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post #16 of 21
When talking about "destination" versus the "journey", some of you are comparing things to experiences. It's been shown that experiences make us happier than things. http://www.livescience.com/culture/p...ce-100304.html http://www.cnn.com/2009/HEALTH/02/10...ons/index.html If you're talking about something nonphysical, which is how this thread seemed to start out, then I suppose it's other reasons, like expectations or whatever.
post #17 of 21
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Hmmm. Posts like this make me question your custom title.

Don't worry; I shall redeem myself shortly.
post #18 of 21
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Originally Posted by Dakota rube View Post
1 Timothy 6: 7-10 states, "For the love of money is a root of all kinds of evil".
...said the Pope from balcony of a marble, gold-domed building in midst of jewel-encrusted religious icons while wearing a giant gold cross.
post #19 of 21
And a huge fucking hat. I mean, who wouldn't want a huge fucking hat? Its awesome. The ruby slippers aren't to shabby either.
post #20 of 21
I think Conne is currently in a unique position to give an authoritative answer to this question having just succeeded in getting a BJ.
post #21 of 21
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Originally Posted by Douglas View Post
Disagree. You are just not good at divining what you really want.

I used to get buyer's remorse on a lot of things, but the things I really truly want and work to have these days are worth it because I chose wisely.

Overconsumption has a lot to do with this phenomenon today. *Be more selective* is my advice to you.

True statement.

If you just wait a week on things you think you want, often you won't want them anymore.
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