ok star wars is offically dead to me now.

Now that Skyrim memes are out, memes in general are peaking.



Also, Almost Politically Correct Redneck:

https://www.facebook.com...the-Liar/141002649325214

The memes that this Maiq puts up are hilarious sometimes.

Maybe they are, but I guess I will never know.

So, a fair old while ago I made my own meme.



See, funk eggs? It's funny because NOBODY KNOWS WHAT A FUNK EGG IS LOL

No? Okay then.

Can I just say that if you only look at 2 of these make it the bottom 1 & the one 4th from bottom.. Still make me laugh

This. I feel the exact same way. Been stuck in revising for the past 2 weeks and im already at the point where I just want to give up and just throw the books out. My exams are 12th and 14th of June. Need BBB to get to my first choice University, which I won't achieve unless I study. It sucks. It seems like our lives are controlled by money. We are brainwashed into thinking that the only way we'll achieve our dreams is to study hard and get a degree in University. That's not now the case. There are many unemployed or working in a field outside of their degree in the current economic climate. People have bummed on about how hard it is to get a job or experience but the way I see it is that they are not putting in enough effort or work to get one. I took the initiative last December and went job hunting, first hand. Didn't wait for adverts to appear, I contacted the companies and sure some told me to more or less piss off, but eventually I landed one. Same in January, I set out looking for experience for Journalism. I contacted a few companies through email telling me that it would cost me to intern for a few weeks. I thought fuck that and set off the my local BBC Radio building. I went in and asked them to their face about work experience to wish they granted me 1 week.

You can do anything with your life if you have the will. Sometimes the hard work through studying is necessary, but don't let it control you. Stupid or not, a Chris McCandless quote has stayed with me ever since I heard it; "I think careers are just a 20th century invention". Possibly. Not to the extreme were you won't need an income to get by, you will need some sort unless you come from a well-off background. But don't let a job or someone else decide what is right for you. If you want to go to the wild; do it.

this

your life is only what you make of it. And your currently studying for A levels, so its a bit young to be disenchanted or if you are, find that alternative and follow it, instead of moaning...

At the end of the day, in life you only get out of it what you put in. There is no great "meaning", & so we as individuals need to find something to give it meaning. I don't mean to sound like a hedonist because I'm far from it, but the meaning of life is simple in my eyes, the struggle to find happiness. Life is real short & can get pretty nasty. So think about what you enjoy & go for it. Find a line of work that will make you not hate the world every night when you get home, so depending on what motivates you maybe it's one that's got high risk & high rewards, that gets your adrenaline going, be it on the financial markets or rock climbing. Or if it's helping people you get a kick from, do that. Don't tread on people on your way to happiness, but that's really about the only rule I think.

Honestly, it's pretty normal to go through the whole existentialist crisis in the teenage years, even in your 20s. You wonder what it's all about. Fucks the point, right? What do you want it to be?

My advice only sounds so coherent because it's basically "learn from my mistakes" style advice where I have repeatedly fucked up opportunities in my life for varying reasons that can basically be reduced to "I'm exceedingly lazy, past the point of parody". And while there may or may not be reasons for that laziness, it's still laziness at the end of the day.

End of the day, do as I say, not as I've done because well...I can absolutely assure you that you don't want to be me. I sure as fuck don't. The only thing I have to grasp on to is the idea that it's never too late to change so long as you want to. I just need to find that motivation for change. You'd think it would be easy, but being miserable to point of suicide attempts isn't really it. So goodness only knows.