Your support is appreciated, bystander!
Your support is appreciated, bystander!
Soldato
- Joined
- 13 Jan 2004
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- South East
Money
Soldato
- Joined
- 16 May 2008
- Posts
- 2,584
- Location
- Bristol
Lack of money
I dont actually worry about anything, my life is pretty bloody good i think, but i do lay awake at night thinking about things to much, like the build of a new PC or somehtign ive got on at work, i just find it really hard work to switch off some times.
[TW]Fox;17598817 said:The fact that one day the world will be different, things are going to change and when that happens, I will need to own a 4 cylinder diesel powered car
Hopefully I'll be making sure you don't...
Worries? Well no proper worries but things that I dwell on too much... assessed work and not flunking my masters, women (as usual) and at the moment a little about money (or lack of...). Oh and getting a job next September...
Soldato
- Joined
- 3 Aug 2008
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- 10,477
- Location
- Bath, England
tron said:
women
women
+1 to this
its sooo hard to sleep when there snoring... or they just keep waking you up... never bloody satisfied :/
Stop w****** then!
Get that right, stop having sex with your wife.
Soldato
- Joined
- 22 Sep 2008
- Posts
- 10,139
- Location
- Burscough
Work, completely stressed out about it at the moment and it just isn't going away. Every night is just filled with dread of the next day at work, working loads of overtime and weekends. Can't wait for this month to be over with.
Whether I can really justify getting rid of my lovely post count of '1000' just to post my opinion on whatever subject it is that I'm posting on.
Oh blast.
I also worry about whether I've forgotten something of vital importance that I will only find out about at a later date, and I also worry about 'getting excited' in a lesson and then for whatever reason having to stand at he front of the classroom, and whether I'll be satisfied with the way I lived this section of my life in 10 years time, and whether I'll ever find the right female for me, and whether I'll have an exciting future, and what people think of me after I've done/said something stupid, and whether I'll do/say something stupid at any point in the future.
Oh blast.
I also worry about whether I've forgotten something of vital importance that I will only find out about at a later date, and I also worry about 'getting excited' in a lesson and then for whatever reason having to stand at he front of the classroom, and whether I'll be satisfied with the way I lived this section of my life in 10 years time, and whether I'll ever find the right female for me, and whether I'll have an exciting future, and what people think of me after I've done/said something stupid, and whether I'll do/say something stupid at any point in the future.
Associate
- Joined
- 30 Sep 2010
- Posts
- 1,130
- Location
- London
Having made and lost two small fortunes (two divorces and then a dodgy business partner) I've reached an age where I simply can't be bothered to worry anymore. Good times happen and **** happens expect and enjoy both 'cos they're going to happen whether you worry about it or not.
my health and being unemployed is now really grinding me down. i'm trying to find a way to get out of a rut but at the moment it feels like the world outside is continuing without me. i'd give anything for 9-5 mediocracy kind of life style, it's better than this!
Soldato
- Joined
- 13 Jan 2004
- Posts
- 12,779
- Location
- Leicestershire
eveything. i don't like myself for being that way but i just am. dunno why... since i had a pretty major incident it's the way i am now. pees me right off to the point where i don't even lock my car now to prove to myself i'm wrong.