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Can Money Buy You Happiness?

Bes — Thu, 05 Aug 2010 09:00:41 +0000

If money cannot buy you happiness, why do you work regularly to earn it?

“Money can buy you happiness!” Chances are you have come across that sentence before today. Such a saying usually happens in a conversation where the end result is someone yelling at the top of their lungs and emotions: “Money isn’t everything! Money can’t buy you happiness!” Well, today The Reasoner is here to tell you that in our current world, such a saying may be a very stupid thing to say if not thought out properly.

Majority of the problems in the world today exist because of someone or some segments of some population not having enough money. People you know may also be unhappy because of the bills they have to pay. You yourself may be working daily to either have more money or do things that require money. At the same time, for some reason, you and people you know may be hating talking or thinking about money and happiness being associated with each other. Unfortunately, the more you think money does not buy you happiness, the less you will be able to achieve any dream or goal of having a certain amount of money that you would consider satisfactory.

So does money bring you happiness? Let us find out! If you are reading this, you probably used money to afford some sort of a computing device to be able to read this The Reasoner article.

Money buying happiness VS Money bringing happiness

While almost everyone works daily to make more money, almost everyone also has a hatred towards money because such people do not have a lot of money. The entire idea of money being able to buy you happiness is mixed up with the idea that focusing solely on money is the only purpose in life. People who hate the idea of a life revolving solely around money end up confusing the two so much that they develop a feeling that makes them hate associating money with the idea of happiness, which is what many people aim to seek as an end result.

A lot of people mistakenly associate the saying “Money buys you happiness!” with a picture of you being completely unhappy in life and using cash in your hand to buy happiness at a store, ending up being very happy. Many people cite the concepts of health and family when trying to avoid believing that money can bring them happiness. Once you realize that buying something results in happiness coming to you through related channels, you can appreciate the concept of money more.

Some Happy Things That Exist Solely Because of Money

The happiness your children bring to you exists also because money could afford health, food, shelter and even birth for your children.
The happiness food brings you exists also because you bought the food with money.
The happiness any hobby brings you exists also because money allowed you to either buy the tools for that hobby or enough resources elsewhere to be able to afford a hobby in life.
The happiness your spouse can bring you exists also because money enabled the two of you to be able to afford doing things together.
The happiness your health brings you exists also because you are able to monetarily afford health care, cleaner living environment, good food and shelter.
The happiness your friends bring you exists also because money enables you to afford calling them, txting them, msging them, e-mailing them and to visit them in person on foot with your shoes and clothes, on the car, on a donkey, on a ship, on a train and on a plane.
The happiness nature brings your exists also because you are able to afford traveling to or living in an area where you can observe such nature.
The happiness things like painting, music, movies, art and other things bring you exists also because money allows you to buy tools, equipment and tickets for those things.
The happiness being alone brings you exists also because you are monetarily able to afford the necessary resources on your own.
The happiness that money brings you exists also because you are able to afford things like clothes and shoes, education, training and transportation which you apply in some sort of a task, like work, to make you money.

Can Money Bring You Happiness?

Do you think money can buy you happiness? Do you think money helps in bringing you closer to happiness? How many happy things in your life exist or are influenced by money? How many happy things in your life have nothing to do, directly or indirectly, with happiness? What do you think of the above points?

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5 Ways You Raise Your Daughter to be a Sissy Inferior Human Being

Bes — Fri, 30 Jul 2010 09:00:34 +0000

If you think your daughter will love this doll, you may have the potential of raising a daughter who will feel sissy in life.

You see them almost everywhere. At the shopping mall, in the parking lot, at the grocery store, and at the movie theater. Nope, I am not talking about McDonald’s ads. I am talking about parents yelling or telling their kids what to do. Today I want to bring your attention to the concept of raising a specific gender. I want you to think about the trend of people, or you, raising the female human child called “daughter.” Without realizing such a trend, you may very well be raising, intentionally or unconsciously, a female who will grow up to have the awesome feeling of sissiness.

The same way billions of people treat their mothers differently than they treat their fathers, people raise their daughters differently than their sons solely because the daughter is a female. This exact bias, infused into the mind of that daughter since childhood, creates a mentality that grows up to invent the feeling of inferiority in such a female. Our societies of today actually promote the idea of creating leading males and submissive females. That is the sole reason we get surprised when someone like Carly Fiorina wants to head HP or when someone like Hillary Clinton wants to be the next American President. You expect females to be inferior to males, and you make sure that happens by raising your daughter to feel sissy and inferior.

So what can you do to make sure your daughter is raised to be a sissy inferior human being? You can find out by finding out the 5 reasons billions of now-alive females have grown up to feel sissy or inferior human beings. All of these points exist solely or mainly because of parents raising daughters based on gender.

5 Reasons Your Daughter Will Become Sissy & Inferior!

You make sure she feels weaker to males every day.

If you are making sure your daughter never gets interested in non-romantic movies, cars, computers or anything that brainwashed guys are, you are doing your great and amazing part to brainwash your daughter to be the way you probably were raised. Anything you do not want your daughter to do or like, just because you think guys do or like it, makes your daughter be one step behind guys when she grows up. That is why when she wants cars or jeans, you buy her dolls and skirts instead.
You revolve her life around any specific religion.
None of the big religions on the planet promote the idea of your daughter, and any female, growing up to be the head of the house or to be better or equal to her husband or the man of the house. Thus, infusing any specific religion into her head since her childhood will easily brainwash her to grow up and be the obedient, submissive and sissy girl that dominant and controlling guys love marrying and owning. Good job!
You raise her so that you can wed her off in the end.
This is like owning a horse so that you can raise it to show off at exhibitions. If you are raising your daughter so that your daughter can one day be a wife, you are brainwashing your daughter into thinking that the entire purpose of her life is to be the caretaker, cook, sexual bag, and the bearer of children for an amazing guy in the end. Hopefully you will not wonder why she grew up to be a sissy 10 years from now.
Your own life shows your daughter what she will become.
This may be one of the strongest ways to make sure your daughter knows her place in a society. If you are a father, you controlling and acting like the unquestionable head of the house shows your daughter that when she is married, she has to obey her husband too. If you are a wife, you always putting your husband above you in terms of control and the head of life itself shows your daughter that she has to try and be as good as you.
You revolve your daughter’s life around interests that society dictates you to.
This is the typical trend and path that parents take when allowing their daughters to have interests since childhood: have barbies, have tea parties, have interest in drawing and painting, take some sort of dancing or singing courses, horse riding or be an amazing animal lover, play some sport like soccer or tennis for 2 to 3 years, get better at cooking, and then simply flake around the school system waiting to be picked off by a husband owner. None of these things except the last one are bad on their own; they are just what majority of the parents enforce in their daughters, resulting in majority of the daughters growing up to have the same “My life exists to be a good wife in the end! Till then I pass time doing girly things that my parents told me to!” mentality. The last thing, of some man marrying your daughter, is typically what every parent wants, resulting in more feelings of inferiority in their daughters.

