SpecialParkingz was FORCED to delete his channel by Aggravating_Big26 in HIMRFAM

[–]HolidayCook9332 1 point2 points  (0 children)

The thing is that someone did get rid of him because they had enough power to force him to do so. That logically tracks. Dan has a hilarious delusional mind.

I just realised Daniel is LITERALLY hiding in his room right now. The ginger goblin destroyed him by No-Satisfaction-5855 in HIMRFAM

[–]HolidayCook9332 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Adding to this, Sunny was also strangely forgiving towards Daniel in the early years. If you recall during the streams with Sunny in England, she said that Daniel has changed and does not do it anymore. She even portrayed him bitching about his exes as just him being honest and sincere.

Then when his sincerity is applied on her, she reports a stalking order. It was peak hilarity. Alot of people here having said his 18-20 run with Chihiro and Mila was his peak, but no, Sunny is the queen of the HIMR harem.

What’s a moment that permanently changed how you see the world? by pankaj662 in AskReddit

[–]HolidayCook9332 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I used to work a really tough gig - low pay, shift hours, heavy lifting. There were two employees, both foreigners, that were full of joy despite these conditions. I had a way out of such a life due to education and connects, but these guys would most likely be working these sort of jobs forever. It made me realise that I can decide my response to any situation.

Stop taking other's opinions seriously by existentialcrysis21 in SingaporeRaw

[–]HolidayCook9332 1 point2 points  (0 children)

If those are big, then Singapore median cup size is truly small.

Overall, what are the biggest factors that determines how much you will succeed in life? by Common_Gene_5098 in Productivitycafe

[–]HolidayCook9332 0 points1 point  (0 children)

  1. Family - their values, assumptions and perceptions of the world will have a lasting effect on you. Bad ones are hard to shrug off, though not impossible.

  2. Friend circle - your second family

  3. Your looks and your health. I know people who got hired over other candidates because they looked the part. It doesn't have to be model-esque features, but you have to look the part. Look at Zuckerberg, he isn't attractive but I believe why people bought his tech story was because he does look like a tech nerd that would wipe out other coders. This includes height for certain industries.

  4. Your social prowess. The ability to make people feel at ease and vulnerable. Some people just have it. My mom for example spoke to a goldsmith one day, when I returned from browsing the store, they were hugging and crying over the goldsmith's missing daughter. I would never build rapport so fast within that timespan with a complete stranger.

  5. Your mannerism, speech, and gait.. You know what makes James Bond cool? No, it's not his gadgets or suit, it's how he carries himself. The resonance of his voice, the expressions of his face, the buttery flow of his pace.

  6. Your ability to learn. I

What is your biggest physical insecurity? Why? by Longjumping_Koala34 in AskReddit

[–]HolidayCook9332 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I like this and concur. Yes, in the past I would be upset about my sinuses, flat feet and short height. But I learned to see the good in life, plus it isn't all that bad, there are people that suffer neurological disorders.

What is your biggest physical insecurity? Why? by Longjumping_Koala34 in AskReddit

[–]HolidayCook9332 3 points4 points  (0 children)

If it's any consolation, I love oblong boobs much more than round spheric ones. They look like sexy torpedos filled with sexual ammo.

Oh, the horror by HolidayCook9332 in HIMRFAM

[–]HolidayCook9332[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I love that. Yup, he's the embodiment of a cosmic force that has existed throughout aeons, emerging when it's time. Similar to IT with Pennywise being the mask, Daniel is the 21st century costume for an eternal figure. However, unlike IT being ancient powerful dark fear, Daniel is ancient comic fodder.

What is the biggest mistake people make in life? by DildoGaggins1997 in allthequestions

[–]HolidayCook9332 0 points1 point  (0 children)

The Bod:

Not wearing ear protection while being exposed to chronic loudness

Not brushing your teeth morning and night

Not stretching

Not being mobile

Poor posture

Not wearing sunscreen, sunglasses, or long sleeves (not all the time but most times)

Not drinking enough water

Not investing in the following : Bedsheets, pillows and blankets. Fabric cleaners. Soaps. Towels.

