Yesterday, they whined about tough love being abusive and how the guy should be more supportive. Today, they thought doing things in a kinder, gentler way was too weak, and that the guy failed them for lack of tough love.
by The Original Agahnim August 03, 2021
She is attention and hug seeking because her father never once wooped her ass (even her mother mollycoddled her and never wooped her ass, and gave her any attention she demanded to get as a kid, and thus she can't do without attention or other people around her all the time), so she doesn't know what tough love is, and thinks the world isn't compassionate enough. She has a geeky sense of innocence within herself and others that doesn't exist in reality, where no humans are entirely innocent or undeserving of suffering. In reality, her sense of justice is that any rule or law that supports her and gets somebody else in trouble is right and just, no matter the rule or law, and any rule or law that disagrees with her or would get her in trouble was unjust, though people like her never actually faced the same consequences everybody else would over breaking rules and laws.
by The Original Agahnim June 19, 2021
The other guy figured out he was good at math, but he had never seen Billy work on his equations, that wasn't easy to do and no kid does equations for fun or because they want to. So the other kid went to the gym to practice and take his mind off math, and sure enough, there was Billy at the gym practicing too. The other guy thought he was more devoted than Billy to everything, and therefore better at everything, but Billy kept struggling with him to let him know he was just as good at math or physical activities, not better, but just as good.
by The Original Agahnim June 16, 2021
You always hear (or watch a movie about) a professor that thinks the mailmsn is a spy, but you hardly ever hear about one that thought Harriet Tubman was a spy from the Motherland or that Jim Carrey was spy from Canada, these professors seem to have an imagination limited to what they see when they walk outside.
The professor with the beautiful mind didn't share his thoughts about the waittress at IHOP being a spy from Central America because he was afraid that people would think he was racist if he said it out loud to anybody.
by The Original Agahnim November 13, 2021
You always hear about/see a movie about a professor that thinks the mailman or newsboy is a spy, but you hardly ever hear about one that thought Harriett Tubman was a spy for the motherland, Jim Carrey is a spy from Canada, or that something isn't right about the obnoxius usher at the theater. Their imagination seems to always be limited to what they see when they first walk outside in the morning, despite people's claims that their minds are so beautiful.
The professor with the beautiful mind didn't share his thoughts about the waittress at IHOP being a Central American spy because he was afraid that people would think he was racist.
by The Original Agahnim November 13, 2021
Would Mauricio Gucci have been a failed rich person if he never met Patrizia Reggiani? Despiter her psychic thinking he was the weak one, betrayal follows weak people, and Mauricio Gucci most likely wasn't known for betraying his own blood, that was more of a Patrizia Reggiani kind of trait, betrayal.
Patrizia Reggiani was the one that stabbed (or had people shot) in the back, not Mauricio Gucci. In what way was he weak, since somebody could say the same thing about all the other people Patrizia Reggiani ever tried to walk over, push around, or bully.
by The Original Agahnim January 06, 2022
Patrizia Reggiani had a guy killed for thinking she was a joke and not taking her seriously, the way she felt people owed it to her to treat her. Really she was a serious looking and sounding joke though, the kind of joke that was never going to be funny or missed. She was the one comedians would be inspired by for a source of their jokes, and she was the one the serious/straight people didn't take seriously, despite the poker face she always wore (one of the ones that thought of life as a card game or chess match).
Patrizia Reggiani couldn't see that she was neither one of the straight, uptight folk or the loose, silly folk. Like most bullies, she dedicated her life to pissing people off and calling it a good time for everyone in the family.
by The Original Agahnim January 05, 2022