What does your daughter’s future hold?

What do you think of the above points? Are you raising any daughters at this moment who may be exposed to any of the above? Do you think girls can benefit from any of the above trends?

Please share your thoughts, stories or any questions in your comment below.

Thank you for reading! I really appreciate it. :) I now have to start planning an article to show you the 5, or maybe 10, ways you raise your son to be a macho-wannabe asshole.

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Is Stupidity Absolute or Relative?

Bes — Wed, 28 Jul 2010 09:00:22 +0000

Do you find stupidity to be absolute or relative?

Every day, I run into several people on Facebook or Twitter who call other people stupid for various reasons. People call religious people stupid, while religious people call atheists and disbelievers stupid for being lost. Similarly, millions of MacBook Pro users think other non-Apple computer users are stupid, while non-Mac users think Apple users are stupid for being brainwashed. The people who call others stupid themselves appear to be symbols of stupidity too. In the end, every other person, group or idea thinks any opposing people, groups or ideas are stupid.

The same way it can be hard to figure out whether or not a movie is actually universally good, finding out whether stupidity is absolute or relative can be extremely hard. How can one thing be stupid when there may be more than one way to describe it? How can something not be stupid when the most logical reason may make it appear or feel stupid? The answers to such questions may seem clear, though such answers vary based on who may be answering such a question.

So is stupidity absolute or relative? To figure that out, we look at a very famous example that is relevant to billions of people around the world today.

George W. Bush

Very few American presidents in history have gained more fame and infamy than George W. Bush. George W. Bush was elected into presidency not through actual democracy but through the legal system. Bush Junior also started the war against Afghanistan and Iran, resulting in more than a billion people across America, Europe, Middle East, Asia and Africa to protest against Bush for war crimes and other related things. Bush has also been known to give speeches that appear dumb or literally stupid. To this day and maybe throughout history, Bush may be more known for his “stupid” remarks and mentality than his actual presidency.

Sure, you may think Bush is stupid, but think about this: Bush became the president. You didn’t. Bush has his whole life worked out in terms of getting everything paid for him for free. You haven’t. Bush got into the White House through actual legal process and not through the votes of the majority of the people. You didn’t. Bush lead the entire country. You didn’t. Bush, through stupidity or actual plan, started the most controversial wars against two of the most extremist nations on the planet. You didn’t. Bush worked his way into the legal system and will now always be protected by the Secret Service. You won’t be. If Bush had to look at this entire situation, he would say that you are the stupid one, and not him. And many would agree.

Is stupidity absolute or relative?

Do you think everything you consider stupid in life is actually stupid in every aspect, or is it stupid just for you? Are there things out there that the society or other people consider stupid, but that you consider to be normal or not stupid?

Please share your thoughts, stories or any questions in your comment below. Thank you for reading! I really appreciate it. :)

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10 Signs of Stupid Tourists

Bes — Mon, 26 Jul 2010 09:00:51 +0000

Are you a stupid tourist?

Tourists. They are everywhere in major cities. Tourists are the reasons smaller, poorer cities have more peace and quiet. Tourists can be from another continent or from a neighboring state or even county. Cities like Las Vegas survive and exist solely because of tourists and vacationists, while cities like San Francisco thrive because of tourists. While tourists are humans just like any other human being living in a major city, there is a very popular class of tourists that tends to act typically stupid.

Such stupidity in tourists usually stems from the idea that the new land tourists visit requires a lot of planning in terms of figuring out what things to do there and no planning in terms of figuring out how to do things there. Tourists simply act tourists and get away with it. A normal, non-homeless person acting in such manners would get yelled at or beaten up by upset people, but in the case of a tourist people usually realize that stupidity cannot be beaten out of a stupid tourist. So many cities, like San Francisco where I live, kind of suffer every day because of stupid tourists from other countries and towns acting stupid around everyone and everywhere.

Here are 10 signs of stupid tourists to help you decide whether you are one, or if you have ever run into one. Each and every point mentioned below gets observed by me almost every week.

10 Signs You May be a Stupid Tourist

You stand and take pictures in the middle of busy roads.

