Sum up your life in a quote

[LukeS]

If you had to sum up your life in one quotation from a historical figure, author, or modern day person, who and what would it be?

[Indus Monk]

What Da fuck am i doing?

[WereCat]

"He was standing on one place in great speed".

[manikyath]

"i'm going back to bed"

[Herman Mcpootis]

He had many games, yet he felt that he had none.

-Me on steam, 2016

[We-are-not-anonymous]

F#%k off, don't tell me what to do. 

[DaBeggad]

"Arbeit macht frei"

[manikyath]

Just now, DaBeggad said:

"Arbeit macht frei"

that's an interesting quote to bring up, to say the least

(but in essence, it *is* accurate...)

[DaBeggad]

@manikyath

[Alaa]

"Wrong place, wrong time."

[Bananasplit_00]

"what am i doing? why am i doing anything? what differance does it do to the inevitable death of everyone, everything and the universe? well whatever games are fun"- me in my head as soon as im not playing games

[comicsansms]

"Your face looks like a butt crack"

[Morgan MLGman]

1 minute ago, manikyath said:

that's an interesting quote to bring up, to say the least

(but in essence, it *is* accurate...)

 

3 minutes ago, DaBeggad said:

"Arbeit macht frei"

Well, the original sign "Arbeit macht frei" is here in Poland and I've been in the place where it's placed (Auschwitz-Birkenau concentration camp), you wouldn't say that it's accurate if you've seen what I saw in there... I'm usually the kind of person who doesn't give a shit about nearly anything, a trip there moved me a little though.

[DaBeggad]

what you saw there? dont tell me you were there 70 years ago ... shit waddup

[DioOmicida]

Life is simple but we insist on making it complicated.

[DaBeggad]

Just now, DioOmicida said:

Life is simple but we insist on making it complicated.

DAYUUUUM

[R0w]

Fessus sum

 

[Morgan MLGman]

1 minute ago, DaBeggad said:

what you saw there? dont tell me you were there 70 years ago ... shit waddup

Piles of glasses, clothes and other belongings taken from people right before getting gased by Nazis using Zyklon B to do that. A painful death, read how you die from Zyklon B.

[LukeS]

9 minutes ago, manikyath said:

that's an interesting quote to bring up, to say the least

(but in essence, it *is* accurate...)

translation?

[manikyath]

Just now, Morgan MLGman said:

Well, the original sign "Arbeit macht frei" is here in Poland and I've been in the place where it's placed (Auschwitz-Birkenau concentration camp), you wouldn't say that it's accurate if you've seen what I saw in there... I'm usually the kind of person who doesn't give a shit about nearly anything, a trip there moved me a little though.

well, we're talking about a movement that used a peace symbol to start a war...

 

actually, thinking about it, if my parents insist on me going "sightseeing" somewhere, i'd most likely choose a location like that, because of the sensation these locations carry without needing a guide to tell you why you should care (like for example on the citytrips my parents love to do..)

[DaBeggad]

1 minute ago, Morgan MLGman said:

Piles of glasses, clothes and other belongings taken from people right before getting gased by Nazis using Zyklon B to do that. A painful death, read how you die from Zyklon B.

yeah it was cruel and ive been in dachau saw the shower and thought "dat was shit" and "damn holes to fill" and went on

[Morgan MLGman]

2 minutes ago, LukeS said:

translation?

"Work sets you free"

 

1 minute ago, manikyath said:

well, we're talking about a movement that used a peace symbol to start a war...

 

actually, thinking about it, if my parents insist on me going "sightseeing" somewhere, i'd most likely choose a location like that, because of the sensation these locations carry without needing a guide to tell you why you should care (like for example on the citytrips my parents love to do..)

It's an interesting trip there, really, kinda changes your view on life.

[manikyath]

2 minutes ago, LukeS said:

translation?

"work sets you free"

 

it's a banner nazi germany had plastered all over the camps where they eventually "disposed" of countless people because they somehow did not fit in their ideals of society (mind you, not only jews were gotten rid of there)

 

it is in essence true in our modern society, but it has a lot of "baggage" behind those words.

 

should probably note this topic is most likely a bit too heavy to handle on this forum, so we should move away from it.

[DaBeggad]

Just now, Morgan MLGman said:

"Work sets you free"

 

It's an interesting trip there, really, kinda changes your view on life.

its interesting but how changes it your view on life... it was more than 70 years ago... if that changed your view on life go to israel and think of the crusades

[Morgan MLGman]

2 minutes ago, DaBeggad said:

its interesting but how changes it your view on life... it was more than 70 years ago... if that changed your view on life go to israel and think of the crusades

Hard to describe, I love history and I knew very well what to expect there, it still caught me off-guard though. The cruelty and what one human being is capable of doing to another just because some mad freak that became a dictator said so is hard to fully comprehend until you see shit like this.