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What you ment to say was "Don't build your own computer if you don't know what you are doing."Outright Villainy said:
I built mine, works like a charm. Lots of my friends built their own too, no problems like that.
From a teacher: Never drink to alter your mood
From my dad: Enjoy the little things in life... like taking a good shit
As for my life tip. Do something different. Try a new food, listen to a different kind of genre, go to new places, talk to different people. Life is too long to do the same thing over and over again.
From my dad: Enjoy the little things in life... like taking a good shit
As for my life tip. Do something different. Try a new food, listen to a different kind of genre, go to new places, talk to different people. Life is too long to do the same thing over and over again.
If things were different then things would be different. (ie never regret, just learn from your mistakes, don't dwell on the past and simply move on)
When someone says something you disagree with then "take what you want, and leave the rest". There will always be people who go against the very core of all that you believe and know. Don't try to change them, just let things be.
No one is perfect, therefore try to always improve yourself and do not force your idea of "improvement" on others.
As we hopefully all know.... advice unsought is advice unwanted.
"Have the power to change the things you cannot endure, and have the power to endure the things you cannot change."
I will add more if I think of any, and this isn't really a life lesson, but I will add it anyways. It is but one small piece of "On Pain" from his most famous work "The Prophet". I do paraphrase a bit.
"Pain is the breaking of the shell that encloses your understanding. It is the bitter potion by which the physician within you heals your own sick self, so therefore trust the physician and drink his remedy in silence and tranquility." - Khalil Gibran
You can find a full collection of his works online, at the library or just about anywhere. He writes on all aspects of life from work to rest, from love to pain. His works have helped me understand many things in life about myself and others. Most importantly they have been invaluable in coping, and understanding with my moms recent suicide.
When someone says something you disagree with then "take what you want, and leave the rest". There will always be people who go against the very core of all that you believe and know. Don't try to change them, just let things be.
No one is perfect, therefore try to always improve yourself and do not force your idea of "improvement" on others.
As we hopefully all know.... advice unsought is advice unwanted.
"Have the power to change the things you cannot endure, and have the power to endure the things you cannot change."
I will add more if I think of any, and this isn't really a life lesson, but I will add it anyways. It is but one small piece of "On Pain" from his most famous work "The Prophet". I do paraphrase a bit.
"Pain is the breaking of the shell that encloses your understanding. It is the bitter potion by which the physician within you heals your own sick self, so therefore trust the physician and drink his remedy in silence and tranquility." - Khalil Gibran
You can find a full collection of his works online, at the library or just about anywhere. He writes on all aspects of life from work to rest, from love to pain. His works have helped me understand many things in life about myself and others. Most importantly they have been invaluable in coping, and understanding with my moms recent suicide.
This one reminded me: Read books. Everyone takes a dump and that would be the ideal place to sit back and get into a book.iLazy said:
Always remember that life doesn't mean shit. Everything you ever do, everything you ever "achieve" wont change the fact that you get a few years and then you die. So just do what makes you happy and fuck whatever society thinks about that.
if some one asks you if you're a god, the correct answer is yes.
also, best friend fondles are wrong.
also, best friend fondles are wrong.
I have an entire group of people from my schools computer service class, myself included, who have or had self made computers, which work fine. You just need to know what parts are and arn't compatible with what partsOutright Villainy said:
At least once every year it's not only okay but actually recommended that you do something really crazy and really stupid.
And it helps if you know basic troubleshooting methods and have some swapout parts in case of DOA components. If you dont know what you're doing DOA components can make an easy job into a nightmare.let said:
Age old classic, if its too good to be true it probably is.
the question of life is why? the answer is why not!
the question of life is why? the answer is why not!
Stay alert and look out for suspicious characters! And don't cross the road until the little man shows green.
-If it's too good to be true, it most likely is and is probably a scam so make sure to be very careful when something like that happens.
-When choosing a major make sure that you know a little about it, you will enjoy the class, and that it is not too much work for you. My cousin had to stay in college (Uni for you non americans) for an extra two years because he kept changing his major.
-If you are in a highly sought after major (like I am) make sure to always carry around business cards and practice very good hygiene. You never know who you could meet out and about and one of my upper classmen in my major lost out of a really good job because the guy who wanted to hire him didn't like how he didn't have any business cards and he didn't look that good in normal clothes. He cleaned up good but he was kind of a slob when he wasn't.
-When choosing a major make sure that you know a little about it, you will enjoy the class, and that it is not too much work for you. My cousin had to stay in college (Uni for you non americans) for an extra two years because he kept changing his major.
-If you are in a highly sought after major (like I am) make sure to always carry around business cards and practice very good hygiene. You never know who you could meet out and about and one of my upper classmen in my major lost out of a really good job because the guy who wanted to hire him didn't like how he didn't have any business cards and he didn't look that good in normal clothes. He cleaned up good but he was kind of a slob when he wasn't.
