Cut em, mash em, stick em in a stew

I think it's healthy for anyone to celebrate their successes. The idea that you shouldn't get pleasure from external validation is kind of ridiculous, along with a few of the other strictures of the various Anons. People are people, addicts or not

I don't feel like they did that, the comment was positive.

Your reaction was negative, and brought that energy in

Because they're probably referencing how drug addicts are talked about in general, not anything said on this particular thread

I mean, yes they are. People dispute that every day.

And? Do you think they have some sort of authority over what every ex addict does?

Plenty of ways to skin a cat

I mean not really. There's a whole portion of what people think about you that doesn't really have anything to do with you

I was encouraged to do so when I purchased a home a few years back. The market wasn't as crazy at it's been the last couple of years but it was still competitive and starting to tip towards sellers with a lot of cash buyers around, so it was seen as an edge.

Then it wasn't a peasant. Having access to pen and paper tells us that much

Why wouldn't it be. Hell I'd expect it to be far more expensive, at least initially

This is why Bill Burr doesn't want a generator. You don't want to advertise that your the only house with power after the end.

Probably memory issues. Left get in the car to return the keys and forgot water was in there in this few minutes she was out of sight.

I was just thinking, the basis for a lot of mob arrests in the past was that even if the underlying business is illegal, you still owe taxes on the income.

Reminds me of Clement Stone or whatever, positive mental attitude. Job I had selling insurance was big on pushing his rhetoric.

On the one hand, it's good simple advice, on the other the following is cultish and generally misguided/ borderline exploitative