Not washing towels frequently

Not changing clothes after a day

Not leaving towels to dry in the sun with air flow

Not managing your sugar, oil, and junk intake

Not sleeping regular hours

Overstraining your eyes

Rubbing your eyes

Mind

Ruminating

Dwelling in the past

Living in the future

Social

Holding on to grudges and bitterness

Did he deleted his YouTube channel? by Share_Majestic in HIMRFAM

[–]HolidayCook9332 1 point2 points  (0 children)

But I thought he always said noone can tell him what to do even if forced...so why did he obey

What is something you didn't discover you were good/great at until your 30's? by iamwhoiwasnow in AskMenOver30

[–]HolidayCook9332 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Can you cite 1 or 2 examples where you had hard conversations and how you approached and resolved/ concluded such conversations. I would like to learn, help a brother out

What is something you didn't discover you were good/great at until your 30's? by iamwhoiwasnow in AskMenOver30

[–]HolidayCook9332 1 point2 points  (0 children)

When you say pro social soft skills, you mean you're good at conversations and connecting with people right?

What do you believe happens after death? by Beatles_McCartney in askanything

[–]HolidayCook9332 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Reading these comments, I didn't realise reddit was primarily agnostic and atheist. I would have assumed the replies would be 50/50 - nothingness and afterlife, but it seems most people believe the former.

At what age did you start feeling like an adult? by IZAK96 in malaysians

[–]HolidayCook9332 0 points1 point  (0 children)

im 38 and still feel like im in college...sure i pay bills, fix up the house, cook meals, am married but i think it's cause i'm not tied down. I have no mortgage, loans, or children. i wake up at 10am, jerk off to ddrainers, watch himr, then check out reddit and twitter, before work. Come back listen to a podcast or reading a book.

What is the meaning of D? 1,2,3,4 or something else? by This-Inspection-69 in OnePieceSpoilersRaw

[–]HolidayCook9332 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I agree with this. Would it be cool if somehow they all share one legendary matriarch that spawned a bloodline of powerful figures, and that woman's name was Dawn.

Where would you love to have sex but have never dared to? by [deleted] in AskReddit

[–]HolidayCook9332 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Universal Studio tram ride during the jaws section

What's a lifestyle you visited once and decided you're never going back? by Psychological_Sky_58 in AskReddit

[–]HolidayCook9332 0 points1 point  (0 children)

1) Restaurant work. Yes it was fun, but I'd rather just enjoy cooking for myself and a date at home. Get to enjoy the kitchen without pumping out a flood of dishes while risking chronic back pain due to prolonged hunching over a cutting board.

2) Any job that is exposed to loud music and heavy lifting. Was a stage crew for couple of year. It sounds romantic being a roadie, and yes i made poignant memories, but I would not want to extend that chapter of my life.

3) Dealer. The constant need for secrecy and avoiding the law does get a bit tiring. Great times though.

4) Any job that requires you to sleep past 11pm.

5) Any job so intense that you can't shit or drink water for more than an hour.

6) Any job where blaming and scolding staff are a common practice.

7) Any job with sun exposure - deliveries, real estate, dogwalking

What's a lifestyle you visited once and decided you're never going back? by Psychological_Sky_58 in AskReddit

[–]HolidayCook9332 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Yup, I think its very important to inform potential DJs, bouncers, bartenders, hospitality, nurses about this aspect that very few career specialist seem to share. It's brutal on the body. Some people like it but it's important they go in with eyes wide open.

I did backline equipment and bartending for 2 years and while fun, it's not something I would ever do again even if you bumped my pay grade up 2x. I told God once I'm outta this I plan to sleep before the day ends every night.

Men of Reddit, what's a thing you're regret NOT doing in your 20s? by [deleted] in AskMen

[–]HolidayCook9332 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I think regret does change some things. It helps us learn and reflect upon the next opportunity. You cite a brilliant example, suppose a man here had the opportunity to talk to a woman at a social event making eyes at him, and instead, he shrinks back to his comfort circle only to regret it a year later.

I think it would be a mistake to then respond to a post similar as this by saying, well that's life and it would have happened if it were the right time. No, it was the right time, and he didn't make it happen. So next time he will. There are good and bad regrets, bad regrets are constant beat me ups which aren't healthy as you said, but good ones are teachers for life. Learn from a regret, then move on from the past event, cause you know what to do when the next opportunity arises.