im guessing it was a bad day for me

[sharkfin25]

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Narcissism

Hey, it's not my fault I'm so awesome.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Delusions_of_grandeur

[Alphamazing]

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Delusions_of_grandeur

usually as an affliction of supervillains.

Sweet. Now I need a nemesis.

[pandy]

This thread is awesome! 

[mach1]

I can be your nemesis, I even have my supervillin name already "Minks Mcgill" evil baby EVILLLLLLLLLL

[Alphamazing]

I can be your nemesis, I even have my supervillin name already "Minks Mcgill" evil baby EVILLLLLLLLLL

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Delusions_of_grandeur

usually as an affliction of supervillains.

Sweet. Now I need a nemesis.

Dude. I'M the supervillain. Back off.

[makenzie71]

oh God if my day had been that bad I would have shot myself...that's so much worse than getting up after 4 hours of sleep on one of the two nights a week you have time to sleep, spending 14 hours slopping through cow shaZam! and dealing with God's stupidest creatures, and spending the rest of your waking hours breaking bikes and cars and trying to convince your customers that they need the crap you don't want in your shop.  I'd hate to have to trade places with someone who had time to ride today, had a job that they could show up an hour late to without causing a fuss, and ending the day by rocking a guitar in front of people who love music.

[sharkfin25]

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Delusions_of_grandeur

usually as an affliction of supervillains.

Sweet. Now I need a nemesis.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hubris

Maybe this is more appropriate

hubris referred to actions taken in order to shame the victim, thereby making oneself seem superior

[Alphamazing]

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hubris

Maybe this is more appropriate

hubris referred to actions taken in order to shame the victim, thereby making oneself seem superior

Maybe if we were in Ancient Greece...

Hubris or hybris (Greek ὕβρις), according to its modern usage, is exaggerated self pride or self-confidence (overbearing pride), often resulting in fatal retribution. In Ancient Greek hubris referred to actions taken in order to shame the victim, thereby making oneself seem superior.

According to its modern usage, it's still wrong. I wouldn't say it's exaggerated at all. I just really am that awesome.

[Jughead]

oh God if my day had been that bad I would have shot myself...that's so much worse than getting up after 4 hours of sleep on one of the two nights a week you have time to sleep, spending 14 hours slopping through cow shaZam! and dealing with God's stupidest creatures, and spending the rest of your waking hours breaking bikes and cars and trying to convince your customers that they need the crap you don't want in your shop.  I'd hate to have to trade places with someone who had time to ride today, had a job that they could show up an hour late to without causing a fuss, and ending the day by rocking a guitar in front of people who love music.

Really +1

Or getting up at 2AM on a Super Cold Night to Pull a Calf or Run a Whole Herd of Cattle out of the Highway before a Tractor and Trailer comes thru an Makes Hamburger out of 25-30 Head then Wading thru Snow until Daylight Rebuilding Fence.Then Feed Silage and start Grading tobacco in a Cold Ass Barn until 9-10pm at Night.It gets rough Pulling Leaves and Bailing 100Lb Bales all day long.Especially when your the Only one Able to Lift them.Damn I'm glad I don't have to deal with that now.Tobacco was Probably the Hardest Job Known to Man.10-15 Acres isn't too bad anything over that is Torture.

[sharkfin25]

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hubris

Maybe this is more appropriate

hubris referred to actions taken in order to shame the victim, thereby making oneself seem superior

Maybe if we were in Ancient Greece...

Hubris or hybris (Greek ὕβρις), according to its modern usage, is exaggerated self pride or self-confidence (overbearing pride), often resulting in fatal retribution. In Ancient Greek hubris referred to actions taken in order to shame the victim, thereby making oneself seem superior.

According to its modern usage, it's still wrong. I wouldn't say it's exaggerated at all. I just really am that awesome.

Of course you are. What was I thinking? Damn it Mach1, live up to Alpha's standards please or stop posting. After all, even though the rest of us could decipher what you were saying, he couldn't. If you just cater to the lowest common denominator, everyone will be happy.  

[mach1]

well if he does has skill that of a supevillian couldnt he just use his power to understand my posts? if not his powers must be weakening.

[l3uddha]

either that, or you're one hell of an adversary

[NiceGuysFinishLast]

dealing with God's stupidest creatures,

Hey... I work retail... I talk to PEOPLE all day.. I think I can claim that distinction.



And for the record.. while I CAN read mach1's posts, if I devote some effort to it.. I usually don't, unless they're technical posts (I can help with technical posts).. but this post took awhile to read at 2AM the other day (Granted, I should have put my contacts in, that would have helped )

[pandy]

(Granted, I should have put my contacts in, that would have helped )

Just one more little hint...open your eyes...I know it's tough at 2AM, but it really DOES help!   

[makenzie71]

Until you see a person look at a rock, get spooked, then run head first into a steel fence and kill himself you don't get to claim that distinction.