If you are a stupid tourist, you probably do something that majority of owners of Canon and Nikon DSLR cameras do in the middle of the roads during heavy traffic: take pictures. These stupid tourists, or you, forget the fact that standing in the middle of the road can cause inconvenience to drivers and other pedestrians alike. However, just because you are a tourist in another land, the excitement of showing off your camera and taking pictures of some amazing new place to cherish in your own boring home overtakes your common sense of realizing whether or not standing in the middle of the road can be dangerous.
You stop in the middle of busy walk lanes to roll out your maps and other things.
This may be one of the biggest observable trends you can notice almost every hour in cities like San Francisco or Paris. Tourists will stop in the middle of walk lanes and walkways, regardless of where they may be, and pull out maps and tour guide books to figure out where they are. This affects everyone else walking around them who realizes what standing on the side means. While stupid tourists think that stopping in the middle of anywhere can help them figure out where they were, what they are actually doing is making other people around them forget where they were.
You think what you see in tourist spots represents the country.
Millions of tourists coming to America actually go to the tourist spots in international cities like San Francisco, Berkeley and New York to try and see what America is all about. What they are forgetting is that the tourist spots are all basically fake versions of high priced and low quality item businesses created solely to attracts stupid tourist suckers with 10 special traits in order to get their money. The real America, that feeds on money through other channels, lives and thrives elsewhere, by the way, within those same cities. It is actually very funny for me to see how tourists can think they know what America feels like by visiting around 5 or 6 tourist spots in San Francisco for about an hour each.
You take pictures of people with the flash on.
If you are enlisting in the Army or the Marines, be sure to spend at least a week walking around daily in a major tourist city to have tourists flash their flashes into your eyes. That will train you to hold out longer in interrogations in case you get captured behind enemy lines once you get deployed into any war or conflict.
You wear a big backpack that knocks everyone in the face around you.
This is the most typical trend among European tourists in America, and I am not sure why. No other region in the world does this as much. In fact, even saying Europeans would be generalizing it a lot, since I have never seen any Italian, British or Turkish people do this, though other people from other European countries do this a lot. Carrying a heavy duty and fully loaded backpack in San Francisco means you are either a homeless person or a stupid tourist who thinks that the trip back to your hotel room may be full of obstacles and hurdles that the objects in your backpack can help you with. And the most interesting thing is that you can easily figure out that such tourists only bought the backpack for the tourism trip: they do not know how to manage the backpack, resulting in knocking off or about everyone around them while they walk.
You visit another country only to hang out and dine with people from your own background country and culture.
Why leave a country and go elsewhere when you have no interest in mingling with newer or different ideas and people? It is like someone from Missouri going to another state and hanging out only at Southern-oriented restaurants and people there, and someone from France hanging around French restaurants only. Almost every time I leave the San Francisco airport on the train without luggage, someone with luggage and their recently used boarding pass asks me which station to get off at for China Town or Japantown.
You forget common sense back in your home.
So many tourists act so stupid, they may be one of the big reasons why so many cultures and people are stereotyped with stupid trends. When in doubt, simply ask. It is better to ask someone if you can sit next to someone in a small open space on the tram instead of butting your way in and then saying “sorry.” It is better to ask why people stand on the right side of escalators instead of stopping on the left hand side to have your picture taken and in the process block the path for anyone who wishes to pass by quickly from that left side that is usually kept empty for people who want to quickly pass by. Remember: when in doubt, ask. A person getting mad or laughing at you for asking a sincere, honest and innocent question that you do not know the answer to is a fool, idiot or stupid person him/herself.
Learn some local language if possible.
The biggest problem people face when trying to understand and answer tourists in America stems from the fact that many people simply do not know anything other than English. While many can call that a stupid thing for several good reasons, it is the tourist that is the stupid person who focuses only on learning the names of tourist spots and not any useful words in the language of the place they are visiting. The biggest problem in such situations is the incapacity for the tourist to explain themselves and the incapacity of the listener to understand what is being asked or told. Try to learn a language or two before coming, or even some sentences. When in doubt, ask someone around what the local language term for something is. Remember one thing if you must from this entire article: when in doubt or if you do not know anything, ask.
You think everyone is willing to stop and take your pictures with your camera for you.
It’s funny how many tourists will usually carry a serious face as if they are suffering from constipation, yet they throw a big smile on their face when they tag me down to take their picture. This goes for every tourist from any country in the world visiting any country in the world. Oh, and the time when you actually tell a tourist you have no time or interest in taking their picture? The stupid tourist throws on their grouchy attitude again, as if you were born and raised to take their picture with their camera. I have never seen an Asian tourist ask me to take their picture, but every month at least 2 or more European or Indian tourists ask me or someone around me to take their individual or family picture and get upset if sometimes I am too busy or occupied with other things to do so.
Wear proper clothing and have proper apparel to ensure others are not bothered because of you.
The same way American tourists act stupid by going into Italian churches, Thai temples and Spanish mosques in other countries wearing shorts that actually offends the people in such places, millions of tourists coming to America actually wear clothing that ends up bothering others not because such clothing is different, but because it is very disgusting by being physically bothersome. In a city like San Francisco where you usually have to cram up with hundreds of other people inside buses, trains and trams to get to another part of the city, wearing shorts or scarfs that result in your bare shaved or unshaved legs rubbing against people’s bodies and clothes or your scarfs getting into someone’s mouth or eyes means you are a person who has no sense of control over your fashion and no sense of keeping your things to yourself.
BONUS STUPIDITY: Assume that the “locals” know of all the touristy spots.
This may be the funniest sign of stupid tourists. Many tourists assume that everyone living in a city knows everything about that city. No, stupid tourist, I do not know where that spot listed on your tour guide book is. I try not to act like a tourist even when I go to other new places, which is why I only know the real good spots where regular humans go to enjoy and live around. Your stupid tourist guidebook is what many people, including myself in the Bay Area, look at before deciding which place to possible avoid renting or buying a home at.

Do you act like a stupid tourist?

Based on the above great stupid signs of tourist people, do you think you have ever acted like such a tourist? Have you encountered or heard about such tourists? Do you think any of the above points does not imply that a tourist is stupid?

Please share your thoughts, stories or any questions in your comment below. Thank you for reading! I really appreciate it. :)

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Why Do You Blog?

Bes — Fri, 23 Jul 2010 09:00:51 +0000

Do you know the exact reason you blog?

Blogging. It is something that millions of people start doing every month. It is also something that millions of people stop doing every month because of failing at it. While there are many different understandings and beliefs of what a blog is, it seems that the end result of all the attention blogging gets has ensured that for many people blog means concept of regularly posted messages.

You may be blogging on your own domain name, or you may have a blog on MySpace. You may be blogging on Facebook via Facebook Notes without actually realizing it. Chances are if you go online regularly, you may have figured out a way or two on how you can blog, and you may have already tried it too. In order to be successful or get better at blogging, you may have to realize why you blog.

In the end, as with many other reasons, the sole reason without which you may not be blogging is worth finding out so that you can really know why your blog exists.

10 Popular Reasons You Blog

Your reason for blogging can be one of the thousands of reasons out there that makes people blog or want to blog. Here are 10 very popular reasons why people blog, listed in random order.

