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i took ya b*tch to Aruba, she f*ck wit supa
cuz she got that supa, when i say supa
thats young supa fewtcha
cuz she got that supa, when i say supa
thats young supa fewtcha
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you ever get so sick of your job you want to just quit, even though you have nothing lined up? i rather sit at home and not get paid then work at this MF.
where is that apartment located breh? It's not in the projects is it? Nothing close to the city is even close to that amount.
Who? What's going on today
@Soundbwoy its time to settle the myth about Indonesia once and for allLegit thinking of moving to Indonesia, my friends job offer still stands, my lady would be able to teach English and I'd work for an Oil company
@Soundbwoy its time to settle the myth about Indonesia once and for all
The women from what I've seen are
status.Who? What's going on today
@Azul called Africans savages and blamed them for Ebola and is holding a grudge after I called her out on it months ago
I might do it@Soundbwoy its time to settle the myth about Indonesia once and for all
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Staying Positive, Getting Better Everyday. Holler!
I'll say a few things:
Yesterday my ajarn brought up this guy named ajarn kim and his fight record. This man has 137 fights with 115 knockouts and I think he was weighing in at 120 lbs (he's an elderly man now). He also trained mexican pro fighter Julio Caesar Chavez as well (not familiar but Google proves his existence, knocked out Floyd's uncle too).
Yesterday I was in class, and my ajarn said "you're not turning your body when you throw your cross" so he instructed me until I got the hang of it and said "once you figure that out, everything will change for you". That had me standing there in awe like
Now while I was driving home today I reflected on that moment and I realized something else. MANIFESTATION MANIFESTATION MANIFESTATION MANIFESTATION.
I notice it dealing with myself more often than others. When someone compliments you on something or you notice that you've done something good, you should work on that repetitively. Why? Because it's part of building a foundation full of manifestations. The same way that you must take control over your destiny, to the extent of the control that you're allowed. Polishing these things will help you in the long run and allow you to realize any other faults that you have and need to work on.
Also, it's weird to think the Don in the Godfather didn't really fall into a life of crime until he was 25. The author dabbles into the idea of a certain moment in life where your path is defined, now you must light the road otherwise you will stay in the dark and not flourish.
I have one more thought. But I forgot.
Oh, now I remember my thought.
Why do I get called sir and I'm only 23? I went to the bar on Tuesday for my cousins birthday and the bartender, a woman in her 50's is all out going to everyone in the bar and then when she comes to me she quiets her voice in a somewhat submissive and professional tone and asks me what I'd like.
I don't know if it's the kind of vibe that I carry with me or what, it's crazy, but cool
Yesterday my ajarn brought up this guy named ajarn kim and his fight record. This man has 137 fights with 115 knockouts and I think he was weighing in at 120 lbs (he's an elderly man now). He also trained mexican pro fighter Julio Caesar Chavez as well (not familiar but Google proves his existence, knocked out Floyd's uncle too).
Yesterday I was in class, and my ajarn said "you're not turning your body when you throw your cross" so he instructed me until I got the hang of it and said "once you figure that out, everything will change for you". That had me standing there in awe like
Now while I was driving home today I reflected on that moment and I realized something else. MANIFESTATION MANIFESTATION MANIFESTATION MANIFESTATION.
I notice it dealing with myself more often than others. When someone compliments you on something or you notice that you've done something good, you should work on that repetitively. Why? Because it's part of building a foundation full of manifestations. The same way that you must take control over your destiny, to the extent of the control that you're allowed. Polishing these things will help you in the long run and allow you to realize any other faults that you have and need to work on.
Also, it's weird to think the Don in the Godfather didn't really fall into a life of crime until he was 25. The author dabbles into the idea of a certain moment in life where your path is defined, now you must light the road otherwise you will stay in the dark and not flourish.
I have one more thought. But I forgot.
Oh, now I remember my thought.
Why do I get called sir and I'm only 23? I went to the bar on Tuesday for my cousins birthday and the bartender, a woman in her 50's is all out going to everyone in the bar and then when she comes to me she quiets her voice in a somewhat submissive and professional tone and asks me what I'd like.
I don't know if it's the kind of vibe that I carry with me or what, it's crazy, but cool
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@Azul called Africans savages and blamed them for Ebola and is holding a grudge after I called her out on it months ago
I've been called "sir", "boss" and "mister" by people since I was about 22 or so...I'm 26 now and it stl happens from people my age a year or two younger and people that have over a decade or two...most of the time its when I'm shopping but it's happened randomly too. I think it's part trying to get me to spend money to the former whereas the latter is related to my mannerisms. I've pretty much been a spoiled brat since I was a baby and have continued with being reserved, successful and just generally well kept so I guess people detect that for better or worse.I'll say a few things:
Yesterday my ajarn brought up this guy named ajarn kim and his fight record. This man has 137 fights with 115 knockouts and I think he was weighing in at 120 lbs (he's an elderly man now). He also trained mexican pro fighter Julio Caesar Chavez as well (not familiar but Google proves his existence, knocked out Floyd's uncle too).
Yesterday I was in class, and my ajarn said "you're not turning your body when you throw your cross" so he instructed me until I got the hang of it and said "once you figure that out, everything will change for you". That had me standing there in awe like
Now while I was driving home today I reflected on that moment and I realized something else. MANIFESTATION MANIFESTATION MANIFESTATION MANIFESTATION.
I notice it dealing with myself more often than others. When someone compliments you on something or you notice that you've done something good, you should work on that repetitively. Why? Because it's part of building a foundation full of manifestations. The same way that you must take control over your destiny, to the extent of the control that you're allowed. Polishing these things will help you in the long run and allow you to realize any other faults that you have and need to work on.
Also, it's weird to think the Don in the Godfather didn't really fall into a life of crime until he was 25. The author dabbles into the idea of a certain moment in life where your path is defined, now you must light the road otherwise you will stay in the dark and not flourish.
I have one more thought. But I forgot.
Oh, now I remember my thought.
Why do I get called sir and I'm only 23? I went to the bar on Tuesday for my cousins birthday and the bartender, a woman in her 50's is all out going to everyone in the bar and then when she comes to me she quiets her voice in a somewhat submissive and professional tone and asks me what I'd like.
I don't know if it's the kind of vibe that I carry with me or what, it's crazy, but cool
Right @Elle Driver
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I've been called "sir", "boss" and "mister" by people since I was about 22 or so...I'm 26 now and it stl happens from people my age a year or two younger and people that have over a decade or two...most of the time its when I'm shopping but it's happened randomly too. I think it's part trying to get me to spend money to the former whereas the latter is related to my mannerisms. I've pretty much been a spoiled brat since I was a baby and have continued with being reserved, successful and just generally well kept so I guess people detect that for better or worse.
Right @Elle Driver
You have a
dispositionYou're gonna be eligible for AARP soon :rumad:You have a