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Joe The Show Stopper And Walking Christmas Tree
Seriously, who invented holiday parties at work? To be professional at an office party is like restricting children from jumping around at Sky Zone or playing at Chuck E Cheese. At that point you mind as well call it quits. After what I have witnessed, I still have regrets of attending an office party. A nice cup of hot chocolate sprinkled with marshmallows would have done me justice. This would have been the better option after all. In a work setting you still have to keep your composure because if you loosen up too much you might just lose your job or even worst!
By ππΆπΎππ½πΆ π².about a year ago in Longevity
A Man Murdered His Wife While Sleep Walking
Scott Falater, also known as the βSleepwalking Killerβ murdered his wife Yarmila Falater while sleeping. This type of crime is known as homicidal somnambulism/sleepwalking. To kill while asleep. Somnambulism itself is a sleeping condition. Many people say it is dangerous to awaken a person who is sleepwalking. This is because in the process of trying to awake a sleepwalker can trigger a stress response causing the individual to act towards themselves or the person who woke them.
By ππΆπΎππ½πΆ π².2 years ago in Criminal
Life Is Much More Fun When You Have People To Enjoy It With
Thereβs something about the presence of others that makes life feel more enjoyable. Even when oneβs life may feel like it is falling apart being around other people can make the world a more tolerable place to be in. I mean sure you can try to take this path on your own and carry the massive weight of the world, but itβs a lot harder, a lot sadder, and can even turn you sour.
By ππΆπΎππ½πΆ π².2 years ago in Longevity
2 Types of Extroverts
Now that I have addressed introverts in my previous article, I would like to touch on the subject of extroverts. Also known as the social butterflies. The ones that are outgoing and fun to be around. Most extroverts happen to be good with interaction and socializing with other people.
By ππΆπΎππ½πΆ π².2 years ago in Psyche