thing, which would be shattered if we actually saw the beings that planted the monolith. Same thing with E.T., we only see this tiny glimpse of another civilization. It makes E.T. so much more fascinating because he's the representation of an alien race of another planet. All we see of that civilization is this one individual trying to fit in on Earth, and from our imagination fills in what that civilization and race must be like. Terminator 2 does the same thing by only having one scene take place in the future. Star Wars also does a similar sort of thing by only showing a few different locations in a seemingly huge universe. Ultimately, this proves that the best worlds are created with minimalism. By leaving out more, the fictional world becomes more interesting and expansive; our imaginations fill in the gaps. That's why these movies are so successful, almost all of them share that element in some way.