what do you think about tatooing the GMC catch phrase: "Not more than you need, just more than you're used to"
402112
i think you really have problems-and a huge loser\nbut thats just me and every other girl on earth-so go ahead
559671
The fact that this is important to you, that's how you break it. Try a cup of coffee to up your alertness. Or, repeat in mantra style "Just do it" I know it's a total rip-off from Nike, but matras work. When I get all raged out in the car, I repeat "Relax" over and over, even thinking of the way it looks written. It works!
424036
First thing, most people get the quote wrong.\n\nEveryone agrees (pretty much) that temporary or minor sacrifies are not a big deal. Or if you don't, how many are sacrificing their liberties by wearing a seatbelt in the name of security?\n\nThe issue, as many see it, is whether we should sacrifice permanent or essential liberties, in the name of temporary or illusionary security ("...deserve neither liberty nor security").\n\nHow many people actually believe that the airport security would stop a determined intelligent hijacker, other than by shear luck? But it makes most people feel better, so we give up those liberties in the name of illusionary security.\n\nAccording to some current polls, the majority of US citizens agree that we should allow the government to eavesdrop on anything they want, all in the name of security against terrorists. But how many really believe that out of the 300 million people in the US, and nobody knows how many billions of phone calls and emails per day, that the 6 people actually plotting the next terrorist attack (I'm guessing, no I don't have firsthand knowledge) will be caught?\n\nWould we all be safer if police could just grab anyone at any time and search them? Or if all weapons were illegal? Or if all phone calls had to be pre-approved and were always monitored, thus limiting each person to 1-2 calls per day? Or if people had to have federally approved licenses to check out books from the library, and the government could decide who was allowed to read what? Or if everyone had their federal SSN/ID# tattood on their forehead? Probably. But are those sacrifies worth the gains?\n\nIs it worth removing constitutional protections to gain security? Maybe a little. Probable cause, emergency circumstances, other exceptions on an as-needed basis. But there's always a slippery slope. There's always a point where it becomes too much lost for too little gain.\n\nOur country, right now, is figuring out where it thinks the lines should be. And this choice is likely to have a significant impact on us for decades to come.
1114235
Trying to be cool, but ultimately very uncool indeed, and often even extremely embarrassing\n\nOR \n\nSomething presented as fresh or original, but which is actually tired and/or lame. Especially, when its lameness derives from being obvious or done to death.\n\nExample: Oh Grandpa! That joke is soooo corny.
495635
My tattoo is a scar from my past. It represents the importance of that time and the symbolism it still holds. I have it to remind me of who I am. I dont need it , I like it. My tattoo is of a dragonfly. It reminds me of growing up around fresh water creeks as a child and watching these amazingly beautiful pilots whizzing across the surface of the water. I had it put on at a time of intense transition from adolescence to adulthood. Dragonfly's also symbolize change. As I grow older its a lovely guage of time, and I love that it will be with me when I die one day, another change in my life.
794913
Way too much...........\n\nlife is way too important to piss it away being high............
717778
personally, it doesn't bother me, if you're taking a poll of answers.\n\nhowever, it can be VERY offensive to other people.  i would suggest trying a new saying on for size.  like "holy cow", or "oh my gosh", or "for pete's sake"\nor come up with your own...i used to say "oh my god" alot and then i went into management and realized i needed a new phrase, so i do "oh my gosh" or "oh my goodness", or if it's bad i say "crud bucket" instead of "sh it" or "hell".
809699
not that i know of, but hey..not a bad idea. start your own 900-gripe line.. just like the sex lines but people call to gripe/complain yell scream just basically take out  their frustrations for 99 cents a minute . Let me know when you make your first million , theres this nice car I've been eyeballin'
678384
it depends what they are of. I don't mind most tatts. even got a few myself.
158239
My opinion - if there were no tattoo specifications at the time of hire, I would say that the tattoo should be grandfathered (allowed under the "old rules").  However, if the tattoo is visible and distracts from the company image, causes a hostile work environment (such as naked lady) then the tattoo would be inappropriate, and grounds for some type of compromise.
598676
I saw a massive SUV the other day. It was a GMC Denali with huge 'FOR SALE' signs on the sides and back. I just stood there and started laughing. The guy saw me and ducked his head. I could tell he felt very, very foolish.\n\nLive as you preach. I do. I drive an economical car. I conserve all I can. We eat nothing but organic food and avoid fast food and food that is packaged with a mile of plastic. I think we're doing our part... now it's up to the other 264,999,997 Americans, and one guy with a huge gas-guzzling tank.
982582
No it just means you need more practice.
735870
"Have a good one."\n(I find this to be rather presumptuous... have a good WHAT?)\n\n"At the end of the day..."\n(No reason, really, just one of those phrases I cordially detest.)\n\n"You think too much," or "You have too much free time."\n(Just because it would have taken YOU several hours to come up with the same deduction, that doesn't mean I didn't do so in mere seconds.  My typical rebuttal is, "Or, perhaps you think too little.")\n\n"May or may not be the case."\n(Right... it either will, or it won't.  Standard law of probability; just PICK ONE!)\n\n"Welcome to the real world."\n(Said nearly every time something bad happens.  I don't need my problems downplayed by someone who feels they have more life experience than I do.  I've never quite understood what "pretend world" they're insinuating I've spent the last couple of decades living in...)\n\nOh, there are so many more.  I'm very irritable about this sort of thing, and tend to avoid cliches like the plague.  :)
180556
tat's are great. I have 10 total. and each one has either a diffrent meaning or i just happen to like the art work... like i'm a bugs bunny fan and i have a tat of him. my husband passed away and i got a memorial tat.. if your interested in tat's go to a site called miamiink.com and you can see some awesome work, also watch the show miami ink. and for the record getting a tat doesn't hurt... just a few things for the record, the only reason some people think they are gross they know nothing about them...also they are not a surgerical procedure. they are done by choice. and you make the choice. and both my husband ,my self and my brother in law have tat's and our kids think they're cool...
846945
Huh?\n\nI think you might need to rephrase that.
180925
At one time before the body art boom, it meant you were gay.  It was a signal from one homosexual to another.  These days it's as meaningless as saying 10-4 good buddy to a trucker.
711141
Well, you'd probably keep repeating yourself, like bad lyrics from an old Beatles' song....\n\nShould I give you a nudge, to jump the needle over a few grooves?\n\nSay, "I'd like to do something meaningful with my life".