All the world will be your enemy, Prince with a Thousand Enemies, and whenever they catch you, they will kill you. But first they must catch you, digger, listener, runner, prince with the swift warning. Be cunning and full of tricks and your people shall never be destroyed.
β Richard Adams,Β Watership Down
Just because something makes you feel better doesn't mean it's healthy.
It's a misconception that it's always better to get things off your chest than to bottle them up.
Fact of the matter is that people who run to the internet to angrily vent just become angrier -- they are their own worst enemy.
Have some Science β http://online.liebertpub.com/doi/pdf/10.1089/cyber.2012.0130
More Science β https://journals.sagepub.com/doi/abs/10.1177/0146167202289002
More Science! β https://psycnet.apa.org/record/2006-21781-000
Could you explain the Ο-consistent and its applications in the modern world?
πΆ Oh, I feel so sorry, I feel so sad
I tried to help you, it just made you mad
And I had no warning about who you are
I'm just glad I made it out without breaking down
And then ran so f***in' far
That you would never ever touch me again
Won't see your alligator tears
'Cause, no, I've had enough of them πΆ
@Alfred Recently was asked about King Aragorn giving up his life when he was King, could you explain it as a Tolkien scholar?
This rifle, of Austrian origin, was signed in 1809 by the Viennese master gunsmith Andreas Heueck. It measures 126 cm. (49.6 in.) long overall and 11 cm. (4.3 in.) tall at the top of the stock.
This magnificent, superbly-crafted hunting rifle was owned and used by Napoleon Bonaparte as Emperor of France.
Sold at auction in 2024 for $120,000.
The J. Stevens & Co. Double Barrel 22-inch Percussion 10-gauge Shotgun, serial number 927. Originally owned by Fred Dodge and loaned to Wyatt Earp.
This particular piece is known as the "Vendetta Ride" shotgun and was used by Wyatt Earp to kill outlaw William βCurly Billβ Brocius in 1882 during his legendary Vendetta Ride against the Cowboys in Arizona that same year.
Sold at auction in Dallas for $375,000 in 2020.
1866 Remington Derringer Pistol, in .41 rimfire: single action, spur trigger, superposed barrels with oscillating firing pin, engraved.
This pistol was purported to have been given to John Henry "Doc" Holliday by his common-law wife, Mary Katherine 'Big Nose Kate" Horony-Cummings, also purported to have been in the room when Doc passed on November 8th, 1877 at 36 years of age.
Purchased by the Glenwood Springs Historical Society in 2017 for $84,000.
Hobbit β’ Slytherin β’ Jack of Hearts β’ Neutral Good Bard β’ Browncoat β’ Watcher on the Walls β’ Green Knight β’ Stuffed-with-Fluff β’ El-ahrairah β’ Mentat β’ Late
π°β