Photos Arn's journey (not a literal Journey, sorry) out of his comfort zone

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So recently i lost a bet, originally made a bet with a friend of mine in the socialist youth league about the result of the next election, that bet was heavily in my favor, our mutual friend heard about it and she thought the bet was unfair so she made me another one, which i took confidently thinking I'd win both bets, but end up losing the second bet, the winner of the bet got full control over deciding how the loser styled their hair next, meaning if i win the original bet I'm going to get revenge even though the second bet wasn't really his fault.

But as someone who's used to being the most average looking nerd it's quite a big leap out of my comfort zone.

Rant over here's some pics:

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I thought you was exploring places as part of your journey, but it looks like you went as far as exploring a barber shop. I'll let you in on what I learned before - after my near fatal car wreck in 1986 when I was an infant, it didn't take me long to learn that beauty doesn't last forever. It can leave a permanent scar on your face like it did mine.
 
quad8 said:
I thought you was exploring places as part of your journey, but it looks like you went as far as exploring a barber shop. I'll let you in on what I learned before - after my near fatal car wreck in 1986 when I was an infant, it didn't take me long to learn that beauty doesn't last forever. It can leave a permanent scar on your face like it did mine.
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Sorry to disappoint but I'm working on getting our version of the GED, before i go adventuring. I understand what you are saying the post wasn't meant as some gloating about the cut more just an excuse to talk about going out of my comfort zone on a forum with a lot of people that i admire exactly for that trait of being able to go do things that seem way out there. My fault though for being misleading with having journey in the title, am sorry about that
 
I must add, I am also wearing an AC/DC shirt right now. Not a big fan of the band it's just a comfortable shirt, and I like the logo and it's reference to electricity, or was it gender bending?
 
Brodiesel710 said:
What's a socialist?

NOTE: I'm not being sarcastic.
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In simplified terms it means i believe the means of production should be in the hands of the worker everything other than that just depends on the flavor of socialism, I for example am a libertarian socialist which mixes the anarchist critique of the state with socialism
 
Brodiesel710 said:
I must add, I am also wearing an AC/DC shirt right now. Not a big fan of the band it's just a comfortable shirt, and I like the logo and it's reference to electricity, or was it gender bending?
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"Malcolm and Angus Young developed the idea for the band's name after their sister, Margaret Young, saw the initials "AC/DC" on a sewing machine. "AC/DC" is an abbreviation meaning"alternating current/direct current" electricity."
 
Juan Derlust said:
I hated AC/DC as a teenager but I've seen the light & must agree: it's a long way to the top if you wanna rock 'n' roll
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ACDC was some of the most played music at my house as a kid so i kinda had to like it from day one :D
 
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