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1 November 2013
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I don’t care, but it’s annoying. I realize that’s a contradiction, but honestly I’m one of the most mature people in my class, and everyone won’t believe me and point to an idiot who has been known (within this year) to yell “I POOP PURPLE GORILLAS”
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IveJustSeenAFaceo said
I don’t care, but it’s annoying. I realize that’s a contradiction, but honestly I’m one of the most mature people in my class, and everyone won’t believe me and point to an idiot who has been known (within this year) to yell “I POOP PURPLE GORILLAS”
You do seem very mature, and to that last part all I have to say is, once again, middle school is an odd time… And…
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Offline DrBeatle said
I’m not sure how I can answer this because I have literally been listening to them from birth…I cannot remember a single moment in my 33 1/2 years (so far) on this earth where I haven’t heard The Beatles.
Same here. I was born in ’63 and a my 3 teenage sisters were blaring the Beatles all the time from that time on. I did listen to Hard Rock & Heavy Metal in my teen years but always made room for the Beatles too.
Couldn’t wait to put on a Record and stare at the Album cover!
BEATLES Music gives me Eargasms! 
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…the second you stop caring, people will like you more. If you don’t care what they think, just stay happy, and focus on the important things, other similar people (who are better than the ones who don’t like you anyway) will surround you and those friendships will be better than any you could’ve had with these people.
Stellar advice.
Before we moved to PA, the office my wife worked in was rife with miserable, bitter old crones who lived miserable little lives and projected that on to everyone they could. My wife would try so hard to turn them around, but couldn’t. Now that we are living here, still working for the same company, things are so much better for her. I told her before she started working at the new office, “don’t try so hard to please everyone – just hang back, be yourself and the nicer people will naturally gravitate towards you. The rest won’t matter” She took my advice and it happened exactly the way I told her it would. The same exact advice you gave above. She is so much happier at work now and no longer feels like vomiting during the drive to the office.
My apolgies to the OP for going off topic, but I felt it had to be said. I will fine myself with a…
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18 April 2013
Offline They’ve made my general outlook more positive. I used to hate positive people, especially the enthusiastically happy ones who say stupid things like “A smile is just a frown turned upside down. Turn that frown around!” The Beatles are cool while being positive at the same time.
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