Are you attracted to, or afraid of chaos or mass confusion?

[bcoop]

Simple enough question.

[Silverback]

the number B

[Broncojohnny]

What kind of chaos are you talking about? Crazy chicks who will swallow enough of your jizz to float a battleship or anarchy in general?

[Osiris]

Pi.

[bcoop]

What kind of chaos are you talking about? Crazy chicks who will swallow enough of your jizz to float a battleship or anarchy in general?

lol, not that kind of chaos or confusion. You know, just chaos. People screaming, noises so loud you can't think, everything going wrong, etc. Train wrecks in a sense.

[mstng86]

The idea of chaos interests me. But I would run for the hills. So I just did number one, but I wouldn't go running into it to see what happens.

[jdgregory84]

I'm not a huge fan of random loud noises that have no purpose. I can deal with it, but if I had my choice, shit would stay quiet unless otherwise necessary.

[ELVIS]

it seems to be attracted to me. sometimes i can throw it off my trail if i am in close enough proximity to Ryanb

god bless.

[bcoop]

I'm not a huge fan of random loud noises that have no purpose. I can deal with it, but if I had my choice, shit would stay quiet unless otherwise necessary.

Think, restaurant kitchen in the middle of dinner rush. People running around like chickens with their heads cut off, loud noises, people yelling, arguing, running, trying to maintain a sense of normalcy when everything around you is urgent and falling apart. Rules changing every second, etc.


That's just one example.

[Denny]

It is really relative to the situation. I guess it just puts me in a certain state of mind. Sometimes it is called for, sometimes it's a burden. Either way, it's respected and treated accordingly.

[mustangguy289]

I don't like it but I seem to do my best work when it happens. No time to second guess yourself, forced to solved the problem immediately, etc.

[Strychnine]

Localized or societal?

It can be enteratining, educational, enlightening, etc to watch from afar, but when it starts getting close to home and have personal effects then it's not so fun.

[Strychnine]

Think, restaurant kitchen in the middle of dinner rush. People running around like chickens with their heads cut off, loud noises, people yelling, arguing, running, trying to maintain a sense of normalcy when everything around you is urgent and falling apart. Rules changing every second, etc.


That's just one example.

See, that doesn't bother me. I can thrive in that.



I thought you were talking more like catastrophe, rioting, food shortages type of chaos. When your life is on the line, fuck all of that.

[jdgregory84]

Think, restaurant kitchen in the middle of dinner rush. People running around like chickens with their heads cut off, loud noises, people yelling, arguing, running, trying to maintain a sense of normalcy when everything around you is urgent and falling apart. Rules changing every second, etc.


That's just one example.

If there's a lot of noise in a restraunt kitchen, there's a purpose. A couple of nights ago I was on a one lane access road trying to get into my neighborhood, but the street was blocked off by emergency vehicles. The line of cars getting backed up was pretty long, probably 20 deep, and there are no side roads to exit from. People could see what was going on then probably a dozen or so cars just started honking their horns like crazy like it was going to help the situation. Shit like that pisses me off. I also can't stand when dogs bark just because they hear a noise.

[bcoop]

See, that doesn't bother me. I can thrive in that.



I thought you were talking more like catastrophe, rioting, food shortages type of chaos. When your life is on the line, fuck all of that.

catastrophe would work as well, but I'm more specifically looking for chaos when it comes to career path. Bomb squad, SWAT guys, Infantry Military, Medics, ER Surgeons. The people in these career paths, IMO, thrive off of chaos.