Unobvious things that make you sad.

  On 8/11/2011 at 1:11 PM, disparaissant said:

i havent listened to tri repetae in years because it's what i was listening to when i found out one of my best friends had overdosed and died. he was the guy that got me into electronic music in general so it's a double whammy.

weird, I haven't listened to LP5 since the person I last listened to it with committed suicide...no joke.

damn, that is pretty weird. and depressing :(

Not as intense as previous posts but I always feel bad/sad when anyone in my family or a very close friend gets ripped off by someone or have trouble with something they have bought. They may not be bothered about it but it does get to me. Maybe thinking in the back of my mind that I could have done something even when it's pretty obvious I couldn't have. I also don't really like them spending money on me and I will try to stop them from doing it as much as possible. I've gone without in many occurances because of this by turning down offers or just talking them out of it. I'm a good giver but a terrible receiver.

the black thing on top of watmms new look

  On 8/11/2011 at 2:40 PM, spratters said:

Not as intense as previous posts but I always feel bad/sad when anyone in my family or a very close friend gets ripped off by someone or have trouble with something they have bought. They may not be bothered about it but it does get to me. Maybe thinking in the back of my mind that I could have done something even when it's pretty obvious I couldn't have. I also don't really like them spending money on me and I will try to stop them from doing it as much as possible. I've gone without in many occurances because of this by turning down offers or just talking them out of it. I'm a good giver but a terrible receiver.

This bothers me too. For a long time my parents were being shafted on their internet plan. The ISP doesn't automatically update people's plans when they have price changes which make it more value. They keep charging at the rate you have been paying and it is up to you to notice the adjustments and change it accordingly. I understand this, but it still feels very underhanded. It makes me sad that they are a bit ignorant of technology and are easily duped. I take it upon myself to protect them from these things.

ketchup on a hot dog

When I was 6, I saw my dog get hit by a car and die right in front of my house. He was three years old. He was buried behind the shed in the backyard, and I thought about my beloved dead dog's corpse rotting about 20 feet from where I slept.

But my current dog is really cool. She can leap from 10 foot drops without getting hurt and does high fives and stuff. Word.

somebody, somewhere, JUST died.

KFC

  On 8/12/2011 at 3:31 AM, Candiru said:

When I was 6, I saw my dog get hit by a car and die right in front of my house. He was three years old. He was buried behind the shed in the backyard, and I thought about my beloved dead dog's corpse rotting about 20 feet from where I slept.

 

But my current dog is really cool. She can leap from 10 foot drops without getting hurt and does high fives and stuff. Word.

pet death can be brutal.

what's worse is having an animal go through really terrifying old age problems. going senile, not remembering who you are, walking in a straight light until hitting a wall, then digging at that wall out of pure confusion, falling down stairs, not eating... i could go on, but i won't.

i have some horrible memories of my dog Sally getting old and passing like this a few years ago. i haven't had a pet since. this is the saddest thing i can think of, at the moment.

I'm not sure how unobvious most of these are... pretty sure most people would be sad about these really sad things that are being mentioned.

A moth trying to fly after landing in a puddle of water.

happy music when im already sad

logging onto tumblr to see that everyone is liveblogging some political shit that i'm not in the mood for right now FUCK OFF I DONT CARE WHAT STUPID SHIT RICK SANTORUM SAID HE IS A FUCKWIT MOST OF US KNOW THIS

  On 8/11/2011 at 11:13 PM, rumbo said:

  On 8/11/2011 at 2:40 PM, spratters said:

Not as intense as previous posts but I always feel bad/sad when anyone in my family or a very close friend gets ripped off by someone or have trouble with something they have bought. They may not be bothered about it but it does get to me. Maybe thinking in the back of my mind that I could have done something even when it's pretty obvious I couldn't have. I also don't really like them spending money on me and I will try to stop them from doing it as much as possible. I've gone without in many occurances because of this by turning down offers or just talking them out of it. I'm a good giver but a terrible receiver.

