Post by wutzthedeal on Mar 15, 2013 16:37:49 GMT -5
Thank god I have lived a better life than those who live in fear. When you don't follow the same little maze everyone else does through their life you'll learn what freedom really is and quit being scared of breaking the little fence you're following through the hamster maze. The same people who will never take a chance in their life. It's depressing..... well for some, not me. I've lived 3 lives and have 3 more to go. If I get skinned along the way it's just another story I have to tell. The people who did nothing will have to sit in the corner of the nursing home and play bingo while I whip out the pictures of this awesome summer I had. I can't imagine certain ones of you have ever had a day of fun in your whole life. Well, what you think is fun. "they let me out of my cell to go play in the fenced yard, it's sort of like freedom".
Enjoy that cage.......... I'm not the one being counter productive and riding something for freedom then doing everything in my power not to enjoy it properly because I'm afraid I might fall off. LOL
What a huge leap of faith! Ever been skydiving? I have; twice. Jumped from 12.5k, opened chutes at 5k; full freefall for 60 seconds or so. I've jumped off bridges, played all 4 years of high school football (always on the edge with big hits), swam distances that should have drowned me, and 1,000 other things that my little "maze" let me do. Tell me, if I'M confined and can do all that, what are you? I'm not afraid to crash my skull on the concrete--all it means is it will take too long (or forever) to heal and I can't be on my scooter because I was a blithering idiot who wouldn't wear safety gear. Your "Give me liberty or give me death" argument here is a straw man argument; protective gear just keeps your hobby from killing you, ideally. So, should mountain climbers not use reserve hooks (or whatever they're called)? Should Navy Seals just skip the scuba gear and hold their breath? I mean, an air tank is awful confining. Maybe astronauts should skip that whole pesky spacesuit. What could go wrong? At least they would die free, right?
Enjoy that cage.......... I'm not the one being counter productive and riding something for freedom then doing everything in my power not to enjoy it properly because I'm afraid I might fall off. LOL
What a huge leap of faith! Ever been skydiving? I have; twice. Jumped from 12.5k, opened chutes at 5k; full freefall for 60 seconds or so. I've jumped off bridges, played all 4 years of high school football (always on the edge with big hits), swam distances that should have drowned me, and 1,000 other things that my little "maze" let me do. Tell me, if I'M confined and can do all that, what are you? I'm not afraid to crash my skull on the concrete--all it means is it will take too long (or forever) to heal and I can't be on my scooter because I was a blithering idiot who wouldn't wear safety gear. Your "Give me liberty or give me death" argument here is a straw man argument; protective gear just keeps your hobby from killing you, ideally. So, should mountain climbers not use reserve hooks (or whatever they're called)? Should Navy Seals just skip the scuba gear and hold their breath? I mean, an air tank is awful confining. Maybe astronauts should skip that whole pesky spacesuit. What could go wrong? At least they would die free, right?
