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Saturday, 14 March 2015

Raechel Celeste Smith if she's not taking selfies , sh'e putting the whole community at risk driving around shooting video logs proclaiming how dangerous pitbulls are?

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Raechel Celeste Smith
March 1 at 1:15pm · 
That romantic comedy "Must Love Dogs".. Yeah, it's probably adorable & everything, but my dark-comedy titled: "Must Not Be a Dog Fanatic" would do better at the box-office.


Raechel Celeste Smith
January 16 · 
Just because I fancy myself a general performer who bashfully enjoys an audience doesn't mean I'm actually acting. -Just as how others who fancy themselves introverts and enjoy modesty aren't necessarily revealing.
Raechel Celeste Smith
January 16 · 
The most pathetic, annoying, depressing, disturbing & embarrassing of incidents aren't only INEVITABLE on a sitcom--but are also, somehow portrayed as being ultimately HILARIOUS when delivered on a sitcom.
So, what I've been doing lately is--I convince myself I'm a character on a sitcom. I really do--And it's absolutely true that my outlook and reactions to such incidents have been a lot more positive since. It's because I'm perceiving it all in a comical light. -And you CAN create a comical view of almost any situation if you're manipulative & dark enough.
Life itself is already bizarre to begin with, so start from there; the human condition is a great many things, but few ever see it as funny [due to ego]--but it definitely is funny in certain aspects.
But yes, I recommend adopting this thinking mechanism which I call "sit-comming". It's an easier form of "mindful thinking", in my opinion. It works in the most stressful of situations. Rude coworker? Kid throwin' a tantrum in public? Fender bender? Going broke? Caught in a lie? Hyper-sensitive partner? Someone stole your bike? You binged on Cinnamon Toast Crunch? Hungover? Failing class? Lost a finger? Passive aggressive roommate? House a wreck? Don't have a house?
-Imagine it's all taking place in the form of a sitcom, acted out; laugh-track is in the background--and you're the leading role.
Now, it's hysterical. You can lighten up a little & forgive the circumstance some.
When sitcomming, you're dropping your ego and taking everything less seriously.
There's rewarding beauty in that.
Sitcomming=Winning
Humor=Longevity