 

This bothers me too. For a long time my parents were being shafted on their internet plan. The ISP doesn't automatically update people's plans when they have price changes which make it more value. They keep charging at the rate you have been paying and it is up to you to notice the adjustments and change it accordingly. I understand this, but it still feels very underhanded. It makes me sad that they are a bit ignorant of technology and are easily duped. I take it upon myself to protect them from these things.

I'm in a similar situation, though it's more to do with the fact that my parents don't trust any company other than Telstra to handle their phone line (maybe something to do with my dad being a former Telstra employee of 25 years). So they're on a shitty, slow, expensive Bigpond plan when they could be on a much cheaper iinet bundle. Doesn't make me sad though, just frustrated.

television and radio, along with billboards. long streaks of sunny weather. people who try to sing or who try and re-produce a track that you don't know, but they think you must.

also birthdays, especially my own, not because it represents getting older or anything, but everything about birthdays seem phony unless the activity is commonly enjoyed. but seeing people you hadnt seen in awhile or being treated in a special way because you were born is just lame and phony

  On 8/12/2011 at 4:55 AM, modey said:

  On 8/11/2011 at 11:13 PM, rumbo said:

  On 8/11/2011 at 2:40 PM, spratters said:

Not as intense as previous posts but I always feel bad/sad when anyone in my family or a very close friend gets ripped off by someone or have trouble with something they have bought. They may not be bothered about it but it does get to me. Maybe thinking in the back of my mind that I could have done something even when it's pretty obvious I couldn't have. I also don't really like them spending money on me and I will try to stop them from doing it as much as possible. I've gone without in many occurances because of this by turning down offers or just talking them out of it. I'm a good giver but a terrible receiver.

 

This bothers me too. For a long time my parents were being shafted on their internet plan. The ISP doesn't automatically update people's plans when they have price changes which make it more value. They keep charging at the rate you have been paying and it is up to you to notice the adjustments and change it accordingly. I understand this, but it still feels very underhanded. It makes me sad that they are a bit ignorant of technology and are easily duped. I take it upon myself to protect them from these things.

I'm in a similar situation, though it's more to do with the fact that my parents don't trust any company other than Telstra to handle their phone line (maybe something to do with my dad being a former Telstra employee of 25 years). So they're on a shitty, slow, expensive Bigpond plan when they could be on a much cheaper iinet bundle. Doesn't make me sad though, just frustrated.

I boycott Telstra wherever possible. Thieving bastards I reckon.

Elderly alcoholic guy in my neighbourhood who is always stumbling around alone in his piss-stained pants.

A nerdy college kid on the train wearing a Call of Duty: Black Ops t-shirt.

When you see a bunch of school kids and one of them is just obviously the awkward dorky kid and you know he's got years before he'll get through this and then it will haunt him for many more years after

ims009(19511,0x3f37e48c) malloc: *** error for object 0x887cd54: incorrect checksum for freed object - object was probably modified after being freed.

FUCK YOU

  On 8/12/2011 at 11:42 AM, Coalbucket PI said:

When you see a bunch of school kids and one of them is just obviously the awkward dorky kid and you know he's got years before he'll get through this and then it will haunt him for many more years after

ooof yeah i just wanna give em a hug and be like "hang in there, champ!" but that would probably be really weird and would not help their reputation any.

41-year-old man wont eat his crusts. Sandwich crusts.

A lot of my friends are addicted to cocaine, and have been for many years. The only thing that stops them from falling off the precipice and into a massive, satanic wormhole is they have managed to keep their jobs. Even so their daily battle with the chang must be Hell.

Granted I am no angel, but FFS I know the limit. But these lads have destroyed their lives with it. The sad thing is a lot of them were very creative as youngsters....

Ah I could write I story on it. But cutting to the chase. It makes me sad.

edit: buh

and a hurr burr and my friend woh are dead and i am very emotionlal i miss tjum and i want toi keiss them and fekek sorry bro not cool

in the wire on the 2nd of the last episode when the 2 kids need to break up cuz one of em killed the girl gangsta and there talking how they threw the water balloons with p*ss inside and the hard core 1 dosent even rember it

the star trek next generation episode where captian picard gets beamed into some alternative computer dimension and lifes a whole life then dies

the star trek deep space nine episode where the kid becomes old

also and the whole planet dies on the next generation one