We Freepers are an optimistic happy bunch (other than a few of you who don't like Ann Coulter). ( ;-D
To long life!
1 posted on
02/27/2006 2:09:21 PM PST by
Pharmboy
To: knighthawk; Incorrigible
2 posted on
02/27/2006 2:09:59 PM PST by
Pharmboy
(The stone age didn't end because they ran out of stones.)
To: Pharmboy
On the other hand, the most extreme negative thinking is fatal.
3 posted on
02/27/2006 2:11:14 PM PST by
Petronski
(I love Cyborg!)
To: Pharmboy
You mention her and don't post pics? Trying to increase negativity? ;-)
4 posted on
02/27/2006 2:13:45 PM PST by
peyton randolph
(As long is it does me no harm, I don't care if one worships Elmer Fudd.)
To: Pharmboy
I think positive all the time. I'm positive Hillary will be our next prez, positive that the NRA will be declared a terrorist organization and its members sent off to the kind of camps where they don't have campfire singalongs, positive that the world will be wearing turbans and burqas in 20 years, positive that the Yankees will win another World Series, positive that an asteroid is going to impact North America, setting off the Yellowstone caldera and incinerating or smothering every man, woman, child, mammal, marsupial, invertebrate and Al Franken in a hideous 20-year holocaust.
But hey, I did save some money on my car insurance.
To: Pharmboy
I will live through rush hour. I will live through rush hour. I will live through rush hour............
10 posted on
02/27/2006 2:16:54 PM PST by
Millee
(Don't make me get out my voodoo doll out!)
To: Pharmboy
Yeah? Hey whatever, pal!
I don't have to listen to you!
:)
To: Pharmboy
Pathologically optimistic types come with their own set of problems. Thus, everything in moderation, optimism included.
13 posted on
02/27/2006 2:21:54 PM PST by
GSlob
To: Pharmboy
I wonder what I'll do with that $250 million.
ML/NJ
15 posted on
02/27/2006 2:23:02 PM PST by
ml/nj
To: Pharmboy
How did they go about adjusting for the pessimism that comes with ill health and pain?
16 posted on
02/27/2006 2:24:14 PM PST by
Old Professer
(The critic writes with rapier pen, dips it twice, and writes again.)
To: Pharmboy
17 posted on
02/27/2006 2:30:02 PM PST by
VOA
To: Pharmboy
I am positive we're all going to die someday.
I wonder how many years that'll buy me?
To: Pharmboy
Fooey on your thread.
Gasp.... thump....
To: Pharmboy
Somebody doesn't like Ann Coulter? Get out!
To: Pharmboy
"Optimism can be estimated easily and is stable over long periods," though it does tend to decrease with ageOK, that does it. I'm going to be a researcher from now on. Who knew it was this easy?
To: Pharmboy
Hag Hillary with apoplexy!
26 posted on
02/27/2006 2:57:47 PM PST by
dhuffman@awod.com
(The conspiracy of ignorance masquerades as common sense.)
To: Pharmboy
Optimism is the fulfillment of life itself. Why do we need to justify it by proving it increases cardiovascular health? Surely, pessimism is not going to make you want to live longer, healthier lives, happier lives.
Studies and observations like these just goes to show how disconnected these academics and reporters are from a total comprehension and integration of life.
They think nothing is related to anything else -- except for some study showing a correlation, and only then, could it possibly be true. Do these reporters think that one has to have a Ph.D. and be funded by a grant from the National Institute of Health to arrive at these conclusions?
Where are they passing out the Nobel Prizes?
27 posted on
02/27/2006 3:06:14 PM PST by
MikeHu
To: Pharmboy
No!
29 posted on
02/27/2006 3:08:05 PM PST by
Revolting cat!
("In the end, nothing explains anything.")
To: Pharmboy
"Oddball" was thinking good thoughts in the movie "Kelley's Heroes". He was drinking wine and eating cheese.
30 posted on
02/27/2006 3:12:06 PM PST by
Supernatural
(Lay me doon in the caul caul groon, whaur afore monie mair huv gaun)
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