Does everything work out for the best?

Dozer Dave

I am beginning to question it, what do ye think?

Links234

No

Kylo Ren

Absolutely.

Unless it doesn't, of course.

Maximus Alexander

Yes for some people, no for others.

It's plain to see if you take a look around.

Tangatagamadda Chaddabinga Bonga Bungo

I think you should flash your big sexy man nipples to old people in a retirement home. It'll feel all liberating and spiritual and sh1t like that.

Pogs are also set to make a big comeback this year. Keep your eyes on September my friend. Certainly one to look forward to.

Bongalongherb

It does, but only if you focus possessively on the good stuff constantly.

Dozer Dave

Dozer Dave wrote: »

I am beginning to question it, what do ye think?

"Life finds a way" is probably a better slogan. It seems to fit all sorts

efb

It's a coping mechanism people use for life

porsche959

Yes, but first must join Martin Clunes fan club! And learn theme anthem song of club!

Martin Clune Martin Clune, ding dong ling ding Martin Clunes!

Bongalongherb

In a prison-planet it's not too bad, it could be worse. Encapsulated inside a huge ball of electromagnetism keeping us all safe from the real danger of radiation from space.

At this moment in time, it is working out for the best I think, as it could be a lot worse.

Too much reality

The Backwards Man

Life is like a box of chocolates, some poor cnut always gets left with the coffee ones.

deise08

Thirty five years later and I'm still hoping for the best

Bongalongherb

Well. It usually does when listening to a whistle and flowing good music. Meld into it.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RAO-3ORSly8

kissmequick

No. Life's a biatch and then you die.

/thread


PS: But yet, a beautiful sunny shining day has the power to put one in a great mood I believe. So it's all a bit fupped-up really isn't it.

Bongalongherb

kissmequick wrote: »

No. Life's a biatch and then you die.

/thread


PS: But yet, a beautiful sunny shining day has the power to put one in a great mood I believe. So it's all a bit fupped-up really isn't it.

Lack of vitamin D is usually the cause of most folk getting down, especially through winter and less sun-light.

Your body dies, but not the electrical energy your body was once connected to. It has to go somewhere.



Coming from an atheist :eek:

eternal

Bongalongherb wrote: »

Lack of vitamin B12 is usually the cause of most folk getting down, especially through winter and less sun-light.

Your body dies, but not the electrical energy your body was once connected to. It has to go somewhere.



Coming from an atheist :eek:

It's vitamin D you're on about.

Mister Vain

porsche959 wrote: »

Yes, but first must join Martin Clunes fan club! And learn theme anthem song of club!

Martin Clune Martin Clune, ding dong ling ding Martin Clunes!

WTF?

Bongalongherb

eternal wrote: »

It's vitamin D you're on about.

Indeed. I won't live that one down. vitamin D it is.

Does boards have a face-palm smiley just for me ?.

Adamantium

I'm going to say yes right now, as I'm listening to this:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9cqHAgnub_M

Macavity.

In the sense that everyone will die someday, providing them the type of freedom from pain and negative emotion that can only be achieved by absolute uninterrupted unconsciousness, then yes. Everything works out in the end.

NegativeOne

No, its just something we tell ourselves to try make ourselves feel better.

Santa Cruz

Dozer Dave wrote: »

I am beginning to question it, what do ye think?

Only if you have a cup of tea, gwan have a cup of tea

kneemos

Everything is relative and we adapt to our circumstances. So even if you find yourself standing in front of a mass grave with a gun pointed at the back of your head you can console yourself by thinking at least they're not cutting my head off.

Antar Bolaeisk

About five seconds before you die.

Maximus Alexander

Bongalongherb wrote: »

Your body dies, but not the electrical energy your body was once connected to. It has to go somewhere.



Coming from an atheist :eek:

Same place the electricity in your laptop goes when you throw it off a bridge?

Mint Aero

Everyone dies

Putin

Bongalongherb wrote: »

It does, but only if you focus possessively on the good stuff constantly.

You're probably reading too many delusionary books.

Areyouwell

Putin wrote: »

You're probably reading too many delusionary books.

Reminds me of a friend whose wife read some nonsense called The Secret. It's all about positive thinking and visualisation I believe. Anyway 2 years later she was so concerned about getting the Ferrari and penthouse, she forgot to save her marriage.

MarkAnthony

Capt. Kirk: There are a million things in this universe you can have and a million things you can't have. It's no fun facing that, but that's the way things are.

I've had to face up to the fact I'll never have a 30 year old Grace Lee Whitney.

For most people in first world countries it's about resetting expectations and enjoying what you have and understanding you get chucked a curve ball from time to time.

the evasion_kid

Areyouwell wrote: »

Reminds me of a friend whose wife read some nonsense called The Secret. It's all about positive thinking and visualisation I believe. Anyway 2 years later she was so concerned about getting the Ferrari and penthouse, she forgot to save her marriage.

But, but, but....Oprah said it worked

KomradeBishop

Just World Fallacy

Tuesdayschild

Dozer Dave wrote: »

I am beginning to question it, what do ye think?

Everything will be all right in the end... if it's not all right then it's not yet the end. (Quote I heard somewhere!)