You want to share your personal life.
You want to chronicle your personal life.
You want to make money.
You want to be part of the trend.
You want something to fill your time.
You want recognition.
You want to create new friendships.
You want to try out a new hobby.
You like the topic you blog about.
You like to write.

Why do you blog?

Based on the above information and sample reasons, why do you blog? Is there a different reason why your blog exists? If you want to blog in the future, what reason motivates you?

Please share your thoughts, stories, or any questions through your comment below. Thank you for reading! I really appreciate it. :)

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Do You Rely Too Much on Technology?

Bes — Thu, 22 Jul 2010 09:00:31 +0000

Do you rely too much on technology?

Technology. It is everywhere. From cars to clocks to door bells and the heart pacers of many people, technology is alive and kicking so hard that you may actually feel scared if technology ceased to exist. If future societies ever get to live and look back at our lives today, they may cite our focus on technologies as being what defined us as a society. Your entire life may be dependent on technology more than anything else in life.

You rely on technology almost every hour of your day, and for a good reason: technology helps you get things done, done easier, safer or faster. Without that stove, you would have to have a first on your carpet to cook that chicken. Without a scooter, you would have to walk up that hill for 30 minutes. Without that remote control, you would have to get up and change the channel or volume every 30 seconds you got bored with a channel or a program. Technology helps. You may, however, be relying on technology so much that you may be thinking, correctly or incorrectly, that life without technology is horrible.

Are you relying on technology too much? Here are 10 examples of signs that technology may be enjoying every day having you rely on it too much.

10 Signs You May be Relying Too Much on Technology

Without a GPS or Google Maps, you do not know how to get to your work, school or the grocery store down the road.
If your phone dies, you have no way of contacting any friend nor do you have any way of telling who still keeps in touch with you.
If your internet connection dies, you do not know what to do for at least 10 hours that day.
If your TV dies, you have no idea how to be happy or if the world still has living people.
If your car dies, you realize you will die from starvation or boredom unless you call a mechanic.
If your laptop dies, your entire life stops and gets a new purpose to fix your laptop or get a new one.
Without an internet connection, you have no source of income.
Without a vacuum cleaner, there is no way to clean anything for you.
Without a washer and dryer around regularly, you either buy more new clothes or you wear dirty clothes more.
Without a watch, you do not know what to do in your daily life at what times or when to go to a bathroom.

Are You Relying Too Much on Technology?

Do you think you are relying too much on technology?

Please share your answers, thoughts, stories or any questions through your comment below. Thank you for reading! I really appreciate it. :)

By the way, you can rely on your keyboard to comment below on this article. That is one good reason to rely on technology, of course!

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10 Dirty Trends That Prove You Hype Up Hygienic Issues Daily

Bes — Wed, 21 Jul 2010 09:00:01 +0000

Are you doing dirty things contrary to your hygiene beliefs?

In addition to brushing your teeth and waking up, chances are you also washed your hands at least once today. Probably not a single week goes by without you actually refraining from doing something that you may think is dirty or unhygienic. You do a lot of things every week that show you are a clean person. You try to wear clean clothes after showers, and you try to rinse your mouth after meals. You try to wash hands after going to the restroom or the bathroom, and you may also take baths after coming back from long drives. In the end, you do a lot of things because you want to be hygienic and cleaner.

There are practically hundreds of things inside your home alone that are so dirty that being regularly exposed to them can make you feel sick. However, you are still alive and probably not sick based on the germs in your house. You forgetting to wash your hands once in that ugly restroom because of the dirty wash basin does not mean you got a life threatening disease today. Being hygienic is great, but you may be someone who feels obsessed about it in indirect ways simply for one reason: society tells and shows you to. You keep on doing a lot of things thinking you are doing them to clean yourself, while at the same time you avoid being clean in hundreds of other situations, because you realize ignoring such situations is what society tells you to do too.

Do you think your hygienic ambition in life, to be clean in certain things, actually makes you clean? Here are 10 unhygienic and probably extremely dirty things you do on an almost daily basis that simply show that all of your acts about hygiene and cleanliness may simply be hyped up. You can wash hands after reading this article, sure.

10 Unhygienic Trends You Practice Daily

Touching restroom doors after washing hands.

What is the point of washing hands when you end up touching the very doors all unwashed and the filthiest hands touch to open and close doors? And the door knob on the inside of any restroom is always in an atmosphere full of germs and air full of smells. Even though both sides are dirty, the door knob or handle used to come into a restroom or bathroom is cleaner than the one used to come out.
Touching restaurant menus before eating food.
The biggest and probably the most amazing trend. People will wash hands in restrooms and then come to their tables to touch menus that have been touched by a thousand other customers and the waiter, who does not wash hands after handling any food.
Touching and eating from plates touched by many people including the waiter.
Even if you avoid touching any menu after washing hands and sit down at a clean table, the plates that your food comes in will be dirty because of being handled by several people, including the waiter. When was the last time you saw a waiter take a break to clean hands? That’s right: the waiter may have the unhealthiest hands in any restaurant.
Trying on clothes at clothing stores.
You will throw up at the idea of wearing someone else’s underwear, but at clothing stores you try on shirts, t-shirts, jackets, skirts, dresses and many other things that dozens of other customers have tried on during the past month.
Trying on shoes at shoe stores.
You don’t wear dirty socks or even newly washed socks that fall onto the bathroom floor, but you will gladly try on shoes that people have tried with and without socks.
Eating anything that is open and on display at any restaurant, convenient store or gas station.
I have seen so many people wash hands at restrooms at gas stations, only to then seeing them buy beef jerky that is sitting in the open, touched and sorted out by hundreds of customers every week. Eating anything that is open, accessible and on display at any place shows you can eat dirty things when convenient for you and when the surrounding environment promotes it.
Touching or kissing any animal anywhere on their body.
Yes, the dog you think is cute that everyone else throws up when looking at or the cat that you think is awesome that everyone else tells you is the devil, brings great germs and filthy things to you. Both animals lick their genital areas daily to clean them, yet you love washing hands, brushing your teeth and then kissing your dog or cat all over, even on their mouth.
Touching anything in the kitchen before, during or after eating in the kitchen.
The hope that a kitchen should be the cleanest place in the house, because of food, makes people assume that it is clean. People end up touching dirty knives, filthy hand towels, fridge handles that they and everyone else touches all the time, and many other things while eating food.
Taking baths.
Sitting in a big puddle of water that touches all the sides of the bathtub, while soaking yourself with all your dirt and filth particles floating around and touching you, and in the end simply getting up and wiping yourself clean with the towel may be the filthiest thing you do with the brainwashed idea that you are doing something that is the same or better than taking a shower.
Using a towel more than once for anything. Even to wipe a finger dry.
Yes, using a towel more than once, even if it is to wipe your hands dry, means your towel is the dirtiest thing in the house that you like touching regularly with the confused assumption that it marks the end of a cleaning cycle. It is the clothing equivalent of a bath, and even worse because you use a towel after showers and baths too.
Bonus Trend Just For You: Drinking Any Pepsi or Coca Cola Can.
We do it everyday. I do it regularly too. Each and every Coca Cola, Pepsi, Sprite, Fanta or any soda can or bottle that you pop open and drink from contains the awesomest and most foreign germs you can think of, because of the amount of distance such bottles and cans travel in the open on trucks, airplanes and trains. Yet you conveniently touch your lips and tongue against such bottles and cans, because when it is time to enjoy carbonated drinks, hygiene and cleanliness can go &%$# itself.

