1. The Byrds' cover of 'Mr. Tambourine Man' sounds like the stoned melting version of Dylan's. Sort of lazy trippy.
2. Things that have been bothering you cannot be wished away by ignoring them and will find an outlet somehow, no matter how mature you are.
3. Big name universities operate on the principle that everyone will be their bitch. They're generally correct in this assumption.
4. Men and women differ (leaving aside all obvious biological implications and the whole trans-gender identity issue). A lot of the cliches and stereotypes are true.
5. Smooth Reese's peanut butter cups are vastly superior to the crunchy variety.
6. People try to rationalize whatever path they have chosen as being the right and only way they could have chosen and will spend extensive amounts of time convincing themselves that they're good and doing the right thing. We spend the maximum amount of time justifying ourselves to ourselves (even if on the surface, we're explaining things to others).
7. The repercussions of the breakup of a friendship can be as painful and long drawn as those of the breakup of a romantic relationship.
8. People tend to remember who you are, and it is not always intelligent to assume that they've forgotten that they met you.
2. Things that have been bothering you cannot be wished away by ignoring them and will find an outlet somehow, no matter how mature you are.
3. Big name universities operate on the principle that everyone will be their bitch. They're generally correct in this assumption.
4. Men and women differ (leaving aside all obvious biological implications and the whole trans-gender identity issue). A lot of the cliches and stereotypes are true.
5. Smooth Reese's peanut butter cups are vastly superior to the crunchy variety.
6. People try to rationalize whatever path they have chosen as being the right and only way they could have chosen and will spend extensive amounts of time convincing themselves that they're good and doing the right thing. We spend the maximum amount of time justifying ourselves to ourselves (even if on the surface, we're explaining things to others).
7. The repercussions of the breakup of a friendship can be as painful and long drawn as those of the breakup of a romantic relationship.
8. People tend to remember who you are, and it is not always intelligent to assume that they've forgotten that they met you.
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