To Hate Clint Eastwood:

[tonyphuckinhawk]

A pleasant encounter with a stranger today. Some middle aged blonde woman in front of me in the Pontiac National City line. It was nothing. Brief and insignificant, but it made us both laugh and i found it interesting how a connection, no matter how unimportant, can develop so quickly between two people regardless of whatever age or even social

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[kingbobpinapple]

just like hitler, my english teacher is so scene :-)

[tonyphuckinhawk]

Yeah, but hitler was droppin' that shit like sixty years ago.

[____theyspin]

its not often that something like that type of an encounter happens, but its nice when it does. Its wierd, but sometimes those poeple that you get wierd feelings around (even though you don't know them) feel like home. Its the strangest thing. I always enjoy a good connection with a stranger, it sort of gives a sense of hope.

[tonyphuckinhawk]

It just reassures me that, at the very least, some people aren't assholes. And i like that reassurance.

[lovertits]

Yes.

[tonyphuckinhawk]

I think that's the best comment i've ever gotten.

[burningchicago]

I got to see your senior pictures today.

[tonyphuckinhawk]

I got to too. Only a few months ago, i guess.

[burningchicago]

Courtney showed me the big stack of senior pictures/school pictures she had.

[silent_colour]

the same thing happens on the other side of the world. In Spain actually.

it was just yesterday I thought that about those split second connections and how they are absolutely amazing. It wasn´t an original thought, but I fully realised how much I love them.

I really appreciate people like you who notice the small things.
they can make all the difference