When was the last time you asked yourself something? More specifically, when was the last time you asked yourself what you’re really good at.
When was the last time you offered yourself an honest answer about what you’re really good at? When was the last time you were honest enough to realize what you just weren’t good [...]
Entries Tagged as 'Grave Generalization'
Be Good at Something
April 8th, 2009 · 1 Response
Tags: Grave Generalization · Instrument · Life · Philosophy · Society · Vinceland
What The Future Holds
August 19th, 2007 · 10 Responses
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I remember growing older and slowly coming to the realization that there were only some aspects of my life I could completely control. As time went on, I gained control over more things in my life. That’s what growing up is.
The frustrations of growing up generally revolve around [...]
Tags: Grave Generalization · Life · Philosophy · Science · Society
Girls Are The New Guys
July 1st, 2007 · 13 Responses
I didn’t coin the phrase “Girls are the new Guys.” It might have been Denis, I can’t remember. But over and over, this theme has been repeatedly evidenced in the behavior, attitudes and general outlook of the ladies that are around me. It’s possible that no better example of this theory exists but in the [...]
Tags: Grave Generalization · Life · Meghan · Portland · Society
I Want My Truck
June 9th, 2007 · 15 Responses
I want a big truck.
I don’t want a small or medium truck.
Ranger, Canyon, Dakota and Tacoma, screw you.
F150, Silverado, Ram or more, you will be mine.
I grew up wanting the Fall Guy truck. (Side note: DVD of the entire series released 06.05.07)
I played with Stomper 4X4s in the sand box.
Stompers were big, with big tires [...]
Tags: Grave Generalization · Life · Society
Time as a Human Commodity
May 10th, 2007 · 4 Responses
It sounds like science fiction, something out of the Blade Runner days, but imagine if every human’s time could be managed and spent more wisely, globally.
I drive, walk and look around and frequently wonder, as I see people doing less than nothing, “What are your plans today?”, “What do you have going on?”. It sounds [...]
Tags: Grave Generalization · Life · Philosophy · Portland · Society