BurtReynolds wrote:Yeah the guy with millions of dollars that lived a life of adventure and freedom doing whatever the fuck he wanted and died at the age of 75 (likely on his own terms) was the crazy one, not the domesticated cattle that watched biographies of him. How's your 401k?
If he wasn’t such an asshole, I’d almost feel sorry for him.
Feel sorry for him? For what? Being awesome and happy? lmao.
BurtReynolds wrote:Yeah the guy with millions of dollars that lived a life of adventure and freedom doing whatever the fuck he wanted and died at the age of 75 (likely on his own terms) was the crazy one, not the domesticated cattle that watched biographies of him. How's your 401k?
If he wasn’t such an asshole, I’d almost feel sorry for him.
Feel sorry for him? For what? Being awesome and happy? lmao.
Not having fangs doesn't make you righteous!
He killed his own father, abandoned his child, then turned to drugs and alcohol to cope with the resulting emotional pain. That’s all I see; I don’t think he was happy at all.
man, discipline, forcing yourself to do things you don't feel like doing, this is what builds character.. not doing whatever you feel like whenever you fee like. that's a spoiled brat
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tree_ wrote:man, discipline, forcing yourself to do things you don't feel like doing, this is what builds character.. not doing whatever you feel like whenever you fee like. that's a spoiled brat
tree_ wrote:man, discipline, forcing yourself to do things you don't feel like doing, this is what builds character.. not doing whatever you feel like whenever you fee like. that's a spoiled brat
tree_ wrote:man, discipline, forcing yourself to do things you don't feel like doing, this is what builds character.. not doing whatever you feel like whenever you fee like. that's a spoiled brat
