Things You Just Don't Care About

expensive wines

expensive cars

american football

american football

saying that you don't care about something always means you don't think it's worth very much, right. which is basically defensive posturing, like you feel a need to distance yourself from that which you just don't care about, which really means you aren't actually very far away from it, so you do care about it, as something that makes you uncomfortable enough you feel release by saying you don't. this question and thread invites us to lie. what a sad dad game. i hate this thread.

still don't care about les claypool however

i've never met him and likely never will. i care about leses in the abstract though.

there are things I don't care about, I'm sure, but I'm hard-pressed to say what they are, since, not caring about them, they don't occupy any space in my head

(despite posting twice in this thread pre-revive)

whether or not this guy Kimble really killed his – fuck! did he really jump off from there?

silby otm

american football

― Sir Lord Baltimora (Myonga Vön Bontee), Tuesday, August 26, 2014 4:29 PM (37 minutes ago) Bookmark Flag Post Permalink

ha, me too, i just didn't care enough about it to even mention it

erhh nevermind, the strikethrough was missing the c&p

saying that you don't care about something always means you don't think it's worth very much, right. which is basically defensive posturing, like you feel a need to distance yourself from that which you just don't care about, which really means you aren't actually very far away from it, so you do care about it, as something that makes you uncomfortable enough you feel release by saying you don't. this question and thread invites us to lie. what a sad dad game. i hate this thread.

― mattresslessness, Tuesday, August 26, 2014 4:31 PM (36 minutes ago) Bookmark Flag Post Permalink

this is otm despite the fact that i am posting in this thread. if i "really" didn't care about it i wouldn't think to post it. also i guess i am a "sad dad" in this game.

i am going to start using that phrase, "sad dad"

i thought this thread was a joke at first

admittedly i care a lot about demi lovato's wonderful song "really don't care"

i am in favor of fine dining (real fine dining with white tablecloths and multiple courses and formalwear) although i've never really partaken. one day i'd like to make a serious investment in the kind of meal/service i'll remember for years.

sadwiches and other "clever" wordisms that pop up in articles other people post on my FB page...I just don't care enough for your new word mash-up to actually read the article.

It seems like the older I get, the less I care about other people's (casual) opinions on subjective things (entertainment, art, music, which side should the toilet paper be on, etc.).

Also, it was such a long time ago since I cared for what 'famous'/celebrities or even semi-famous people do or say. It's rare these days, I guess

Visiting Italy

21st century hip hop

The French New Wave

Game of Thrones

whether or not this guy Kimble really killed his – fuck! did he really jump off from there?

― pplains, Tuesday, August 26, 2014 3:42 PM (1 hour ago)

Definitely worth acknowledging the lol.

russia
lyrics in music

owning a television

bikes

I would say humanity but they constantly make beautiful music and make wondrous inventions like e-ink, adjustable spanners and easily available pornography. But still humanity.

according to the search data i've gathered from my work, people really seem to care about celebrities' height and net worth. i kinda get the "how insanely rich is this person" part but it's never occurred to me to care about how tall someone is.

My deep, dark past.

• where we go
• what we do

I love it.

what everyone else is having at the restaurant.

which really means you aren't actually very far away from it, so you do care about it, as something that makes you uncomfortable enough you feel release by saying you don't. this question and thread invites us to lie.

reminds me of the classic college dorm room discussion in which some bright young person insists that when anyone engages in an act of helping another person, they are bound to feel some sense of satisfaction and pleasure at their altruism, they are in fact acting selfishly and altruism cannot possibly exist.

they otm

what everyone else is having at the restaurant.

― pplains, Wednesday, August 27, 2014 3:58 AM (7 hours ago) Bookmark Flag Post Permalink

That was the OG post.

but maybe you don't care.

reviews of new music
reviews of old music

twitter

What job someone does.

Yes! I know "what do you do" is a common conversation starter, but really, most ppl's jobs are boring.

That was the OG post.

― Scary Darey (dog latin), Wednesday, August 27, 2014 5:22 AM Bookmark Flag Post Permalink

but maybe you don't care.

― Scary Darey (dog latin), Wednesday, August 27, 2014 5:22 AM Bookmark Flag Post Permalink

You stole my punchline!

But you know what, dog?

What you do at the gym/crossfit/running trail

if your black white purple

An oral history of anything.

Yes! to no longer caring about visiting Italy or France or Spain or crossing any oceans.

Your Myers-Briggs character

This world.
That girl.
These words.

sand

kinetic sand

Oh jeez. I'm scared of that stuff. My mother-in-law mentioned it on saturday when we were talking about Christmas presents for my kid. The commercial said "there's no mess" and I'm like "you didn't test this on kids, did you?"