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Its not right but he meet someone that didn't think that way.
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03-23-2014, 10:25 PM | #72 |
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I just don't get it.
So someone parks on an angle with a bunch of empty spots around it because they are done with A-holes putting door dings in their ride. Really what F'n business is it of everyones? I'm not talking about taking two spots in a packed lot but in a lot of these cases there are tons of empty spots. If someone got a beat down for touching someone's car because, in my opinion, they're just jealous of a nice car then so be it.
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As for the origins, I assume it came out of the SF operator world where the necessity for this mindset is greater. I am beginning to see material from police officers starting to use this term now as well. To me this term describes a state of mind… Do whatever it takes and with everything thing you have, because the consequences of not doing so or failing to so could be fatal. Being the constant philosopher that I am (LOL), I’m not sure why we could not apply this mind set to anything we do in life. Follow your dreams, do whatever it takes (within the given constraints of the situation) and with all you have, to accomplish your goals. |
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