The Pitters' Place

I think it's a discussion worth having:

Why am I so weird?


GO!

Because weird is awesome.

You misspelt 'annoying'.

Because reasons.

Let me answer that with a question of my own:

How much do you bench?

Blade Azaezel wrote:You misspelt 'annoying'.

Only with you.

Because being normal is way overrated.

Cassius Clay wrote:Let me answer that with a question of my own:

How much do you bench?

5 pounds.

I'm sooo strong!!!

Do you even lift......bro?

I lift for her as she can't lift.

Yeah, my chihuahua weights around 5 pounds. That's all I lift.

I've seen you do it, you struggle with that. Perhaps work on your technique, I hear a good wrist action helps.

I bet you got a great wrist action technique, Whitey.

Actually I've been told my technique on the clean and jerk is a bit shoddy, I'm much better at the snatch.

Ew

I don't like this thread anymore!

I don't see why you're disgusted, I'm quite clearly only talking using proper technical lifting terms.

Dr_Liszt wrote:I don't like this thread anymore!

SO'S YOUR FACE

There's no such thing as "normal". There are only people who lack any discernible individuality/personality/intelligence and as such accept the standardised constructs of "normality" that society places on everyone to try to make them fit in much, much more easily that everyone else because they have nothing to resist them with.

OpiateOfTheMasses wrote:There's no such thing as "normal". There are only people who lack any discernible individuality/personality/intelligence and as such accept the standardised constructs of "normality" that society places on everyone to try to make them fit in much, much more easily that everyone else because they have nothing to resist them with.

I'd argue that such a conscious desire to conform is indeed a discernible and interesting personality trait in itself.

sikax wrote:

OpiateOfTheMasses wrote:There's no such thing as "normal". There are only people who lack any discernible individuality/personality/intelligence and as such accept the standardised constructs of "normality" that society places on everyone to try to make them fit in much, much more easily that everyone else because they have nothing to resist them with.

I'd argue that such a conscious desire to conform is indeed a discernible and interesting personality trait in itself.

Your statement is ambiguous.

If you're referring to massed ranks of "normality" out there, then you are supposing that there is a conscious desire to conform rather than just a passive default of acquiescence because they lack any alternative.

If you're referring to our own Liszt then just because she because she identifies herself as not being normal neither means that she wants to be normal nor does it mean that she has deliberately chosen to be that way.

So I'm not sure which way you were going with that...

Because you're not from a real country, same as me.

Anakin McFly wrote:Because you're not from a real country, same as me.

Yeah I guess this.

I did try to be normal. Trying to be normal made me as unhappy as just being by myself. So I don't know how to win this thing.