How Unhygienic Are You Daily?

Based on the above information, how clean or dirty do you end up being daily? What do you think of the above points?

Please share your thoughts, stories or any questions through your comment below. Thanks for reading. I really appreciate it. Remember: your comment below will not show whether or not you washed your hands before touching that dirty keyboard to type out your comment.

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The Lie Called “I’m Sorry!”

Bes — Tue, 20 Jul 2010 09:00:19 +0000

Are you lying when saying that famous sympathetic phrase of an apology?

If you can remember the last time you said “I’m Sorry” to anyone, chances are you also remember the reason you said such a thing. While saying “I’m Sorry” can do good in many situations, the phrase itself may be making you a liar because you may be saying it without actually feeling or being sorry in any degree. People lie every day. That is an observable fact. One of the most common uses of a lie for many people is to get out of some sort of trouble. Apologizing is one thing that many people turn into a lie, in order to get out of situations where not lying would put them into greater trouble. You may be saying “I’m Sorry” a lot just as a lie, simply because you see others doing it too.

People lie to get money, and people lie to blame others for a problem. People say they’re sorry when someone falls down in front of them, and people say they’re sorry when someone tells them a sobbing personal story. People say “I’m sorry” when someone tells them about the death of someone, and people say “I’m sorry” when someone notices their evil nature. You yourself may be lying to others by saying sorry regularly simply to use a smart phrase to quickly accomplish a feat that a long elaborated lie could probably not accomplish any better.

So do you know why you say “I’m Sorry” regularly or even at all? We can look at a few reasons and see whether or not your apology falls into the lying category.

5 Reasons We Lie When Saying “I’m Sorry!”

Sure, you may love the idea of saying those words because of Madonna’s song “Sorry”, with my favorite Pet Shop Boys Remix of the song below. The song video below will help you realize two reasons why people say sorry. One awesome reason is to make money through such a song, and the other one is mentioned in the song.

And now we go through the direct reasons why you may be saying “I’m Sorry” on an almost daily basis and lying by do so.

You say it to avoid feeling uncomfortable.
You say it to avoid a confrontation.
You say it because society tells us to say it at certain times.
You say it because you may appear cruel otherwise.
You say it because you got caught or pointed out doing something wrong.

When was the last time you said “I’m Sorry!”?

Based on the above points, can you remember the last time you said “I’m Sorry” and the last time you actually meant it? Do you hear such an apology from others regularly and realize that they are simply saying it out of obligation, politeness or a robotic reaction?

Please share your thoughts, stories or any questions in your comment below. Thank you for reading! I really appreciate it. :) By the way, you do not need to say “I’m Sorry!” in your comments below if you’ve said it before in your life without actually meaning it.

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Why Do We Avoid Talking About Suicide?

Bes — Mon, 19 Jul 2010 09:00:38 +0000

Even Google convinces you to not openly talk about suicide.

There are very few things I like about any culture in the world. Culture, for me, is a system of brainwashing the mind and promoting certain ideas. Sure, there are things I like about many different cultures, but they are very few. If I had to to chose one reason why I like the Japanese culture, a reason that almost no other culture in my observation can provide historically or culturally, it would be the reasons that the Japanese culture has historically looked at suicide as part of life. While that understanding of suicide is slowly fading away in the newer modifications of the culture, suicide is still something everything realizes and understands to have a great importance in Japan. While the concept of suicide in the Japanese culture will be a topic for another day, today I want to cover the basis for something that may be even more important in your life: why do you avoid taking about suicide regularly in your life?

We sympathize with suicidal celebrities who tried or committed suicide, but when we hear someone talk about it in person in a topic that involves non-celebrities, we feel uncomfortable. You may actually feel unsafe around someone you think is suicidal, because if someone wants to kill their own self, you think they may have no problem in killing or physically hurting you too. And besides, why would you want to get close in any manner to someone who may not be around after a while? Suicide is one of the most dreaded and avoided acts and topics in the majority of the world today. And you may be doing your part to carry on the trend of avoiding any talks about suicide, regardless of whether you want to commit suicide or if you just want to talk about the concept of a suicide.

Well, the reasons we avoid talking about suicide can involve more than just avoiding people who may die. Today we shall go through some reasons as to why talking about the general concept of a suicide may be something you avoid in your life.

10 Reasons You Avoid Talking About Suicide

Society forbids suicide.
People may avoid talking to you.
People may think you want to commit suicide.
You may attract suicidal people.
People may recommend you to seek medical help, because they think you may be suicidal.
You may lose friends who do not like the idea of suicide and think suicidal people suck.
You may cease being cool among friends online and offline.
Your religion and “God” tells you that you will go to hell if you talk about suicide in any form other than to condemn it and make other people talk less about it.
You think talking about suicide will make you suicidal.
Your work may get affected because your present or future co-workers and boss may think you are not mentally fit for a job.

