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Well, with respect Vince, and I hope those folks don't complain if they ever see your post (don't worry, I won't tell haha), I would say - that would do for now. I wonder if and how they managed though, and did they really last long on those jobs and make money too?
Despite my writing, many of my posts aren't that complicated actually, although, partially because English isn't my first language, I tend to make my sentences longer and also ever since childhood I am more used to long writings. But they are often laden with tons of wishful thinking and a desire for conclusion in an emotionally satisfying but still not detached from reality manner. Just that - not everyone cares to achieve it but I don't exactly blame them - everyone is different, too.
And I often live in a real world but with a combination of imagination, wishful thinking, favourite hobbies, movies, pop culture, a desire for understanding and perfection, self-pleasing, much needed restraint, popularity issues and society, active debates especially on the internet and past and present of my own life's moments. But that's just me.
Well... that was simple. And by comparison, try studying for years at a top university in America like Harvard and Cornell or UK like Oxford and Cambridge, and possibly for a huge sum of money too, and get a degree in some or other subject, and then see if you could apply and try working on one of those jobs with a 6-figure salary.
And not everyone in life is a perfect, rational, logical, morality-oriented at all times etc thinker, fact of life, folks.
Beats me, but human nature is complicated and complex, all I can say for now.
"but unfortunately human kind is just an animal who due to society forgot he's one. Take society away, the animal comes back with a vengence."
Biologically speaking, and it was proven many times throughout history, people are ANIMALS yes. But does that ALONE mean we are bad and uncivilized, heck, many animals, non-human ones themselves, are somewhat less violent than others including than some of us. And we are animals either way but I guess what you mean to say is that besides our animalistic nature, we humans are generally chaotic and barbaric at heart as opposed to compassionate, kind, restrained or even positively neutral, or do you believe it is the animal part of us that makes it that way?
Besides, many people who are normal don't for one commit terrible acts under any circumstances for reasons that go far beyond "forgetting that they are animals" (I myself KNOW it and I DON'T commit such acts), due to consequences, law, punishment, rejection, hurt feelings etc and not everyone in life is a vicious psychopath.
So when you say "the animal comes back" I guess what you really mean is not just the animalistic natural part of the human but the barbaric and selfish part and this, what, exists generally and naturally even in people who aren't born or made somehow abnormal or vicious.
"I think what you mean with more "realisme" is more heroisme <no direspect>"
Although life in general is no action movie and no fairy-tale, sometimes heroics or attempts as such DO happen in life, and maybe, however wrongly, the user above thought that characters acted unrealistically passive in this movie AS WELL. Like, even on that front, it failed miserably for some.
Life's already serious enough as it is, why can't some of us Ease the Pressure, yeah, like in that The Beloved song from 1996 off their album "X" - dance pop genre. (Lol, I know samo would come rushing mad as he for one isn't much into 90s "dance" music.)
How do rules here even WORK? How do you get fired for something of THAT magnitude, no, seriously?
So what made you, OP, 123Guy, so uptight and serious in and about life?
I first watched this movie in the mid 90s on video, no subtitles then. :)
God will both rain and reign on me in heaven - well, hopefully, lol. :)
Just a coincidence, darling. And besides, Rolling Stones' version was also featured in a car shootout scene in "Raw Deal" (1986) with Arnold Schwarzenegger.
Its true, and brevity is the soul of wit (or as we Russians say similar, but replace brevity with shortness and wit with talent - Shortness the sister of talent) as Shakespeare (and some other Russian and other legendary writers) would say. No probs with that, mate. :)
I have a perfect ANOTHER question for Kowalski, is he still OK to communicate with me or would he prefer to give it a REST?
I have a confession to make Kowalski, in life and over here, I have sadly been guilty of nearly all the stuff you've mentioned, but no worries, I WILL try and change from now on, thank you.
Breaking news - we ALL say and think stupid things in life, but also - DEFINE "Stupidity".
What about stuff like...
OBSESSION, A DESIRE FOR UNIVERSAL UNDERSTANDING AND CONSTANT PROUD FEELINGS, BEING MORONICALLY BEATIFIC, FORCING PEOPLE TO COME TO A SATISFYING CONCLUSION, BEING A MECHANICAL AUTOMATON etc etc, because that IS what I HAVE been here nearly all eternity.
Hahahaha, you're not going to believe it mate, but, albeit far from too literally, you are somewhat right on the money here, I will tell you more about it later, actually, nah, give it a rest.
Is that alright with you folks by the way, just curious, and can anyone respond here in a nice, sensitive, semi-indulgent but helpful manner, don't worry, I won't hold any grudges and remember - LAST thing I want is to conflict with some or other people over stuff however realistic seen in MOVIES - in my messages, I often rarely spelled it out but the vibe of it often was there, and with some or other stuff, maybe even with life in general, I have often formed a SOULFUL CONNECTION that went beyond realistic desires to discuss facts like law, basic morality and action, which, and I do NOT mind it AT ALL - a lot of other people, even some men, perhaps some female users too, have responded directly with and I DO apologize of course for any inconvenience, IF you know what I mean.
Feelings wise however, one word - SHUDDER.
Even if it "is", do we really have to?