SusanLouisa

Dark humor for dark days.  Feel free to add to the list.
 
 

 

Have you ever thought Mother Nature is fed up of being mistreated....

and has decided to fight back .... with her own biological weapon!

Covid 19
 

Um, I’ll just leave this here

Well, if the "media" won’t provide it I will… PERSPECTIVE
Over the last 10 years influenza has claimed on average over 30,000 lives each year just in the USA alone. Most of these deaths related to preexisting medical conditions, especially respiratory, or compromised immune systems. Our elderly and sick the most vulnerable. Almost all of which go completely unreported by the very same media. WHY?  
 

 
Educate yourself. Don’t believe everything you hear or read… and don’t believe everything the media feeds you. They thrive on panic, great for business.

hehe😝

Awww Ross you deleted your comment before I could reply so I will reply here.  My comment was to you as you felt the need to insult all who spend time to post here.  I stated it was ironic that you should say such a thing since you are always here and # 4 on the Leaderboard.  You returned that comment by saying something about my having alts to increase my position on the leaderboard before I got butt hurt and left for another game/s.
#1.  I did not get butt hurt.  What ever made you think that and over what exactly?  I left with my man to explore other games but I still have a one year subscription to 3DX.
#2. Alts and competing on Leaderboard:  Yes competing was fun for a while but since I am not on the game as much any more I felt my efforts were better placed on other forums and focusing on my guy.   I still post but not nearly at the rate I used to. He and I lost interest in it.  As for alts?  You must have me confused with someone else. ~gins~ Have a great day!

What an amazing day and night.....
 

Stay safe and healthy everyone.

Sounds like an excellent plan.....

Being who I am, I was planning to go to a Bernie Sanders rally in Cleveland tonight, BUT it was cancelled due to Coronavirus. 
 
So instead..... let's rock while the world as we know ends...
 

I'm broke but I'm happy
I'm poor but I'm kind
I'm short but I'm healthy, yeah
I'm high but I'm grounded
I'm sane but I'm overwhelmed
I'm lost but I'm hopeful, baby

And what it all comes down to
Is that everything's gonna be fine, fine, fine
'Cause I've got one hand in my pocket
And the other one is giving a high five
 
 

How bout me not blaming you for everything
How bout me enjoying the moment for once
How bout how good it feels to finally forgive you
How bout grieving it all one at a time

Thank you India
Thank you terror
Thank you disillusionment
Thank you frailty
Thank you consequence
Thank you thank you silence
 
 

Well life has a funny way of sneaking up on you
When you think everything's okay and everything's going right
And life has a funny way of helping you out when
You think everything's gone wrong and everything blows up
In your face

A traffic jam when you're already late
A no-smoking sign on your cigarette break
It's like ten thousand spoons when all you need is a knife
It's meeting the man of my dreams
And then meeting his beautiful wife
And isn't it ironic...don't you think
A little too ironic...and, yeah, I really do think...

It's like rain on your wedding day
It's a free ride when you've already paid
It's the good advice that you just didn't take
Who would've thought... it figures
 
 

Sounds like an excellent plan.....

Stay safe and healthy everyone.

What an amazing day and night.....
 

Dermot Kennedy - Power Over Me
 

How to Use “Solomon’s Paradox” to Make Better Decisions   For all of us, it’s hard to judge a problem clearly when we’re immersed in it.   It requires distance to judge things more reasonably. King Solomon, known for his wisdom and sage advice, couldn’t save himself from making disastrous choices that led to his kingdom’s demise, which is why psychological scientist Igor Grossmann dubbed this phenomenon the “Solomon’s Paradox.” Grossmann discovered within his research that, “people reason more wisely about other people’s social problems than about their own.”   When you are dealing with a hard personal decision, you can use “Solomon’s Paradox” to help you come to the clarity you need:   Get distance. When we are living our lives and something happens that is troubling, our view narrows. Our feelings close in on us until we’re blind to the bigger picture.   When I was with the man who was cheating on me, I could only think about how and why I was thinking and feeling and behaving. If I can get my boyfriend to stop cheating on me, we have a chance! If I get him into bed with me again, he’ll change his mind!   I couldn’t think far enough ahead to imagine, “What will our relationship be like a couple of years from now with this person who continually makes promises to me that they break?” “How am I going to be able to forgive his indiscretions and move on?” There are two ways to get distance from an issue.   Imagine you are advising a friend who is in the same predicament. What would you suggest they do or not do?   Talk to yourself in the third person. Instead of asking yourself, “Why am I doing this?” or “What can I do?” ask yourself, “Why is s/he doing that?” “What can s/he do?”   Accept the wisdom you come to. Once you’ve figured out how you would advise a friend or yourself (in the third person), you have to accept what that advice means.   Accepting that advice means coming to terms with some grief. For myself, accepting the advice that I should leave that cheating scoundrel of a boyfriend would mean letting go of a relationship I was invested in, of an “us,” and the ideas I had for the future of that “us.”   You also might be quick to negate your advice. “That’s silly!” you might think. Or, “There’s no way in hell I’m doing that!” Don’t shortchange yourself! Distance will help you get the clarity you need, and whatever wisdom that comes from that shouldn’t be ignored.   Act. Follow through on your advice. This reads easy, but it rarely is. If I had acted when I should have (as in after the first time he cheated or at least the second time), I would have saved myself so much needless heartache.   We all deserve a lot less misery in our lives. Hope you save yourself from some.