in my experience its always best to be an optamistic pessimist, the glass is half full but could be knocked over at any time!
just enjoy the good days as they come, and brace yourslef for the bad.

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by nemesis
the glass is half full but could be knocked over at any time!

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some say... "the glass is half full"
others say... "the glass is half empty"
still others say... "somebody stole my glass, how like them..."

I know that feeling, its real bad when things start to go better and then you realise that the things that you did that were a little better when you were real bad was also a mistake but just not as bad as things were before.

Have lost the ability to talk clearly, and making even less sence than normal.

I've learnt that the proverbial glass only has a 50% capacity, exceeding which causes it to conveniently spill all over what were previously your nice dry
clothes...

Does anyone understand what I mean here or am I spouting verbal excrement again?

Alan- No I get what you're saying!

Its really weird that as soon as things get better you cant get over the past so you're constantly pessimistic and thinking that nothing good can last.

Ive been having deep and meaningfuls with my mates and just thought id inflict them on you lot, lol sorry!

I am so glad its not just me who this happens too, just remember lifes a bitch,........ no thats it lifes a bitch

I'm afraid I'm another one of those people who expect the worse out of a situation. That way, you aren't annoyed/saddened/disappointed when the worse then does happen. And, if it doesn't, it's a plus/bonus.

I approach most Saints/England games in that way.

It's sad, I know. But it's also my defence mechanism for life.

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by whistler
I approach most Saints/England games in that way.

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glad it's not just me on the england front, i've got a really bad feeling about tommorow nights game, don't ask me why, and i pray to the great god of football ( des lynam) that i'm wrong