Can you talk about suicide comfortably?

I personally am interested in the idea and concept of suicide so much that it is something that is more natural of a topic for me than the topic of Facebook or not eating meat. Sure, suicide can be a physically painful experience, and emotionally disturbing on many levels. Suicide may also be something that people consider an easy way out of problems. But in a world where we support people in killing others in the name of a country or religion, suicide may be the the most logically pure and actually reasonable form of taking a life, your own, in order to achieve some idea or reasoning you may have, or even solve some confusion or create one. You should realize that suicide is definitely not always the easy way out of problems.

And you should realize that you do not have to be wanting to commit suicide soon or at all in order to be able to discuss or talk about the idea of suicide.

What do you think about the idea of talking about suicide? Would you be comfortable discussing the concepts or reasoning behind suicide?

Please share your thoughts, stories or questions through your comment below. Thank you for reading! I really appreciate it. :)

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10 Stupid Things Landlords Ask you

Bes — Sun, 18 Jul 2010 09:00:59 +0000

Are landlords asking you stupid things?

Finding a place to live in can be one of the most important decisions of your life. Your new home, whether a big house or a small apartment, is a place where you eat, live, sleep and do many other things including doing almost everything online. Searching for a new place to live in requires a lot more attention to detail compared to other things for many people. You have to make sure the street you live on is great, that the place itself is nice, that your neighbors are not the type of people you block on Facebook or MySpace, and that the place itself will ensure your happiness. One thing you may accidentally overlook, like millions of other people looking daily for a new place to live, is the landlord.

A landlord, the person who owns or is renting out a place, is someone you have to deal with on a very special level in the beginning. You should realize that the first part of any rental search is to actually find a landlord you can please. Almost every other apartment you visit may be great for you, but then you have to hope that the landlords like your application. Landlords have created this aura of an invisible layer of stairs where you as a renter may feel inferior. While landlords get paid by you to provide you with a place to stay, majority of the landlords act as if they are donating a place to you for free. And in order to maintain their ego, landlords ask you many strange things that they say is essential to your rental application.

There are some things you should keep in mind when looking for your next place to rent or rent out. For your reference, here are 10 stupid things that landlords usually ask.

10 Stupid Things Landlords Ask Before Renting to You

Application Fee.

The application fee is surely one of the biggest scams landlords run. Not only do landlords keep taking in applications even when they have met their quota, they keep all application fees even if they do not run any criminal or credit check on you. And on top of that, many landlords ask for both a credit report, discussed below, and an application fee. What good is the application fee when you are already giving everything the landlord needs in the form of documentation papers? So not only does the landlord charge you for renting a place, the landlord basically charges you for inquiring about it too? You would stop buying many things in life if they had a “buying fee“, but landlords make you do it regularly anytime you get interested in a place.
Pet Background Info.
Last week, a potential landlord asked me the background info for my friend cat Whisper. What does his background have to do with my rental history? Yes, my cat used to be a drug addict, killed a few homeless cats on the street and sometimes sells cat treats to underage kittens. Would I still get a place if my pet has such a colorful background?
Personal Background.
What does your personal life and background have to do with the place you would be living in? Landlords requiring such info are simply finding ammunition for being prejudice toward you in case they find out something about you they do not support, like your religious views, personal lifestyle, sexual orientation, political views, ethnic background and more. In the end, a landlord can use such information to simply decline your application and tell you that they found some other better candidate.
Bank & Credit Card company addresses and contact information.
Another useless info that simply makes you fill out forms. Why do you have to list your bank and credit card company addresses and contact information? If you are paying the application fee, should not the landlord do some research and figure out such info themselves? How many landlords actually call, send letters or visit banks in person in order to ask questions about you? Even if they do that, which they do not, they would run into the problem of account verification, discussed in the next point.
Bank & Credit Card account numbers.
This is by far one of the most pathetically useless pieces of information landlords ask you in order to simply pry into your personal life and to know more about you in terms of simply knowing your bank account number. Why is such a thing pathetic and useless? Because no bank in America will ever tell any landlord or anyone else the exact nature of or amount of money in your bank account just because that landlord or someone else has your bank account number. Why do landlords ask for such info? To either sue you in the end in case of any issues or to make you do more paperwork and make you feel very vulnerable.
References in addition to previous rental history.
This is a new trend I have noticed getting an increased attention in the last few years. Landlords ask you for references in the form of your relatives, friends, co-workers and others. This is a form of being too nosy, by asking others what they think of you. What does finding out from other people about the type of character you have relate in any form to you renting a place? This is a great way to be prejudice against someone by finding out personal non-rental related things about them.
Credit Report.
In America, the credit report is basically one of the most important documents of your life. It lists your social security numbers, every credit card you have ever owned, all your bank accounts, everything you have ever paid or not paid for to a lender, every place you have lived at, and much, much more. Thus, landlords asking for such information seems a great invasion of privacy and security. Why would a landlord need to know anything about those things when all they need to know is if you are not a killer who will kill other neighbors, will not damage the place you are living in, and will pay on time?
Your Work Details.
This is one of the puzzling stupid things landlords ask you that is simply a characteristic of being nosy. A landlord should not care whether your work at a company involves being a hooker or the accountant. As long as you have income and work for yourself or a company, sharing specific details of what you do at work seems unnecessary.
Pet Deposit.
The pet deposit is simply another way to get more money from you, by considering the pet to be an extra liability. A security deposit already exists for that, and pets are usually known to destroy furniture, and not walls. Thus, a pet deposit is simply another way for a landlord to keep more of your money in their savings account or in some investment.
Any deposit higher than the monthly rent amount.
Landlords only need a deposit to either cover damages to a place or to cover a month’s rent in case a tenant simply leaves a place without giving any notice. The deposit is there to actually cover the amount of time it takes the landlord to find a replacement in such cases. Any deposit amount higher than a month’s rent is simply an abuse by the landlord to keep more money in the long run. More deposit, even if it is returned at the end of your agreement with the landlord, means less money in your overall balance and more money for investments and in the bank balance for the landlord.

