you sent me a bumper sticker saying I lost the game (I didn't know facebook would let you post bumper stickers on my wall without telling me,, it's cool, I'm just surprized).
Did I want to lose? Or should I have won?
(I know your post has nothing to do with me or my sticker. I just wanted to make a comment here, as I was curious as to who 'you' was, and what game was won. But I didn't want to just ask, as if you really wanted to tell people, you would have made the post less cryptic.)
haha...I'd say that's pretty good for overanalyzation. The 'you' in my blog is actually me...and I was being critical of myself because there were several instances that day where I overanalyzed things way too far, and it frustrated me. I tend to use 'you' in blogs as a way to point the finger at a hypothetical person rather than myself.
There are three rules to playing the Game: 1. You are always playing the Game. 2. If you think about the Game you lost the Game. 3. If you lose the Game, you have to announce that you lost the Game. --credit - Erick---
Winning the game in this blog post has nothing to do with the losing of the Game.
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you sent me a bumper sticker saying I lost the game (I didn't know facebook would let you post bumper stickers on my wall without telling me,, it's cool, I'm just surprized).
Did I want to lose? Or should I have won?
(I know your post has nothing to do with me or my sticker. I just wanted to make a comment here, as I was curious as to who 'you' was, and what game was won. But I didn't want to just ask, as if you really wanted to tell people, you would have made the post less cryptic.)
How's that for over analyization?
haha...I'd say that's pretty good for overanalyzation. The 'you' in my blog is actually me...and I was being critical of myself because there were several instances that day where I overanalyzed things way too far, and it frustrated me. I tend to use 'you' in blogs as a way to point the finger at a hypothetical person rather than myself.
There are three rules to playing the Game:
1. You are always playing the Game.
2. If you think about the Game you lost the Game.
3. If you lose the Game, you have to announce that you lost the Game.
--credit - Erick---
Winning the game in this blog post has nothing to do with the losing of the Game.
i just lost.
love, aut
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