Raechel Celeste Smith
January 14 · 
From the chronicles of the selfish:
"Yes, I do feel bad for those who brutally died at the mouth of a family raised & loved, unprovoked Pit-Bull and/or Rottie...but not enough to stop me from vehemently advocating the legal adoption/breeding of those breeds, despite there being countless other breeds to choose from."
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  • Christopher Leach not enough to get me from focusing on the war crimes and human rights of Israel , personally I am more offended by Netanyahu who killed over 500 children, keeps african refugees in a concentration camp and so many other things going there to protest the attacks
    January 14 at 1:46pm
  • Christopher Leach so you are not alone. I can also point out boko haram killed 2000 people nearly an entire village in Nigeria and it got just a passing mention and no marches
    January 14 at 1:47pm
  • Raechel Celeste Smith Chris, thanks for your input, but two wrongs don't make a right. This new-ish city I live in is keeping my kids and I prisoner to our homes since Pitters bring their Pits unleashed all over town; just recently, even into family chiropractors [not a service Pit], food places---and all throughout Summer--even on playground equipment. This screws with the future of my children. Until something is done about this to ensure public safety for my kids, I won't stop posting about it.
    January 14 at 1:48pm · 5
  • Raechel Celeste Smith I never posted about this prior to 2013, when I resided in a city thousands of miles South, because Pits weren't glorified. Guess what? No kids were getting mauled just for riding their bikes past a neighbor's dog, either. My kids won't be a statistic. Sick of this insanity.
    January 14 at 1:49pm · 7
  • Christopher Leach I know i am not belittleing your plight , just posting my focus
    January 14 at 1:50pm
  • Raechel Celeste Smith Yea, I get you, and I go on a "posting rampage" when I read about child abductions and negligent parents, and I'm glad you have a focus. Many people have no focus other than their own desires.
    January 14 at 1:50pm · 3
  • Christopher Leach my niece was mauled by a pit and if i remember right my uncle shot it when police and the animal control would do nothing.
    January 14 at 1:51pm · 2
  • Christopher Leach she's had numerous plastic surgery and as she ages may need more.
    January 14 at 1:52pm
  • Raechel Celeste Smith Chris, I'm glad she's alive. As a Pitter would say, "Chihuahuas bite, too."
    January 14 at 1:53pm · 2
  • Christopher Leach and tear up shoe laces , pit's, akita's, rott's, the various german shepards and chow chows are unique because of breeding they have an in bred violence that can come out. but they would deny it too
    January 14 at 1:56pm · 2
  • Raechel Celeste Smith I'm thinking of taking my video camera throughout town in the Spring, and capturing footage of all the mindful dog owners of big & small breeds who muzzle their dogs near playgrounds, and then capturing footage of all of the Pitters who not only fail to muzzle their dogs near playgrounds--but don't even leash them. That behavior is proof that Pit owners choose Pits to "make a statement" and/or to intimidate the public. Owning a pet isn't supposed to be a public nuisance. Not everyone chooses to own any sort of pet at all; keep your pet in pet-intended areas; not children's playgrounds, let alone, stores and family doctors. The common denominator of Pit-fanatics is lack of mindfulness.
    January 14 at 2:02pm · Edited · 4
  • Christopher Leach I like mastiffs , they will lick you to death never seen a violent one
    January 14 at 1:57pm
  • Raechel Celeste Smith Chris, I agree about the other breeds, but Pit owners are the only ones I see DELIBERATELY not leashing their dogs in public settings JUST to intimidate the public and get a rise out of people and *prove a point*. It's real-life trolling.
    January 14 at 1:57pm · 2
  • Christopher Leach have you thought of trying to change laws, get a petition going ? getting with police to enforce laws already in existance ?
    January 14 at 1:58pm
  • Raechel Celeste Smith And Pits are the only only breeds jumping over 6 ft. fences to suddenly attack a passerby.
    January 14 at 1:59pm · 1
  • Raechel Celeste Smith I have, but legislators get death threats and lose $$$$ [it's all about lobbying] when they try to pass anything, hence so many bans being lifted.
    January 14 at 1:59pm
  • Raechel Celeste Smith I thank you for inquiring. I know you don't have kids, so your inquiries reflect a concern most people couldn't care less about.
    January 14 at 2:00pm · 1
  • Christopher Leach I am a socialist , my concern is with the community and the society
    January 14 at 2:00pm · 1
  • Raechel Celeste Smith That's why I'm surprised when many so-called "Humanists" advocate for dog breeds that are a threat to humanity.
    January 14 at 2:02pm · 2
  • Christopher Leach that and how many are against the feminist movement , sometimes they don't make sense.
    January 14 at 2:04pm · 2
  • Raechel Celeste Smith And the same advocates for gun-regulation and banning of large-capacity magazine guns...are, a lot of times, the same ones who refuse to regulate certain dog breeds. It's illogical to say the least.
    January 14 at 2:04pm · 2
  • John Tawaroa Still why let people adopt a dangerous fighting breed, my shelter won't, they say its putting people in danger. After a few days the shelter puts down the pit bulls.
    January 16 at 2:40am · 2
  • Julie Wall What most rescues and shelters fail to tell people who adopt pit-bull type dogs; Pit-Bull Rescue Central, the leading authority of pit-bulls recommends all pit guardians to have a break-stick. A break-stick is to pry open a pit bull’s jaw during an att...See More
    Pit Bull Rescue Central
    Pit Bull Rescue Central is a virtual shelter for homeless Pit Bulls, Am Staffs and Pit Mixes.
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    January 16 at 7:07am · 2
  • John Tawaroa Its not a break stick that's needed, but a colt 45.
    January 16 at 11:53am · 1
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