TheCandystripes wrote: » Dawned on my today as I made my way to school. People trying their best to look good, pretending to be something their not to impress a girl/guy, people attempting to be the funniest, the most charismatic but why? I see through all this and its just a chirade. When we die that is it? IMO mortal existence is a waste of bloody time:mad:
DeVore wrote: » I also had a similar revelation in my youth but you will work past that and realise that if nothing you do matters, the only thing that matters is what you do. Do something that DOES matter, even if it is only temporary. DeV.
Turd Ferguson wrote: » You should join Al-Qaeda
TheCandystripes wrote: » Dawned on my today as I made my way to school. People trying their best to look good, pretending to be something their not to impress a girl/guy, people attempting to be the funniest, the most charismatic but why?
Dudess wrote: » I suggest you cultivate a disenfranchised "angry young man" persona that sticks two fingers up to society. Read Catcher In The Rye and watch Rebel Without A Cause for tips.
Aldebaran wrote: » But existing is basically all I do!
TheCandystripes wrote: » People trying their best to look good, pretending to be something their not to impress a girl/guy, people attempting to be the funniest, the most charismatic but why?
Rented Mule wrote: » If you watch that today, you have to laugh at how 'uncool' everyone was in this film and that James Dean is an over-hyped actor. It also gets rather unnerving when you realise that the sexual tension on the set is tangible. Sal Mineo is pining for James Dean in every scene. Natalie Wood is hot as hell, and that's the highlight of the film.