People are all the Same
Monday, December 8, 2008
So... as a departure from what I usually find to spew about, here's something different (but not really at all).
Every single person, will do everything they do, in the same exact way.
Okay, let me clarify by starting off with Ratatouille. Personally, I hate Pixar movies and I think they have a social agenda for all their movies that is designed to (through a cute and cuddly protagonist) warp the impressionable little minds of it's target audience and it's starting to piss me off. For example:
Toy Story - Hidden Social Agenda: Next generation depreciation of classic culture (Throwing Woody away and embracing new technology)
Finding Nemo - Hidden Social Agenda: Don't pollute the ocean and humans are awful.
Cars - Hidden Social Agenda: Anti-romanticization of the American landscape (The highway that cuts straight through the desert prevents people from visiting the small local town)
Alright... sorry. So anyway, in Ratatouille at the end, they say something like "It's not that everyone can cook... but any one can cook" as in any schmoe can cook, even if you're a mouse....
Crap. I forgot how I was gonna bring this full circle. That's gonna piss me off. Okay, anyway, back to the original thought: "Every single person, will do everything they do, in the same exact way." By this I mean that every person has a flair or way of doing things. Whether it's very flamboyantly or militaristic or with superfluous arm movements, it's interesting to see how people will recreate movements from other activities into the one the are currently doing.
This all stems from Cornhole, or what I like to call, Redneck Bocce. If you don't know what it is,
So, Josh and I built a set in our backyard and the bags arrived Thursday night. Suffice it to say, Friday was a complete shit show because instead of eating dinner before going out, I pounded PBR's and played Cornhole. Mission successful. Anyway, watching a variety of people play the game, I noticed similarities between the way they toss the bags and other things. For example, when I played against Julia (Win 21-5), I noticed she threw the bags very similarly to how she threw a backhand in Ultimate. When I played against Josh (up 3 games to 1, the last win was lefty), I noticed he threw like a disjointed uncoordinated spaz who never played a sport in his life. [Yes Josh, this is a challenge. Defeat me in Cornhole and I shall never again tarnish your good name in regards to Cornhole].
But beyond a silly bag throwing competition, many people have a way of approaching conflict, ordering food or even hitting on the ladyfolk that would align up respectively with being down by three with the bases loaded, identity theft or cutting into a tough steak. Now, those make no sense but when you put them next to each other, it's possible to extrapolate out personality similarities.
Approaching conflict + Down by 3 with bases loaded = Calm, cool demeanor with ice in your veins
Ordering food + Identity theft = Finding proper channels to facilitate change
Hitting on ladyfolk + Cutting into a tough steak = Determination and potentially administering foreign agents... err....
Anyway, like most topics, that got a little away from me and leaves a lot of open ends, loopholes and Swiss cheese arguments. And obviously, it's easy to apply this method to physical attributes.
Like how Shiel throws bullets for flicks and also throws bullets for Cornhole. That's just an easy one...
Every single person, will do everything they do, in the same exact way.
Okay, let me clarify by starting off with Ratatouille. Personally, I hate Pixar movies and I think they have a social agenda for all their movies that is designed to (through a cute and cuddly protagonist) warp the impressionable little minds of it's target audience and it's starting to piss me off. For example:
Toy Story - Hidden Social Agenda: Next generation depreciation of classic culture (Throwing Woody away and embracing new technology)
Finding Nemo - Hidden Social Agenda: Don't pollute the ocean and humans are awful.
Cars - Hidden Social Agenda: Anti-romanticization of the American landscape (The highway that cuts straight through the desert prevents people from visiting the small local town)
Alright... sorry. So anyway, in Ratatouille at the end, they say something like "It's not that everyone can cook... but any one can cook" as in any schmoe can cook, even if you're a mouse....
Crap. I forgot how I was gonna bring this full circle. That's gonna piss me off. Okay, anyway, back to the original thought: "Every single person, will do everything they do, in the same exact way." By this I mean that every person has a flair or way of doing things. Whether it's very flamboyantly or militaristic or with superfluous arm movements, it's interesting to see how people will recreate movements from other activities into the one the are currently doing.
This all stems from Cornhole, or what I like to call, Redneck Bocce. If you don't know what it is,
So, Josh and I built a set in our backyard and the bags arrived Thursday night. Suffice it to say, Friday was a complete shit show because instead of eating dinner before going out, I pounded PBR's and played Cornhole. Mission successful. Anyway, watching a variety of people play the game, I noticed similarities between the way they toss the bags and other things. For example, when I played against Julia (Win 21-5), I noticed she threw the bags very similarly to how she threw a backhand in Ultimate. When I played against Josh (up 3 games to 1, the last win was lefty), I noticed he threw like a disjointed uncoordinated spaz who never played a sport in his life. [Yes Josh, this is a challenge. Defeat me in Cornhole and I shall never again tarnish your good name in regards to Cornhole].
But beyond a silly bag throwing competition, many people have a way of approaching conflict, ordering food or even hitting on the ladyfolk that would align up respectively with being down by three with the bases loaded, identity theft or cutting into a tough steak. Now, those make no sense but when you put them next to each other, it's possible to extrapolate out personality similarities.
Approaching conflict + Down by 3 with bases loaded = Calm, cool demeanor with ice in your veins
Ordering food + Identity theft = Finding proper channels to facilitate change
Hitting on ladyfolk + Cutting into a tough steak = Determination and potentially administering foreign agents... err....
Anyway, like most topics, that got a little away from me and leaves a lot of open ends, loopholes and Swiss cheese arguments. And obviously, it's easy to apply this method to physical attributes.
Like how Shiel throws bullets for flicks and also throws bullets for Cornhole. That's just an easy one...


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