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something i notice a lot is how when i go with my parents to order food or drinks, they say "i need--" before they order, and people my age and younger say "can i have--" or "may i have--"
i recall faintly that there was a post regarding how generations respond to "thank you", and i feel like this is sort of similar in a way? i can no longer recall the specifics. its just interesting to me the way different generations perceive doing someone a favor or service and asking for things of others.
What if God is just the alpha and Death is the omega. If God is alpha and omega he would be life and death and theres a side of God that nobody either talks about or knows about, or Gods getting credit and title of omega because we are stupid.
I was just thinking about the phrase "A picture is worth a thousand words." Â And it was that, but I think a lot of the pictures taken today are not worth that. Â Because we take so many selfies and pictures thru out our day, Â they have started to lose there value. Â The thousand words used to make pictures important are made in a day or week. Â Events have to take place in order to give a picture its worth. Â To anyone but the owner its a picture, but to the owner its the immortalization of something great that could of happened. Â my generation stops to take a picture every five minutes and those pictures are worth one, and yet every five is another pic until an hour has passed by and they delete the ones they don't like for a one minute photo. Â Real life just passes them by. Â They could do all the stuff in the world but they took pictures and never saw it happen. Â I think I'll be bold and say too many pictures can make us lose our memories and our lifes. Â I dont know if its so but its a thought.
