It's a tough one to accept, if you will. But, it's really changed my life.

I don't have the file here at work, but I'll send it to you when I get home. Hopefully, if nothing else, it'll give you a good laugh.

Also, the important thing to note is accepting a situation does not mean you're declaring it good. It's still a shitty situation. You just are accepting that it's a shitty situation and you can either not do anything about it at this time, or you can do something about it.

The method I use to accept my problems is to blame myself. You see, it's my fault anyway because I suck, so I should just lump it. The idea of positively accepting a situation just boggles me.

Hey Trudes, that new year you ordered for me must be on slow boat delivery...

Unfortunately, I sent it by New York City transit.

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The method I use to accept my problems is to blame myself. You see, it's my fault anyway because I suck, so I should just lump it.

Ooh, I know this one!

Ooh, I know this one!

I do too. And it feels sucky.

I thought Tom's way was the only right way.

Timelies. I hope Fay gets the good job that values her; C gets the familyl that she deserves; Suzi gets a break; and everyone else gets candy.

The method *I* use is to blame Tom Scola. You see, if he's heaping the weight of the world on himself anyway whats a little bit more? He probably didn't even notice until just now.

Ooh, I know this one!

Me, too! Me, too!

(I'd be interested in your paper too, vw. I personally practice radical hiding, but it's not working out so well.)

I thought Tom's way was not only right, but the only possible way. Hmm.

Ginger, you may want to consider adding Radical Banging Your Head Against A Wall to your repertoire. It opens up the options considerably.

the only possible way. Hmm.

Yes, this. I'm having a difficult time wrapping my head around what vw is even talking about.