Cheering yourself up

[kirottu]

You could also watch this to cheer yourself up:

 

http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=-3319967978568410735

 

 

HAHAHAHA

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AWESOMNESS!

[Kaftan Barlast]

I have this thing for large explosions and gunfire, it just makes me giggle with glee.

 

 

20mm Gatling cannon test firing

 

 

This video came very close to making me **** my pants, I had my stereo cranked up loud and I just.. wohooo! )

[Walsingham]

I disappear.. the ultimate escape from reality is being amongst total strangers.. a bus/trainstation, airport or any kind of very busy public place.. kind of like the waves I think, people come and go all the time and you feel like some kind of observer of human natur .. forgetting yourself for a brief moment in time..

I can't even describe how calm that makes me feel, just taking a dive in the ocean that is physical humanity..

 

or I sit under a tree using all my senes (except sight) to just feel/hear/smell everything around me, trying to expand myself and engulf the tree with my mind .. after a few hours you'll feel like one with it..

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I do four things, depending on the available resources:

 

1) Go for a hard run. Lose myself in the pain. Clean out the old monoamines in the synapses.

 

2) Get a different perspective on things. By climbing up a tree, sitting on top of a cupboard and so on. I don't do this so often since I began running my own business. Yes, employees should be scared of you, but not THAT scared.

 

3) Lose myself in the way Rosbjerg describes.

 

4) In an absolute emergency I will sit down and eat two packets of cheap sausages. It is quite impossible to feel anything other than full of sawdust and grease.