I'm having some massive anti-social impulses and I really want to fuck shit up for other people as of late. I want to punish Millennials for all the disgusting things they do.
Most people today are trapped a the Groundhog Day of childhood. Everyone who is a punk or goth today is a chode. But the present is worse than the past. We are in a human twilight of dogshit. Almost nothing new is ever good. Everything is an inferior reboot. Everything is a soulless, overproduced version of something from the past.
I have no hope for anything. Most definitely not in other people, not in culture, not in music or movies.
It is remarkable how destroyed all the other people are in this country now. Faggotry everywhere. Everyone is basically a redditor now. Reddit society. I just kind of get these nihilistic impulses where I want to burn everything down because I hate this fucking spiralling society.
Ugh, you mean my patient and positive interaction didn't change your life?!?!?! Dang it.
Seriously, though, you've got to stop obsessing about supposed big-group "actions." Turn your attention to yourself and individuals rather than getting carried away with real or perceived things [fill in group] supposedly do.
God, deal with your immediate reality, divorced from supposition about "how groups do X."
Almost nothing from the last 20 years deserves to be remembered.
OK, how many more years beyond those 20 have you been alive? Just curious.
I'm about to move a LONG distance, from the US Rockies to the eastern seacoast. I'm planning to rent a Penske (fuck U-Haul) 26 footer and tow my car on a Penske trailer behind said truck. I was unable to get another driver to drive my car (my wife will drive her car) and I've read enough horror stories about van line moving companies only delivery weeks after the agreed date to motivate me to bite the bullet and drive this ramshackle abomination.
I'm a bit nervous about it as my personal car is a Corolla, I have zero experience driving a trailer, and it'll be in winter. However, reading about it online, it serms like it's really not that hard and you get used to it within the hour- just plan ahead so you never have to back up and stick to highways as much as possible. And most people saying this when you Google the question are on Reddit- if fucking redditards can manage it, how hard can it REALLY be?
Anyone have this type of experience? Am I being wildly optimistic with this plan?
If you're towing your car behind the truck, what is the concern/relevance of your car model?
And yeah, it's nbd to drive a moving truck. You have to pay attention and drive like a boss not a ninny, but basically cut your expected comfort by 80%, know you'll need to refill the tank more than you're used to, pay attention and stick to the right lane except when safety says otherwise, and take breaks bc it is a bit more draining.
If by winter you mean icy/scary, just drive to your comfort, and allow plenty of time/ space to stop, exit, etc. Just use the truck to your comfort/safety. You'll be fine.