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scenrealt/ scenarios for reaction alternatives: 12/01/2012 - 01/01/2013
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Wednesday, December 05, 2012. With no electricity and no access to social media, the one good thing that the recent storm contributed to the life of a good friend, is that it got so boring it got her thinking about her life in general. 8220; Am I a badass chick? So I don’t deserve some good, serious man? 8221; she asked. Yes she’s she is badass. Yes, there is no denying the fact the she is actually IT. Then how do you explain good girls falling for bad boys and good boys jerking off for bad girls? This w...
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scenrealt/ scenarios for reaction alternatives: That Gap Year
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Friday, August 10, 2012. I partied hard last new year’s eve. But no, it did happen. Things happen. People take a stopover in. And suddenly everything falls wayward to the side. Suddenly I got the backpacking bug. Suddenly it seemed I lost any form of logic. And momentarily I was lured into some crazy ride. And a whole lotta crazy I did. Nothing’s gonna knock this boy down. I was like, “yeah what happened me? 8221; Have I done something wrong? Did I just kill someone with my awesomeness? Days after the Ne...
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scenrealt/ scenarios for reaction alternatives: Scenrealt's Guide to Weeding Out Sucky Friends
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Sunday, November 25, 2012. Scenrealt's Guide to Weeding Out Sucky Friends. Understand that friends come and go,but for the precious few you. Should hold on. " -Baz Luhrmann. So if this is really a part of growing up, which part of this doesn't suck? Yeah it got me thinking too. I can’t really think of any good reason why it is not a sucky time of our lives at all. If losing friends is really inevitable, who are the one’s we should keep and who to write off? Weeding out is tricky, you say? I’m not S...
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scenrealt/ scenarios for reaction alternatives: Boodmo
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Friday, March 28, 2014. At thirteen I thought paradise would be lounging at the beach with a beer on my hand watching the most perfect 4D experience; the waves crashing, the sun setting, and reality shut and kept somewhere else. I didn’t even like beer then. And my biggest woe was not being able to watch my favourite show on a Friday night. But what this little gringa wanderer did on the face of the earth; she lived life. And lived to tell the tale. I would have suggested her to do a female version of Ar...
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scenrealt/ scenarios for reaction alternatives: 11/01/2012 - 12/01/2012
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Sunday, November 25, 2012. Scenrealt's Guide to Weeding Out Sucky Friends. Understand that friends come and go,but for the precious few you. Should hold on. " -Baz Luhrmann. So if this is really a part of growing up, which part of this doesn't suck? Yeah it got me thinking too. I can’t really think of any good reason why it is not a sucky time of our lives at all. If losing friends is really inevitable, who are the one’s we should keep and who to write off? Weeding out is tricky, you say? I’m not S...
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scenrealt/ scenarios for reaction alternatives: The Future of Superficiality
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Saturday, February 09, 2013. The Future of Superficiality. Superficiality in the past was your friendster primary pic. That was it. It wasn’t even digitally filtered, edited and heavily Photoshopped. It wasn’t fetching in any way. Unless you’re Ellen Adarna, your picture would have to be bland to say the least. And you didn’t even give that much fuck. But come to think of it, if you’re secured enough of your package, then what do you need those abs for? And so I digress. Come to think of it, everyone cou...
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scenrealt/ scenarios for reaction alternatives: 03/01/2014 - 04/01/2014
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Friday, March 28, 2014. At thirteen I thought paradise would be lounging at the beach with a beer on my hand watching the most perfect 4D experience; the waves crashing, the sun setting, and reality shut and kept somewhere else. I didn’t even like beer then. And my biggest woe was not being able to watch my favourite show on a Friday night. But what this little gringa wanderer did on the face of the earth; she lived life. And lived to tell the tale. I would have suggested her to do a female version of Ar...
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scenrealt/ scenarios for reaction alternatives: The World Loves A Beefcake
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Tuesday, April 22, 2014. The World Loves A Beefcake. I shudder at the sight of a very pretty girl going out with a douchebag. No, that cannot be happening at this day and age. Whatever happened to substance, to Shia LeBeouf getting paired with Megan Fox, to life being ultimately the revenge of the nerds? When you think the mating landscape has become progressive, that pretty mestiza girl from college is now dating a guy whose primary goal in life is to increase the girth of his biceps. When Survivor did ...
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scenrealt/ scenarios for reaction alternatives: 05/01/2013 - 06/01/2013
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Friday, May 17, 2013. If there’s one thing I’ve learned the past two years that would be IT. It’s not the maturity of how I am now as a drinker. Not the stroke that would identify me as a painter. Not even the writing style I have developed and somehow lost the past decade. It’s about finally accepting what is happening now and all the things that have had happened be it good or bad without any form of resistance whatsoever. You are no longer in college. I tell myself. And we thought life was already...
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scenrealt/ scenarios for reaction alternatives: Man Go Float
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Friday, May 17, 2013. If there’s one thing I’ve learned the past two years that would be IT. It’s not the maturity of how I am now as a drinker. Not the stroke that would identify me as a painter. Not even the writing style I have developed and somehow lost the past decade. It’s about finally accepting what is happening now and all the things that have had happened be it good or bad without any form of resistance whatsoever. You are no longer in college. I tell myself. And we thought life was already...
