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Life motto if I want to enjoy my life.
Start rejection-maxxing.
Make absolutely ridiculous requests from people.
1,000 times per day ask for something.
Ask for discounts.
Ask for free stuff.
Ask women for phone numbers and dates.
Ask men for job opportunities and connections.
Ask your boss for more money.
Ask your wife for a threesome.
Don't stop asking until you get what you want.
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BREAKING
Police reportedly fired six rounds while trying to catch the man accused of attacking a Class 10 student with an electric saw in Anantapur district.
Police received information that he was hiding in the Atmakur forest area and that he tried to escape when they approached.
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1. White meat
2. Red meat
3. Regular physical activity alongside eating meat three times a day
4. Freedom from maths teachers taking over PT periods in schools
5. Tall parents with genetics who eat meat.
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Men hit 30 and suddenly start fighting battles with their own bodies. The belly gets bigger, the hairline starts retreating, the stamina isn’t what it used to be, and the muscles begin to disappear. Yet they carry themselves like they’re only getting more valuable with age. The confidence needs to be studied.
I had fought with 3 of my friends in my school years.
I patched it up myself with two of them in 10th standard considering it was our last year together. I'm proud of myself for doing that. It was very hard to swallow my ego.
I had a best friend in school who was also my neighbour. We were incredibly close. He created my first email ID and my first Facebook account. We used to play games on his PC, sit together on the same school benches and share so many little moments.
Then in high school we had a fight over something and I never spoke to him again. We continued travelling on the same school bus, but I wouldn’t utter a word to him.
Eventually we got into different colleges. During his second year, while driving home in his car, he met with an accident and was declared dead on the spot.
I couldn’t even attend his funeral because I was sick at the time.
Whenever I visit my hometown, I see his house. I see his mother but we have never exchanged a word since his death.
I’m sharing this today because today marks the anniversary of his passing.
His parents were later blessed with a daughter, and I hope that, if not entirely her arrival has at least helped ease some of the pain in their hearts.
As for me, I’m still carrying an overwhelming amount of guilt and regret. I don’t think I’ll ever truly be able to get rid of it.
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I had a best friend in school who was also my neighbour. We were incredibly close. He created my first email ID and my first Facebook account. We used to play games on his PC, sit together on the same school benches and share so many little moments.
Then in high school we had a fight over something and I never spoke to him again. We continued travelling on the same school bus, but I wouldn’t utter a word to him.
Eventually we got into different colleges. During his second year, while driving home in his car, he met with an accident and was declared dead on the spot.
I couldn’t even attend his funeral because I was sick at the time.
Whenever I visit my hometown, I see his house. I see his mother but we have never exchanged a word since his death.
I’m sharing this today because today marks the anniversary of his passing.
His parents were later blessed with a daughter, and I hope that, if not entirely her arrival has at least helped ease some of the pain in their hearts.
As for me, I’m still carrying an overwhelming amount of guilt and regret. I don’t think I’ll ever truly be able to get rid of it.