Jim Carrey Carrying Ex-Girlfriend's Coffin at Funeral in Ireland 22 comments
asuremissfire
· 9 years ago
What an honorable thing for him to do.
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Why you should encourage your kids to read 21 comments
These men sacrificed themselves to protect hundreds from an ISIS suicide bomber 21 comments
asuremissfire
· 9 years ago
Sadly, it's the 1% that ruin it for everyone else. Most people all over the world are peaceful and wonderful people.
But the media only reports the ugly fanatics and that's what we see and judge the rest of the population on.
Thank you for posting this, because it's very important to highlight the positive aspects of a tragedy: The heroes who aren't praised in our media.
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But the media only reports the ugly fanatics and that's what we see and judge the rest of the population on.
Thank you for posting this, because it's very important to highlight the positive aspects of a tragedy: The heroes who aren't praised in our media.
But... I thought guys would want that 16 comments
The day it happen, will be very sad 27 comments
asuremissfire
· 9 years ago
HOW DARE YOU!!??!!
*runs to a corner, huddling down, sniffling and crying, shaking my head and whispering " don't think about it, everything is okay"*
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*runs to a corner, huddling down, sniffling and crying, shaking my head and whispering " don't think about it, everything is okay"*
Taste testing 4 comments
Lazars are radiation too, you know 12 comments
asuremissfire
· 9 years ago
Um, why does this suddenly sound like the local whole foods in Berkeley, Ca???
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Store bought is fine 13 comments
Living in America 27 comments
asuremissfire
· 9 years ago
(cont.) Because the black community senses this, they feel the need to defend themselves, and thus the cycle is endless.
I must put as a disclaimer: There are exceptions to every rule. It's not this way everywhere in America. There are just as many white people (and other races) that take advantage of the system. That being said, there are also much bigger and just as important problems impacting our society.
I believe everyone should work hard for their success, no matter where you come from. One day I hope to see a colorblind country, where everyone is respected in a way that doesn't abuse the system.
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I must put as a disclaimer: There are exceptions to every rule. It's not this way everywhere in America. There are just as many white people (and other races) that take advantage of the system. That being said, there are also much bigger and just as important problems impacting our society.
I believe everyone should work hard for their success, no matter where you come from. One day I hope to see a colorblind country, where everyone is respected in a way that doesn't abuse the system.
Living in America 27 comments
asuremissfire
· 9 years ago
I know this will be an unpopular opinion but here it goes anyways.
MLK tried very desperately to create a country where black people were treat with respect and if they worked hard like their white counterparts, they could just as successful or if not more successful in life.
Sadly, instead of being treated like equals, black people where treated as "special", and given government hand outs and exceptions. Rather than empowering black people, it taught them that they didn't have to work hard to get what they wanted: They just had to hold the past over everyone else's head, and they could get what they wanted.
It's like a rich man's kid: He never had to work hard for money or success, so he doesn't understand the value, so he abuses it.
MLK would be disappointed with black culture today. Everything he worked for has gone terribly wrong. Instead of the white America viewing blacks as our irreplaceable counter parts, they are viewed as a financial and economic plague.
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MLK tried very desperately to create a country where black people were treat with respect and if they worked hard like their white counterparts, they could just as successful or if not more successful in life.
Sadly, instead of being treated like equals, black people where treated as "special", and given government hand outs and exceptions. Rather than empowering black people, it taught them that they didn't have to work hard to get what they wanted: They just had to hold the past over everyone else's head, and they could get what they wanted.
It's like a rich man's kid: He never had to work hard for money or success, so he doesn't understand the value, so he abuses it.
MLK would be disappointed with black culture today. Everything he worked for has gone terribly wrong. Instead of the white America viewing blacks as our irreplaceable counter parts, they are viewed as a financial and economic plague.
Living in America 27 comments
asuremissfire
· 9 years ago
"Our aim must never be to defeat or humiliate the white man, but to win his friendship and understanding. We must come to see that the end we seek is a society at peace with itself, a society that can live with its conscience. And that will be a day not of the white man, not of the black man. That will be the day of man as man" -MLK
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You know, for when shits hit the fan 36 comments
asuremissfire
· 9 years ago
Emergency shut off switch: That's called a VP, not necessarily a good idea.
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Something to think about 32 comments
asuremissfire
· 9 years ago
Stealing this = *screen shot*. This is the correct way to respond to fat shamers.
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Something to think about 32 comments
Something to think about 32 comments
asuremissfire
· 9 years ago
She is on TEDx for a reason..
*sits back from afar and watches everyone rage judge*
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*sits back from afar and watches everyone rage judge*
Mine is O- 26 comments
asuremissfire
· 9 years ago
Yeah, I def would, rH is pretty darn important. Especially if you're AB.
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Mine is O- 26 comments
asuremissfire
· 9 years ago
The (+) or the (-) is the rH factor... So you're either Ab+ or Ab-, not both...
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Preach girl preach 15 comments
asuremissfire
· 9 years ago
Well, there are two ways to the top:
1. Pure, raw, exquisite talent and hard work
or
2. Wide open legs and exceptional beauty
When the talent is missing, one can always assume then latter. Don't think the that ones you SEE that she's been with are the only ones she has been with.
Also, the ones that are most defensive are the most guilty.
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1. Pure, raw, exquisite talent and hard work
or
2. Wide open legs and exceptional beauty
When the talent is missing, one can always assume then latter. Don't think the that ones you SEE that she's been with are the only ones she has been with.
Also, the ones that are most defensive are the most guilty.
The kind of things that cool mothers do 9 comments
It's sad, really 7 comments
This is why Dr. Neil Tyson is the logical choice to bear the torch of Dr. Carl Sagan. 12 comments
asuremissfire
· 9 years ago
This scene made me cry. I was glad to know that one of the most inspirational scientists of my generation was inspired by a scientist of the previous generation.
It gave me faith in humanity that we will slowly overcome our fears of revealed facts, forgo money in the quest for knowledge, that there are people humble enough to accept change when proven logically, and that a passion to understand the world still burns in our souls that not even the depraved school system can extinguish.
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It gave me faith in humanity that we will slowly overcome our fears of revealed facts, forgo money in the quest for knowledge, that there are people humble enough to accept change when proven logically, and that a passion to understand the world still burns in our souls that not even the depraved school system can extinguish.
