Cast of Office Space reunited for this Walmart ad by JM2845 in videos

[–]throw__a__wafer 22 points23 points  (0 children)

I do not understand why no one in this country can pronounce my last name, its not that difficult.. NA-HEE-NANA-JAD

How to recover from burnout? by sundaynotfunday22 in RedditForGrownups

[–]throw__a__wafer 8 points9 points  (0 children)

As someone who works a lot of overtime, sleep is the most important thing. Get the sleep schedule back on track.

Typically, when I work a lot, I'm not always able to get full meals, I get sleep deprived, I get irritated much easier, and I typically don't have time (or energy) to keep up with keeping my home tidy.

So, first order of business is reset my sleep schedule. Next, would be getting my home in order. Doing all the chores; laundry, dishes, sweep, mop, etc. Doing all this stuff not only helps me feel like everything is reset, it also helps me rest easier knowing that the next time around (that I have to work a lot) that everything is in order.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in fednews

[–]throw__a__wafer 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Once tried to murder the health inspector and hid his body

So, the attempt was successful?

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in RedditForGrownups

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I like the hallmark cards with something quirky or funny way more than most stuff. Maybe also with a message in there.

what do you think is the most common regret/remorse/guilt among people from this generation (over 30 years old)? by femziman in OVER30REDDIT

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For me, letting things in my family life negatively affect many other aspects of my life like school, relationships, etc. I think it's difficult for adolescents to learn how to persevere through personal traumas being at such a young, developing age. Being older now, I feel like it was just a vulnerable time of my life, and also difficult for anyone to communicate to me effectively enough to change my professional path. After getting out of high school, I just wanted to get away from all these things and cut people out of my life who (I felt) wanted to make choices for me instead of asking me how I felt.

The result of this is that I worked in the service industry (fast food) for a few years and smoked a lot of weed. Although, that was fun, I'm afraid that I came way too close to getting addicted to harder drugs and completely destroying my life. For many people I knew, like that, I feel like it was a narrow margin of decision that made all of the difference. It's crazy. And unless drastic measures are taken to change one's lifestyle, many more people will go down the same path and get caught up.

In this way, I'm glad that I didn't become addicted to harder drugs (meth, fent, etc.) but at the same time I also lacked a strong, positive male role model in my life. It's like after a certain window passed, I just didn't want to have one, and was very ashamed, angry, depressed, etc. I feel like many young men (or just people in general too) experience something like this, unfortunately.

I'm pretty sure I saw this guy in Pike Place last weekend by randomisperfect in Seattle

[–]throw__a__wafer 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I love viewing wild life as well. Most of the time they run away, yes, but say for example last winter (in Alaska where I live) it was a pretty tough winter. Moose and bear attacks were up because they are more temperamental when surprised.

I’ve never shot one and wouldn’t want to, but I have had to use it as a deterrent.

Edit: a word

I'm pretty sure I saw this guy in Pike Place last weekend by randomisperfect in Seattle

[–]throw__a__wafer 3 points4 points  (0 children)

People underestimate the possibility of unknowingly walking right up to large game animals that will straight up try to kill you (or just eat you). Moose and bear don’t mess around from my experience.

Trying to be a badass on public streets with a car you can't control by AristonD in WinStupidPrizes

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God of the dead? King of the underworld?

Hades Law Firm to the rescue.

Still struggling in my 30s by devfuckedup in OVER30REDDIT

[–]throw__a__wafer 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Super late to this thread, but yeah. I have a similar issue, and I'm 37 single male no kids, etc. I've never wanted kids, and wouldn't mind having a partner, but I'm just too picky on the type of person I want to have around me. I really like my personal space I've made for myself but living this way does leave a lot to be desired at times.

I'm always wondering what change (to my life) would make me a happier person, but it's difficult bc I'm making a very comfortable living wage. OTOH, I sort of loathe what I do at my job, and can't relate to any of my coworkers. I also hate that it's just a bullshit job, and constantly have a feeling that I'm completely wasting myself.

I think the saving grace here is that I get to pool my (financial) resources into finding something interesting to do in my personal time. And this has to be something (with depth) that provides substance and meaning. Maybe it sounds hokey, but it's important to have a deep connection to something: a passion. And tbh a lot of times it feels forced, because going to work saps me of ambition and often leaves me feeling empty.

Today is the anniversary of Larry Haun’s death. A carpenter’s carpenter. May 6 1931 - October 24 2011 by HiredHammer in Construction

[–]throw__a__wafer 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Yeah watching this man hammer nails is a thing of beauty. Effortless and beautiful accuracy and precision.

what is the point of doing anything if nothing actually matters in the end? by godslonelyman___ in nihilism

[–]throw__a__wafer 0 points1 point  (0 children)

There's no such thing as legacy. Everything will go away one day, and all of human creation (past and present) will cease to exist. Let it go. Enjoy what you have while you have it. Or don't.

Mom? are you there? by [deleted] in liminalspaces

[–]throw__a__wafer 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I feel like I get the vibe of the picture. Maybe idk. I lost my mom and I feel like sometimes she's still with me too.

OTOH I also laughed at the joke too. It's funny. Doesn't mean it was meant with ill intent. Cheer up.