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People that voluntarily check out early
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through either a single act or series of self-destructive choices are not to be worshipped or put on a pedestal or made out to be more what they are: humans full of fear.

That's it. They are not making a grand statement of any kind. They are not larger than life (except in the mind of fans), and are certainly not role models.

Note: I am not talking about people that risked their lives for a noble cause for one is brave and the other is a coward.


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Re: People that voluntarily check out early [Re: OrgoneConclusion]
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Can you provide evidence that they are humans full of fear and this is why they are self destructive?

I find the notion that anyone can be larger than life as down right arrogant and foolish, but how are they not role models if people actually (And foolishly Imo) look up to them as such?
What is your idea of an appropriate role model?

How is one a coward and the other a hero?
What about people like  Adolf? One can argue that they can fall into both categories. :strokebeard:


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Re: People that voluntarily check out early [Re: OrgoneConclusion] * 1
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OrgoneConclusion said:
through either a single act or series of self-destructive choices are not to be worshipped or put on a pedestal or made out to be more what they are: humans full of fear.

That's it. They are not making a grand statement of any kind. They are not larger than life (except in the mind of fans), and are certainly not role models.

Note: I am not talking about people that risked their lives for a noble cause for one is brave and the other is a coward.


Check out time is 11 AM for a reason.



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Anxiety is what you make it.

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Re: People that voluntarily check out early [Re: OrgoneConclusion]
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OrgoneConclusion said:
through either a single act or series of self-destructive choices are not to be worshipped or put on a pedestal or made out to be more what they are: humans full of fear.

That's it. They are not making a grand statement of any kind. They are not larger than life (except in the mind of fans), and are certainly not role models.

Note: I am not talking about people that risked their lives for a noble cause for one is brave and the other is a coward.


So you are not talking about someone who checks out early by committing suicide right?
But someone who checks out early by doing some "noble" / "brave" cause?


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You are not special :haha:

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Re: People that voluntarily check out early [Re: OrgoneConclusion] * 1
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OrgoneConclusion said:
through either a single act or series of self-destructive choices are not to be worshipped or put on a pedestal or made out to be more what they are: humans full of fear.

That's it. They are not making a grand statement of any kind. They are not larger than life (except in the mind of fans), and are certainly not role models.

Note: I am not talking about people that risked their lives for a noble cause for one is brave and the other is a coward.


I think we are all full of fear. We just differ in what scares us.

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Re: People that voluntarily check out early [Re: Memories]
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Memories said:
OrgoneConclusion said:
through either a single act or series of self-destructive choices are not to be worshipped or put on a pedestal or made out to be more what they are: humans full of fear.

That's it. They are not making a grand statement of any kind. They are not larger than life (except in the mind of fans), and are certainly not role models.

Note: I am not talking about people that risked their lives for a noble cause for one is brave and the other is a coward.


I think we are all full of fear. We just differ in what scares us.


Yes.



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Re: People that voluntarily check out early [Re: LunarEclipse]
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LunarEclipse said:
OrgoneConclusion said:
through either a single act or series of self-destructive choices are not to be worshipped or put on a pedestal or made out to be more what they are: humans full of fear.

That's it. They are not making a grand statement of any kind. They are not larger than life (except in the mind of fans), and are certainly not role models.

Note: I am not talking about people that risked their lives for a noble cause for one is brave and the other is a coward.


Check out time is 11 AM for a reason.





What?! No 'Hotel California'?


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Re: People that voluntarily check out early [Re: Cyclohexylamine]
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tymoteusz3 said:
OrgoneConclusion said:
through either a single act or series of self-destructive choices are not to be worshipped or put on a pedestal or made out to be more what they are: humans full of fear.

That's it. They are not making a grand statement of any kind. They are not larger than life (except in the mind of fans), and are certainly not role models.

Note: I am not talking about people that risked their lives for a noble cause for one is brave and the other is a coward.


So you are not talking about someone who checks out early by committing suicide right?
But someone who checks out early by doing some "noble" / "brave" cause?


I am talking about someone who gets checked out early for trolling one of my threads. :crankey:


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Re: People that voluntarily check out early [Re: OrgoneConclusion]
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OrgoneConclusion said:
LunarEclipse said:
OrgoneConclusion said:
through either a single act or series of self-destructive choices are not to be worshipped or put on a pedestal or made out to be more what they are: humans full of fear.

That's it. They are not making a grand statement of any kind. They are not larger than life (except in the mind of fans), and are certainly not role models.

Note: I am not talking about people that risked their lives for a noble cause for one is brave and the other is a coward.


Check out time is 11 AM for a reason.





What?! No 'Hotel California'?


They let them sleep in there.  Forever.


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Re: People that voluntarily check out early [Re: LunarEclipse]
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Re: People that voluntarily check out early [Re: OrgoneConclusion]
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Personally I like to spend as much time in the room as possible. I tend to check in early too. If I check in around noon and check out around noon I can get a full 24 hours in the room, watch as much HBO as possible, rub out a few loads, take a shower, take a bath, shave, get two shits in have time for drinks and sometimes even 3 meals.

The only circumstance where I voluntarily check out early is if I have a meeting/work in the morning, or if Im not yet at my end destination and want to get a full day of driving in.

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Re: People that voluntarily check out early [Re: MisterMuscaria] * 1
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MisterMuscaria said:
Personally I like to spend as much time in the room as possible. I tend to check in early too. If I check in around noon and check out around noon I can get a full 24 hours in the room, watch as much HBO as possible, rub out a few loads, take a shower, take a bath, shave, get two shits in have time for drinks and sometimes even 3 meals.

The only circumstance where I voluntarily check out early is if I have a meeting/work in the morning, or if Im not yet at my end destination and want to get a full day of driving in.


"Rub out a few loads?"


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Re: People that voluntarily check out early [Re: LunarEclipse]
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perhaps the phrase is culturally lost, lets see, how do I put this delicately....jerk off.

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Re: People that voluntarily check out early [Re: OrgoneConclusion]
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What about people who check in late? :what:


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Republican Values:

1) You can't get married to your spouse who is the same sex as you.
2) You can't have an abortion no matter how much you don't want a child.
3) You can't have a certain plant in your possession or you'll get locked up with a rapist and a murderer.

4) We need a smaller, less-intrusive government.

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Re: People that voluntarily check out early [Re: Diploid]
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Diploid said:
What about people who check in late? :what:




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Re: People that voluntarily check out early [Re: MisterMuscaria]
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MisterMuscaria said:
perhaps the phrase is culturally lost, lets see, how do I put this delicately....jerk off.


are you calling me a jerk off?



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Anxiety is what you make it.

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