Machinechine

I had the thought when watching Fellowship recently. Gandalf didn't want to go through the mines in the first place. Maybe he was just pretending so he had an excuse not to go that way. Apologies since I'm basing most my information on the movies — not sure if that's frowned on here. Further apologies if this is not the proper sub for these questions — I know there are several LOTR subreddits to my knowledge.

Hey all,

I saw a post recently about a problem that I didn't know many people experienced besides myself.

The problem is having a bad memory perhaps that creates an intense reaction. When I was alone, I would sometimes scream. When I was with others, I would suppress it as much as I could, but it would always come across in some form through my facial expressions, swearing under my breath, or something similar.

I learned about the Wim Hof method, and while none of his techniques helped this directly, I thought perhaps I could use

I really like the app, and it seems to get a lot of hate on this site. I don't see why "reddit is fun" seems to be so much more popular.

Excerpt from Scrappy Little Nobody

I gave up on being Nice. I started putting more value on other qualities instead: passion, bravery, intelligence, practicality, humor, patience, fairness, sensitivity. Those last three might seem like they are covered by "nice," but make no mistake, the are not. A person who smiles a lot and remembers everyone's birthday can turn out to be undercover crazy, a compulsive thief, and boring to boot. I don't put a lot of stock in nice. I'd prefer to be around people who have any of the above qualities over "niceness," and I'd prefer it if that applied to me, too. I'm okay if the most accurate description of me is nervous, and a little salty. But at least I