Vent thread

@CaptainXtra
There is a funny thing about arsonist.

Anti social people are resistant to almost every form of pain. Except for pain from the cold. This is probably because anti social people are lonely, and lonely people are more likely to freeze to death. Punishing an arson with the cold might be punishing them with one of the only form of pain they can truly appreciate.

https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/24245752/
The thing about the cold is in the abstract of this study about pain tolerance in the anti-social.

@Beth
That is morbidly fascinating.

I didn’t know the Anti-Social trait gave me resistance buffs.

I am really sick and tired of my warehouse job in Provo, Utah. There are too many idiots in critical positions at this corporation and my boss is always lecturing me about “TeAmWoRk.” My partner is a huge fucking idiot who only does the bare minimum to get by while I’m busting my ass out here.

@Beth
I don’t know what I’m supposed to do with this information

No matter how much water I drink, I’m still thirsty.

Office politics, what a load of shit!

@KolpSlack
Live in a dry area? I have the same problem sometimes.

Few weeks ago, I had a chance to see the light of my life for the first time in years. Now due to boarder problems, I won’t be able to visit her anymore. Family members are telling to give up. Even she doesn’t believe we will meet up again.

I am planning on getting as hammered as possible

@DoubleX
Friend,
Nothing on this side of existence is forever…

Things will come up in life to challenge us, if your love is true & unconditional, nothing will prevent you from loving one another.

I know all too well how difficult it can be to maintain a romantic connection through words & images alone, love is only truly felt in the arms of another & seen in their eyes in person.

Drink if you need to, but please in moderation my friend, don’t let your pain become your epitaph. <3

There’s always hope for the future, your fears will feed one another & only create more pain, be strong for her, show her you are not dissuaded by this obstacle in life!

I just listed a junky graphics card on eBay half an hour ago. I already found a buyer (I hope they know it’s listed as “for parts or not working.”)

I don’t know what an anxiety attack is supposed to be like, but i may have just had one.

And the jerkoffs at the job are not owed my attention when i’m off the clock.

@Zincy
Considering the activity of the sun, I suppose you’re right.

@DoubleX
@Autumn_Shy
👍👍

Wifi went out last night while I was voice chatting with someone. I wish we can live in a society where an event like that doesn’t happen

I’m seriously thinking of quitting my job. It’s no longer worth it.

@Goku Black
Just make sure you have something to fall back on.

@Lord WyrmSpawN
I intend to. That’s why I haven’t yet quit yet (although I came quite close.)

I mean, I started looking last night. There’s a box factory close to where I live that has a starting pay at $19 an hour I’m thinking of applying to. Currently making $17 an hour.

I want to kill Conor McGregor right now.

He threatened to assault my little man Hasbulla and called him mean names.

@Goku Black
Sounds reasonable.

One of the most unnerving things about working in a hospital is hearing the codes over the paging system.

@Zincy
Even more unsettling than walking through an empty hallway and hearing the screaming if patients who don’t wanna be there?

@Zincy
I’ve heard them telling each other I’m fucked in medical code. I lost a lot of blood getting hit by a truck, and they didn’t have any, so they put a lot of salt water in me and my blood oxygen dropped to 20%, code blue, but i was too messed up on their painkillers to care.

Woke up during the surgery too. I’m resistant to certain drugs, don’t ask. Luckily I didn’t feel crap, just noticed they where using a dewalt drill with a blood suction hose on my leg.

I’m thankfully far removed from the patient areas, so I am not subject to that.

Instead, I just hear the disembodied voice over the PA indicating someone is dying, or has gotten hurt. And then I see the response teams rush down the halls.

I work at a VA. So the folks here, all of them have suffered in ways most cannot imagin. I’ve seen folks missing limbs, severe burns, and deep scars. Saw a kid once, little younger than me, prosthetics on both legs, and burn scars up one side of his body. And the hidden mental trauma is ever present. Normal looking folks, but deeply scarred. Spoke to someone once that had to runover a kid in Afghanistan. Terrorists would send kids out to stop convoys for ambushes. I can’t imagine what it does to someone to have to run over a kid. I don’t think I’d be able to sleep again.

That’s why the codes rattle me so much. You never know what trauma is on the other side of that call, but you know it’s just adding more pain onto someone already deeply in it.

Earbuds broke, now I have these ones which don’t sound great