sysalphUS

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by sysalphUS 4y ago
Your post really "uplifted" me. Thank you. My response is ditto what you said. Plus for my kids.
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by sysalphUS 5y ago
That’s an interesting take about the walls. I’ve always thought of it more like pathways. There are certain pathways of thought and action that I tend to take on a daily basis. Those pathways get pretty well worn in which makes it all the m
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by sysalphUS 5y ago
My advice is to sit yourself down and try to write about some of the things that you are thankful for. If you can sit down and make the post that you just did telling us all about how you feel, you also have the ability to try sitting down
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by sysalphUS 6y ago
My thoughts exactly
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by sysalphUS 6y ago
That sounds more like absurdism.
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by sysalphUS 6y ago
Thank you. These are necessary functions of society that require hard work that although maybe rewarding To some people in some capacity is mostly not desirable labor if other alternatives are available such as spending more time with famil
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by sysalphUS 8y ago
I like the taste of tea but one of my favorite things about tea is the effect. Apparently some or all of the effect is the result of the combination of caffeine and L-theanine. So I'd likely pass on this one and just have an herbal tea
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by sysalphUS 8y ago
I’m pretty sure that was during the actual 240 mile race. Not training.
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by sysalphUS 8y ago
I really found her modesty refreshing. If you’d like to hear more, she’s also on the Humans of Ultrarunning Poscast episode 1. One thing that stands out is her absence of formal structure and training plan. She just really enjoys running an
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by sysalphUS 8y ago
All well and good until you get visited by men with guns for breaking the law.
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by sysalphUS 8y ago
“I have friends who are "marijuana addicts", who are pretty horrible to be around when they're not stoned, but fine when they are.” Change the word “stoned” to “have-had-coffee-at-least-in-the-morning” and you would be descri
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by sysalphUS 8y ago
%100 agreed. Thanks for sharing your experience.
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by sysalphUS 8y ago
Yes! I did the very same thing and came to that same conclusion.
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by sysalphUS 8y ago
This exact scenario happened to me in Seattle. But I took a corporate job instead of move.
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by sysalphUS 8y ago
Funny seeing our neighborhood dancing dude mentioned on HN (assuming you’re talking about the guy that posts up across from Easy Street)! When he started showing up I was really happy to see just a little bit of life and eccentric expressio
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by sysalphUS 9y ago
The article actually gets some of the finer points of the content in the album. To Pimp A Butterfly was really refreshing but DAMN hit me way harder. I must have spent about 3 or 4 days listening to it on repeat. It has a lot of really deep
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by sysalphUS 9y ago
I’ve found that some of the high-CBD strains perfectly fit this profile.