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A bit off the wall, but here it is anyhow:
An interesting self-assesment question that I like to ask people...
If life were a zombie movie, or if life imitated teh typical zombie movie where you had to run and survive with the creeps everywhere and the odds impossibly against you, what character would you classify yourself as?
- Done like dinner: one of those people that are already a zombie by the time the movie opens
- Ealry victim: your neck would have been bitten into pretty early on
- Annoying character: that person that no one likes and eventually becomes a zombie, not to dismay of others
- Average joe: a person that starts the movie, running to survive but succumbs during the middle / ("rising action" part of the story)
- Ooops: the person that does fairly well but bites the dust after making a careless mistake
- Almost there: a strong person that makes it for most of the chaos but does not quite make it
- Survivor: makes it all the way through, no matter the odds, number of fleasheaters, or the big bad guy at the end of the conflict
I am always interested in the repsonses that I get...
An interesting self-assesment question that I like to ask people...
If life were a zombie movie, or if life imitated teh typical zombie movie where you had to run and survive with the creeps everywhere and the odds impossibly against you, what character would you classify yourself as?
- Done like dinner: one of those people that are already a zombie by the time the movie opens
- Ealry victim: your neck would have been bitten into pretty early on
- Annoying character: that person that no one likes and eventually becomes a zombie, not to dismay of others
- Average joe: a person that starts the movie, running to survive but succumbs during the middle / ("rising action" part of the story)
- Ooops: the person that does fairly well but bites the dust after making a careless mistake
- Almost there: a strong person that makes it for most of the chaos but does not quite make it
- Survivor: makes it all the way through, no matter the odds, number of fleasheaters, or the big bad guy at the end of the conflict
I am always interested in the repsonses that I get...
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theatre and I are there already. I'm having a very berry tea with crackers, cheese and cherry tomatoes and she's having a joint with some beer and we're both on really comfy recliners on thick pile carpet. we need some help with the decor if anyone is around??
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I'm trying to exercise daily. I was doing fairly well until I sprained my ankle 2 weeks ago but now I'm getting back on the horse. Today I walked over a mile with my arm weights that are about 22lbs total. I was out of shape and it was hard on my arms. I also did my 30 situps. I'm also going to drink a lot of water and try to eat healthy. I do tend to have a sweet tooth but I'm cutting...
"Done like dinner: one of those people that are already a zombie by the time the movie opens "
Is that an ok answer?
First wife married too young I think, second was a dracula inspired gold digger.
For now on I'm just going to go to comedy's alone...lol.
When I first filed for divorce, I kept having the zombie/vampire dreams. In the past, they were nightmares and I was the average joe. But after I filed, they turned into what I called "adventure" dreams and I was the "survivor" and would end up kicking a** like Lara Croft!
I brought this up to my therapist and she told me that the zombies represented something that was "draining the life out of me" (Who could that be? LOL!) and now I was taking control and kicking it's a**!!!
I now love zombie movies :)