Ignorance
I once was in a programming class where the task was "build a calculator". A student did one with buttons 1, 2, 3 all the way up to about 25 and then ran out of space on the screen. We've asked this before but liked it so much we're asking again: What's the best example of ignorance you've encountered?
( , Thu 30 Aug 2012, 12:30)
I once was in a programming class where the task was "build a calculator". A student did one with buttons 1, 2, 3 all the way up to about 25 and then ran out of space on the screen. We've asked this before but liked it so much we're asking again: What's the best example of ignorance you've encountered?
( , Thu 30 Aug 2012, 12:30)
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Aging and Parenthood
When I was a kid, I used to be so angry at my dad. He had a fierce temper and a quick hand that was always on target and hurt like hell. He worked a great deal, was highly respected in the community, and I would have people tell me what a great guy he was; I would always think, "great to everyone but his family," and then go sulk.
He was also religious, but did not live up completely to his religion. I took every opportunity to complain about that to my siblings, my mom and friends. I blamed all my problems and personality defects on him - I still do, when I'm honest.
When I was in high school, he got cancer and later died. We had time to make our peace. After a few kids of my own and a few years under my belt, I came to the shameful realization that he was a lot like me, just 35 years older. He came out of a hellish childhood, put himself through war and law school and had a long, distinguished career as a federal agent. He saved so much that even though he's been dead for a long time, my mom has never had to work to support herself in her old age.
When I look at my life, I realize that he did a whole lot more, with a whole lot less than I have for my family.
( , Tue 4 Sep 2012, 16:12, 16 replies)
When I was a kid, I used to be so angry at my dad. He had a fierce temper and a quick hand that was always on target and hurt like hell. He worked a great deal, was highly respected in the community, and I would have people tell me what a great guy he was; I would always think, "great to everyone but his family," and then go sulk.
He was also religious, but did not live up completely to his religion. I took every opportunity to complain about that to my siblings, my mom and friends. I blamed all my problems and personality defects on him - I still do, when I'm honest.
When I was in high school, he got cancer and later died. We had time to make our peace. After a few kids of my own and a few years under my belt, I came to the shameful realization that he was a lot like me, just 35 years older. He came out of a hellish childhood, put himself through war and law school and had a long, distinguished career as a federal agent. He saved so much that even though he's been dead for a long time, my mom has never had to work to support herself in her old age.
When I look at my life, I realize that he did a whole lot more, with a whole lot less than I have for my family.
( , Tue 4 Sep 2012, 16:12, 16 replies)
Yeah, I beat my kids and blame it on my dad, too.
Just like my dad did.
( , Tue 4 Sep 2012, 16:18, closed)
Just like my dad did.
( , Tue 4 Sep 2012, 16:18, closed)
Is this another Star Wars parody
or just someone dumping a bit of personal trauma in a sadly inappropriate place?
( , Tue 4 Sep 2012, 16:21, closed)
or just someone dumping a bit of personal trauma in a sadly inappropriate place?
( , Tue 4 Sep 2012, 16:21, closed)
He sounds like a right gaylord.
No wonder you're such an awful person.
( , Tue 4 Sep 2012, 16:27, closed)
No wonder you're such an awful person.
( , Tue 4 Sep 2012, 16:27, closed)
Once or twice, yes.
Usually the feelings start when I get about halfway through reading one of your posts.
( , Tue 4 Sep 2012, 16:41, closed)
Usually the feelings start when I get about halfway through reading one of your posts.
( , Tue 4 Sep 2012, 16:41, closed)
Don't know where to start.
Pensions when your dad became a father were practicall free.
It's true that you are, to an extent, a product of your upbringing -- but if you're that self-aware then don't fucking breed if you're an arsehole.
( , Tue 4 Sep 2012, 17:57, closed)
Pensions when your dad became a father were practicall free.
It's true that you are, to an extent, a product of your upbringing -- but if you're that self-aware then don't fucking breed if you're an arsehole.
( , Tue 4 Sep 2012, 17:57, closed)
if pomposity and self-pity had a fight
this post would be the spotty dweeb at the front of the crowd pissing his pants and fantasising about a threesome
( , Tue 4 Sep 2012, 18:02, closed)
this post would be the spotty dweeb at the front of the crowd pissing his pants and fantasising about a threesome
( , Tue 4 Sep 2012, 18:02, closed)
This is why I love B3ta. A little introspection can be turned into the most heinous of acts.
Yes! I did it! I killed them all! hahahahahahahaahhahaahaha
( , Tue 4 Sep 2012, 19:34, closed)
Yes! I did it! I killed them all! hahahahahahahaahhahaahaha
( , Tue 4 Sep 2012, 19:34, closed)
The cunt's still making you feel guilty from beyond the grave.
My Dad's a cunt too.
( , Tue 4 Sep 2012, 20:48, closed)
My Dad's a cunt too.
( , Tue 4 Sep 2012, 20:48, closed)
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