Would You Ask Such Things as a Landlord?

What do you think of the above points? Would you as a tenant accept any or all of the above points when applying to rent a place? Would you as a landlord ask or not ask any of the above info from tenants?

Please share your thoughts, stories or any questions through your comment below. Thank you for reading! I really appreciate it.

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What If Everyone Wore Name Tags

Bes — Sat, 17 Jul 2010 09:00:29 +0000

Would you wear your name tag everywhere?

How many of your online contacts know your full name? Chances are that many of them know you only by your first name or nickname. In a world where millions of online users are using nicknames to hide their real names, many people are sharing their full name with everyone else. We spend so much time in our lives trying to remember the names of others, we may simply come up with some better solution that can allow us to spend our energies on something better.

Enter my idea of a name tag. The idea of a name tag probably got a lot of attention because of a character “The Non-Fat Yogurt” episode of Seinfeld Season 5 suggesting wearing a name tag as part of the law. While people shrugged off such an ideas as just being part of a TV show, name tags are a reality in almost every corporate exhibition and event, consumer event shows and even the regular meetings at your nearby coffee shop. What I wonder is how we would be if everyone wore a name tag everywhere. Our name tag would be on us, visible to everyone else, anytime we leave the house. In fact, when we have parties or gatherings at our homes, we can wear a name tag there too so that everyone remembered or found out our name. The idea of thinking such a possibility opens up the question of how we actually would be if name tags became part of our everyday lives.

Would you wear a name tag everywhere you go? Let us look at some of the things that wearing name tags can bring to our lives so that you can decide the answer.

How the Society Would be With Name Badges!

Society would change greatly if more people knew other people’s names. Here are 15 random ways society and people may change if everyone wore a name tag.

Everyone would know your name.
There would be fewer crimes of certain types.
There may be a decrease in the number of promises people forget that involve others.
There may be an increase in the number of promises people forget, because of being overwhelmed by names present on every moving human body.
People with stupid names may get laughed at.
Society may not give name tags to homeless people.
There would be more grudges and anger related crimes because of people remembering your name after some incident that upset them.
You would remember which people to avoid and which people to interact with, based on what you remember from both their face and their name.
Almost a complete elimination of the idea of remembering people’s names or asking people who they are.
People with names similar to those of celebrities may either get into trouble or may assume the psychotic identity of the celebrity to get a few photographs taken.
A change in legal laws to make people’s identities more secure and less exploitable because of people’s names being available openly and everywhere.
Racism may increase as people may start coloring their name tags with the color white, black, green, blue, yellow, brown or orange in order to show off their racial background.
An increase in identity thefts because of it becoming easy to find out what name lives at what address.
A lot of time saved weekly that gets spent or wasted by asking people who they are.
A big decrease in the importance of names because of people being drowned in names everywhere.

Would you wear a name tag?

Based on the above information, would you wear a name tag? What would you like to see in the concept of wearing a name tag daily so that you would have no opposition to such an idea?

Please share your thoughts, stories, questions or what you would write on your name tag by commenting below.

Thank you for reading! I really appreciate it. :) My online name tag is included in the above picture, by the way. And in the offline life, I think I prefer being in the shadows with the name tag that says “Name goes here.“

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Do You Focus on the Luggage or the Trip?

Bes — Fri, 16 Jul 2010 09:00:40 +0000

When outside, do you plan on the luggage or the trip?

Every time you leave your home, chances are you carry something with you. Whether it is the clothes on your body with the keys to your car or your wallet and cell phone, there is always something that you think would be helpful for your trip outside of your home. You plan on carrying some kind of a luggage with you on both short and long trips. The bigger the trip, the more things you may want to carry with you. Because of such a trend of always wanting to have something with you on a trip, you may actually be planning trips based on whether you get to focus on the luggage or the trip itself.

The way you plan a trip can actually play a big role in whether or not you will enjoy the entire trip. Your entire trip may be exciting in your mind because of the things you get to do on your trip. Or your entire trip may be something you look forward to solely because you get to focus on packing what you want to take and wear on your trip. If I am remembering correctly, I usually spend most of my time on planning the trip, and then the last day or two on the actual packing of the luggage. Those last two days are sometimes dedicated a lot to thinking constantly about what to take and to prepare for preparing the luggage at the last minute. I kind of act the same way for both short and long trips. I actually and usually pack everything the night before the trip or a little bit before I leave the door. You can notice whether or not such a trend of planning and going through a trip can cause issues. You may have noticed it yourself in your outdoor trips daily.

For the next trip you may have planned, and for the last several trips you have already went through, did you focus more on packing the luggage or the trip itself?

Do you plan more on packing or on traveling?

Planning the Trip: Planning a trip is actually harder than it looks, because of the dozens of different options we have available. Which online site offers the best deal for a trip? Which place should you go to to get what you want? Going shopping makes you wonder if you should go during the morning to get easier parking or at night to get more things done. And to go to another city? Should you take the car or the train? Should you go on a Monday or a Saturday when there will be more activities in another city, or should you go on a Tuesday or a Thursday when there will be less tourists bumping into you?

The amount of choices you can make on both short and long trips are endless, which is why you plan your trip in order to rule out the less attractive choices. In the end, if your trip sucks, what is the point of it all, right? You may actually already have kind of a draft plan for trips in your mind already. You probably already have a good idea of what to do or avoid when planning your next trip, both long and short. If you think about the number of options you have and the number of choices you actually make, you may be surprised at how even going outside to get the mail from the mailbox in your pajamas requires you to plan a few things like whether or not to wear slippers, to change into different clothes first, to lock your door behind you, or whether or not you should check first if the holiday everyone else is observing means you will not get any mail today.

Do you focus on what you carry on trips?

Planning the Luggage: Planning what to take on a trip does take a lot of energy, and for a good reason. You may run out of clean things to wear on a trip, or you may forget to take your camera charger while in a place where you want to recharge your camera repeatedly after taking hundreds of pictures. For whatever reason, many people enjoy trips based on what they take on those trips. This is a trend that usually results in your entire trip being spoiled if you either forget to take something with you on the trip or if you do not plane your luggage properly.

