It's 6 pm, I've got a moving truck coming tomorrow morning, and I haven't even fucking packed yet.
Someone tell me to get up and do the thing.
No. Fuck getting up, and fuck doing the thing. You see that bike over there? Hope on it and ride. Don't stop until you think you might die of exhaustion, and even then, keep going. Leave it all behind. Who knows, you just might bump into something worth living for.
Never look back man. Never look back.
>>25055500
The bike's been broken for like a year now. Got hit by a van in it and haven't bothered to get it fixed since.
Viljami mee nukkuu :---D
>>25055516
And you're gonna let that stop you from chasing your dreams? Damn. I really thought you were stronger than that. Oh well, we can't all be winners.
>>25055500
>>25055516
awk af
anon, get up and do the thing
>>25055538
Only if you choose to see it that way, friend
It's all in your head
The sooner you realize this the better
>>25055519
e. Olin eile koulun pikkujouluissa ja nukuin koko aamun duunissa.
>>25055555
checked your five five five five five five
Strange mix of stuff on your desk OP, sanitary pads, a sieve and rubber gloves.
Just go pack you idiot.
I helped my friend move the other day, and he had stupidly put his clothes in the wheeled suitcases "because clothes go in the suitcase" (autist much). Put your heavy but not breakable shit in the suitcases and its so much easier - like books and shit. Clothes are lighter and can be carried in boxes and normal bags without breaking your back
>>25055555
digiiiiits, my god man
>>25055602
This nigger right here. He speaks from true experience. Listen to him.
>>25055475
Just put everything in trash bags and for the furnitures, just do it.
Burn it all down
You don't need all that stuff anyway
>>25055602
I'm using my clothes as bubble wrap for all my glass shit (no idea where to put the piece on the floor tho).
And I found such a good hangover-hiding place to nap at work that I drew a diagram of it. I scared the ever-loving fuck out of this one chick when I crawled out of there.
