Definitions by The Original Agahnim
Honeycomb
First you get the honeycomb, then you get the power, then she will respect you, according to the Pgymies. If that sounds too good to be true, it is. No amount of honeycomb, or oil you drill for is going to be enough, just like no diamond on her finger is going to be big enough.
Honeycomb by The Original Agahnim October 7, 2021
introvert
A lot of people think an introvert is someone quiet or reclusive, but introverts are usually the opposite, since people often think they are extraverts. Actually, a lot of the misinformation about introverts comes from introverts, which is why people tend to think introverts fit a certain mold.
Guys like Hitler or Noriega were not wallflowers, they tended to be social butterflies, especially at parties. Noriega in particular would've seemed to be what some people would call progressive, he spent lots of time around the LGBT community and was supportive of them. He was an introvert, but he never really told anybody who he really was or what he really did because he didn't have an honest bone in his body, not because he was an introvert.
introvert by The Original Agahnim October 6, 2021
Arrogance
Convincing people in an area they need you because you believe they do is arrogance. People that are home don't need a welcome from anybody else there, and nobody could make them unwelcome there, because they are home.
The artists didn't make the neighborhood cool with their art. The neighborhood was already cool and diverse before the art and gentrification. If anything, most people thought these artists were mostly dorks that saw the same dollar signs developers did. Arrogance was what made these folks think they were making anything cool.
Arrogance by The Original Agahnim October 6, 2021
David Kaczynski
David Kaczynski certainly doesn't bring guys like Hugo Spadafora to mind. He seems more like Rick Moranis, except he's trying to be taken seriously by looking serious and sounding serious. Why would anybody trust a guy like Rick Moranis if he wanted to be rich, powerful, and taken seriously, and not satisfied until people met all three of those demands?
David Kaczynski seems more like a guy that spent his life diverting suspicion to others and getting rich for it than a concerned citizen.
David Kaczynski by The Original Agahnim October 6, 2021
Bad Will Hunting
The movie where Will chose to be one of the boys of summer and the retard in tin foil instead of the knight in shining armor for Skylar.
Bad Will Hunting by The Original Agahnim October 5, 2021
excess
Anything done to excess is not going to be a good thing, whether it's facebook, video games, sports, exercise, eating, sex, drugs, drinking, gambling, betting, working, sleeping, caretaking, anything. Indulgence and excess is what turns something benign into something harmful.
If someone doesn't have the self control not to do everything they do to excess then yes, facebook is a bad thing, just like everything else they do will become a bad thing. If they have more than a minimal amount of self control and common sense, these things are not going to harm them or anybody else because really it should be their own business what they do if and when it isn't making life more difficult than it needs to be for others.
excess by The Original Agahnim October 5, 2021
If facebook is as harmful as some claim that it is, why would they wait 15 years after it started to make the claims? It's been the same company, same website with a few updates every now and then.
Facebook was never the healthiest way for someone to spend hours of their day, even back in 2008. So what is the point in waiting until 2021 to bring up what was obvious then. The reality is the user controls how much time they spend on Facebook, not Mark Zuckerburg or Facebook. If the user doesn't spend an unhealthy amount of time on facebook by using a little self control, then it's hard to see how facebook is inherently harmful. People once said the same thing about video games, and it works the same way, if the user spends hours of every day playing video games, of course they are creating health problems, both mental and physical. If the user has any self control, it's hard to see how video games are harming anybody.
Facebook by The Original Agahnim October 5, 2021