Without luggage, your trip may end up being a disaster for you. You have to plan how to carry the luggage with you, how to get it to fit in your car trunk or in your pockets on the bus or for both the carry-on and the check-in weight limits at the airport. And then you have to make sure your luggage does not slow you down on your trip, and that you do not regret taking too much or forgetting to carry something important with you. If you like focusing on the luggage more than a trip, you realize that to enjoy a trip you probably need basic and extra things like clothes, camera, money, guides, reservation confirmations and even the contact information for the local bars and the barber someone told you about.

Do you usually plan packing or traveling?

Based on the above, do you usually plan on packing stuff for a trip or planning what to do on the trip? Can you remember a trip on which you took almost no luggage? How about a trip where you took the most amount of luggage ever in your life?

Please share your thoughts, questions or stories by commenting below. Thanks for reading!

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Does Renting Books Really Save You Money?

Bes — Thu, 15 Jul 2010 09:00:49 +0000

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Does Renting Books Really Help You Save Money? Or is this pic a scam?

Almost everyone you know has probably done it. And no, I am not talking about sex. I am talking about buying books. Every year you may come across many opportunities or situations where buying a book can either help you or save you. All college students are subject to this rule, where buying a book is necessary in order to pass a course. Your workplace most probably also recommends a lot of books, and having books on certain topics around can help you perform different tasks at your work every week. Your personal life itself may benefit from books of all kinds, from how to keep pets to bedtime stories to how to be a better at being around others.

There is a new popular trend that is growing across different campuses and even workplaces nowadays. It is the concept of renting books. Barnes & Noble Bookstores made browsing books an amazing experience by allowing customers to read as many books in store for as long as they wanted without forcing them to buy a book. Amazon.com now offers, as an alternate, previews of dozens of pages for thousands of books online so that you can quickly glance at different parts of different books before you decide to buy something. Today, we are seeing a new trend of simply renting books. You rent a book for a much, much lower price than buying a book and when you are done with the book, you simply send it back to the seller. Such services are labeled as money savers for everyone, including you.

So does renting books from a book rental service like Chegg really save you money? Let us find out! And to help you get started and try it out yourself, a 5% OFF discount coupon for your next book rental order listed later in the article below.

What Does Renting Books Mean?

I have used the Chegg book rental service several times before, so I will let you know how ordering from them works so that you can get a good idea of what book renting is all about. Chegg uses UPS for all their shipping as far as I have seen. The orders come in free when you choose the standard shipping option of 5 to 7 business days. Of course, you can order upgraded shipping, including the much coveted and also feared Next Day Shipping option.

To rent a book, you simply take the following 4 steps:

Go to the main Chegg website and find out the book you’re looking for.
Choose the number of days you want to rent the book for. The price for the longest amount you want to keep the book, which is usually 3 to 4 months, may still be cheaper than the full price of that book.
Add the book to your shopping cart and check out.
Your book or books will arrive in a Chegg box like any book order.

To return any of those yucky, unwanted books that you rented, by the return due date or to get a full refund in case you do not like them, you simply take these 4 steps:

Log into your Chegg account to print your free UPS return label. It is always automatically generated for you and always instantly available.
Tape that label onto any empty box you have, or the Chegg box that your rental book originally came in.
Put your books in the box and tape the box¹. You can mail back one book or 10 books in one box – Chegg does not care as long as they get the books back safely.
Drop that box at any UPS store at any time for free and you will get a free tracking number to track the status of your return or refund. Returns and refunds are applied automatically, within 2 days of Chegg getting your box.

As you can see, renting books is very easy, and returning books for a full refund or by their due date is even easier.

Let us now take a look at some of the good and not so good points about book renting in general. Since I have tested and used Chegg extensively, I will use them again for this comparison for good and bad things about book renting.

Good Things About Renting Books

You save money.
You save space at home.
You worry about less belongings in the long run.
You can keep books for as little or as long as you want.
Get full refund for your rented books if you return the books within a certain number of days.
As of this writing, get free shipping on all orders and free return postage too for both returns and refunds.
You get full tracking of your order both ways, from Chegg to you and from you to Chegg.
Chegg plants one tree for every book you rent².

So-So Things About Renting Books

You do not own the book.
You cannot have normal wear and tear on the book.
Owning the book later on in the rental period costs more than buying the book outright in the beginning.
If you lose the book, you pay full replacement price.
If you ship the book back later than the due date for a refund or to return, you may not get a full refund or may be charged more.

Should You Rent Books? Yes!

In the end, renting books does help save money. It also helps you unclutter you home, like it helped me. Over the last 10 years, I ended up with over 500 or so books, with over 400 of such books being completely unwanted. Chegg helps solve that issue for you. If you need a book forever, you may try to either read the book in person at a store like Barnes & Noble before buying it, or you can rent your book from a place like Chegg and then either return it if you do not like it, or purchase it within 7 to 10 business days for full price.

Based on the above information, would you prefer buying books or renting books from Chegg? Do you buy books on a regular or a random basis? What are your views about renting books in general?

And as mentioned before, here is your coupon for 5% OFF your entire Chegg order – CC106301 – unlimited uses! Enjoy.

Please share your thoughts, stories, questions or favorite and least favorite books you would buy or rent by commenting below. Thank you for reading! :) Remember: renting books may not save Planet Earth, but it surely will save you a lot of money!

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It is better to tape the box yourself, because I have had a UPS store location charge me for using their tape. Since many UPS licensed stores are owned or managed independently, such stores may either package your entire box for free or charge you for helping you tape the box. For me, more than 6 Chegg returns were taped by UPS stores for free, and one Chegg return cost me $2 for having them tape my box.
This has no effect on my impression about Chegg or book renting. As you may have noticed from my online statuses about how such things are usually just a marketing gimmick and may in the end not help Planet Earth even a bit. The counter-effective things being done that destroy a thousand times more trees than Chegg can ever plant make sure that such slogans like “We’ll plant a tree for every book you rent!” are just that – slogans and nothing more. Every book I rented from Chegg, I did get to choose on a map where to plant the trees, which was cool! :)

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