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Getbig Main Boards => Gossip & Opinions => Topic started by: Mr Nobody on April 20, 2013, 12:39:12 PM
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Does anyone every feel like this.
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The movie has a powerful message
We are destined to make the same mistakes over and over until we get it right and progress.
There is no "I'll start the diet tomorrow"
you simply have to live in the moment and make the right choices NOW or be forever dammed to an eternity of reliving the same bad day, making the same bad choices and blaming everybody around you.
"It's my cruel boss' fault I ate a whole Cheesecake and skipped the gym"
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The movie has a powerful message
We are destined to make the same mistakes over and over until we get it right and progress.
There is no "I'll start the diet tomorrow"
you simply have to live in the moment and make the right choices NOW or be forever dammed to an eternity of reliving the same bad day, making the same bad choices and blaming everybody around you.
"It's my cruel boss' fault I ate a whole Cheesecake and skipped the gym"
Exactly.
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Boost,
really great analysis there
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Exactly.
Remember "tomorrow" never comes. Sure, it's comforting knowing a new day brings a clean slate, but there is nothing special about tomorrow, Your mindset from today will follow you into tomorrow, Stuck in a traffic jam? Work too hard? well........screw today, there's always tomorrow :)
And the cycle continues. A months worth of "Tomorrows" pass you by. "Wait till you see me in six months"
On and on and on... until you realise the only thing thats changed is the color of your hair and lines in your forehead.
Carpe Diem!
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Remember "tomorrow" never comes. Sure, it's comforting knowing a new day brings a clean slate, but there is nothing special about tomorrow, Your mindset from today will follow you into tomorrow, Stuck in a traffic jam? Work too hard? well........screw today, there's always tomorrow :)
And the cycle continues. A months worth of "Tomorrows" pass you by. "Wait till you see me in six months"
On and on and on... until you realise the only thing thats changed is the color of your hair and lines in your forehead.
Carpe Diem!
True what you are saying is stay in the moment.
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I thought Bootht was leaving getbig?
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The movie has a powerful message
We are destined to make the same mistakes over and over until we get it right and progress.
There is no "I'll start the diet tomorrow"
you simply have to live in the moment and make the right choices NOW or be forever dammed to an eternity of reliving the same bad day, making the same bad choices and blaming everybody around you.
"It's my cruel boss' fault I ate a whole Cheesecake and skipped the gym"
Lost in translation is equally brilliant. Very powerful movies which have a great cerebral quality. If ever there was a "celebrity" you could imagine sharing a few bottles with, Murray is the guy
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murray is known for hanging out with random people, especially those much younger than he
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murray is known for hanging out with random people, especially those much younger than he
Wonder why this was?
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I will watch this movie at any point whenever it's on. Just pick it right up wherever it's at and finish it. I do the same with Shawshank Redemption and A Few Good Men also.
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looks lke shit
phucking homo
body on aids
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Remember "tomorrow" never comes. Sure, it's comforting knowing a new day brings a clean slate, but there is nothing special about tomorrow, Your mindset from today will follow you into tomorrow, Stuck in a traffic jam? Work too hard? well........screw today, there's always tomorrow :)
And the cycle continues. A months worth of "Tomorrows" pass you by. "Wait till you see me in six months"
On and on and on... until you realise the only thing thats changed is the color of your hair and lines in your forehead.
Carpe Diem!
sounds good, i'll probably watch it tomorrow