Something we should all have more of. Why don't we all just eat cookies and smile? BECAUSE HUMANS ARE SHIT AT BEING NICE
Peace and tranquility
by SkSkSk Sk8er Grl December 15, 2019
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Get the Peace sign mug.Guy 1: Charlie heard a rumour you got a peace accord.
Guy 2: Bullshit
Charlie: shows pics on phone
Both Guys: HOLY SHIT
Guy 2: Bullshit
Charlie: shows pics on phone
Both Guys: HOLY SHIT
by MLKKK120 November 27, 2018
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she wakes up everyday to choose violence
she wakes up everyday to choose violence
kay: ugh my bf hasn’t texted me back and it’s already been 2 mins
lea: omg girl
kay: yaa i asked him if he was talking to his other hoes
lea: girllll u r no man’s peace
lea: omg girl
kay: yaa i asked him if he was talking to his other hoes
lea: girllll u r no man’s peace
by ratchetasiannn March 13, 2024
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Get the The Peace Disturbers mug.When in the midst of parenthood, this is the "price" associated with letting your kid do whatever they're doing that would normally annoy the living piss out of you in order to obtain a brief solace to accomplish any sort of meaningful task you've set out to do.
Think of it in this context:
Your 4 year old is outside flinging mud against the house. They're preoccupied, and normally you don't want your kid caking your house in mud. However, maybe you're talking with a neighbor or doing yard work. You want to keep doing that thing because the kid is distracted for a bit.
If we think about the situation pretty simplistically, you can either:
A) Yell at them to stop, whereby they'll likely find something equally as irritating or perhaps dangerous to do while you're still engaged in whatever you were doing.
B) Let them keep doing it and stay distracted for an undetermined amount of time, hopefully a while.
So once you're basically weighing how disruptive your kid's activity is versus the bit of time you'll receive to do what you need to do.
Think of it in this context:
Your 4 year old is outside flinging mud against the house. They're preoccupied, and normally you don't want your kid caking your house in mud. However, maybe you're talking with a neighbor or doing yard work. You want to keep doing that thing because the kid is distracted for a bit.
If we think about the situation pretty simplistically, you can either:
A) Yell at them to stop, whereby they'll likely find something equally as irritating or perhaps dangerous to do while you're still engaged in whatever you were doing.
B) Let them keep doing it and stay distracted for an undetermined amount of time, hopefully a while.
So once you're basically weighing how disruptive your kid's activity is versus the bit of time you'll receive to do what you need to do.
Person 1: Yesterday Timmy was flinging gravel across the yard all over the damn place.
Person 2) Is that why my damn window is broken?
Person 1) Yeah, but you know, it was the price of peace. At least I was able to finish up the deck.
Person 2) Is that why my damn window is broken?
Person 1) Yeah, but you know, it was the price of peace. At least I was able to finish up the deck.
by Cloren10 January 22, 2023
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