I often look at people and think that maybe, i am unjustly harsh in my hatred for them
99% of the time i am proven right that inevitably, people are cunts and that really, i can do without them.
Feeling philosophical
I almost wish i had a life worthy of starting a blog, but as i fear its just a bit dull, i refrain. Either way, i came to the conclusion today that my life hasn’t exactly turned out how i expected. This isn’t so much alarming as it should be, it seems fairly “normal”. This is another issue altogether. My thoughts over the last few weeks do not correlate with this, but at the same time, it’s nice to feel good for once
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Respect
Is it worth being friends with somebody you don’t respect? I saw one of my best friends tonight, and we swapped life stories, as we usually do. Only problem was, these really made me think less of her. I never thought she would be like that and its upsetting when someone you care about belittles themself willingly. As i say, i love this person, but im finding it harder every time i see them to accept the way they want to live their life.
I think i’ve just done something slightly illegal, despite the fact i find that law a joke. My 16 year old self would be proud im such a rebel haha
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A NASA spacecraft has captured video of a massive solar “tornado” five times wider than the Earth twisting its way across the surface of the sun.
NASA’s Solar Dynamics Observatory (SDO) looked on as the huge, swirling storm raged on Sept. 25, 2011, spinning solar gas at speeds up to 186,000 mph, researchers said. Here on Earth, tornado wind speeds top out at around 300 mph (483 kph).
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A NASA spacecraft has captured video of a massive solar “tornado” five times wider than the Earth twisting its way across the surface of the sun.
NASA’s Solar Dynamics Observatory (SDO) looked on as the huge, swirling storm raged on Sept. 25, 2011, spinning solar gas at speeds up to 186,000 mph, researchers said. Here on Earth, tornado wind speeds top out at around 300 mph (483 kph).
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