Do you have good self-control?!
Question: Do you have good self-control!?
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I have no self control when it comes to some things, but usually I am pretty good!.Www@Enter-QA@Com
In normal situation we do!. But in critical situations, it is very defficult to have full self control, because at times we are guided by our subconscious mind!. Perticularly at urgent situations our subconscious mind reacts faster to take us to the task, and due to this we behave as per our natural animal instict!. Our subconscious mind is created by various known and unknown factors including our formative strengths & weaknesses, inheritance, grooming etc etc!. Now, yes! We can deliberately try to modify our subconscious mind through constant practices of certain desired behaviours and yoga etc!. This can help in developing good self control!.Www@Enter-QA@Com
have you seen me in the pool!? i mean i look soooo good!. 8 gold medals!. i mean that says something!. did i mention i have 8 gold medals!? i mean come on! 8 gold medals!Www@Enter-QA@Com
I certainly like to think that I do because when I see disrespectful people, I don't just yell and swear or beat them up!. I ask them to please think about what they do!. I'm usually very calm!.Www@Enter-QA@Com
I have terrible self control, I even tried to restrain myself from answering this question, but it didn't work!.Www@Enter-QA@Com
not to brag, but i'm actually quite good in that area!. usually she finishes well before i do :)Www@Enter-QA@Com
Yes I do!. I have exquisite control!.Www@Enter-QA@Com
Not after you try to turn me on by giving your best shot!Www@Enter-QA@Com
SOMETIMES BUT NOW NOOOOOOOWww@Enter-QA@Com
Excellent!.Www@Enter-QA@Com
Occasionally!.
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No! Not at all, sometimes what I say just randomly comes out whether or not I want it to!. Why!? Because of anger issues!.Www@Enter-QA@Com
ya in third grade i got the self control award, im not lyingWww@Enter-QA@Com
yepo :DWww@Enter-QA@Com
sometimes I do!.!.!.other times its hard to control myself Www@Enter-QA@Com
I have GREAT self-controlWww@Enter-QA@Com
Some times I do & some times I don'tWww@Enter-QA@Com
haha!.!.depends on the situationWww@Enter-QA@Com
So far, yes!. In the future, not quite sure!.Www@Enter-QA@Com
most time!.!.!. but sometimes i lost control and became blown up :PWww@Enter-QA@Com
mostly!.Www@Enter-QA@Com
until someone makes me lose it!. lolWww@Enter-QA@Com
depends on what it is!.!.!. when it comes to my ex n staying away from him then my self control sucks big time : )Www@Enter-QA@Com
Not so bad, not so good!.
I cheat on my diet occasionally!.Www@Enter-QA@Com
I cheat on my diet occasionally!.Www@Enter-QA@Com
Nope!Www@Enter-QA@Com
Yes, i have toWww@Enter-QA@Com
Yes!.!.!. Except when I had too much to drink =]Www@Enter-QA@Com
yea i know how to control myselfWww@Enter-QA@Com
No!.Not at all!.I am an animal at heart!.Www@Enter-QA@Com
Yes l do!.Www@Enter-QA@Com
Thai rioters attack police station
Police say they have taken a 'soft stance' against protesters in certain areas [AFP]
Thai anti-government protesters have attacked the capital's police headquarters as demonstrations against Samak Sundaravej, the prime minister, have continued to spread across the country!.
Hundreds of riot police fired teargas at the 2,000-strong crowd in Bangkok on Friday, which eventurally pulled back, as a fourth day of demonstrations forced the closure of airports and rail stations in the south of the country!.
Demonstrators led by the People's Alliance for Democracy (PAD) have been seeking to force the resignation of Samak Sundaravej, the prime minister, and his cabinet, claiming they are corrupt!.
The movement accuses Samak of serving as a proxy for Thaksin Shinawatra, the former prime minister, now in exile in London, who was ousted in a 2006 coup and now faces several corruption charges!.
Selina Downes, Al Jazeera's correspondent in Bangkok said the prime minister has been holding high-level crisis talks with members of the military and said he hadn't ruled out initiating a state of emergency!.
"I will not quit!. At this moment, I will not declare emergency rule, I will wait and see tomorrow," Samak said on Friday!.
Al Jazeera's Downes said Samak was likely waiting until after Saturday when Thailand's crown prince is due to make a speech!.
"The crown prince may call for unity, and the royal family are highly regarded here," which may quell some of the protests, Downes said!.
Samak briefed King Bhumibol Adulaydej on the anti-government protests late on Friday at the seaside resort of Hua Hin!.
He was set to meet Maha Vajiralongkorn, the crown prince, on Saturday!.
Thailand's ruling six-party coalition has, meanwhile, agreed to hold an urgent parliamentary debate on Sunday to discuss the continuing crisis!.
Roads sealed-off
Protesters have reportedly overrun parts of Government House and closed three airports in the southern tourist destinations of Phuket and Krabi!.
Downes said: "People are saying about 1,000 protesters sealed-off roads going into and out of the airports!.
"Thai airways' labour and electricity unions have also said they will join strikes calling form the prime minister to resign!."
State rail workers had begun a strike that had halted 30 per cent of services nationwide, a union spokesman said, and similar action was being considered by unions at other state agencies!.
"The prime minister has said to the protesters: 'You are called the People's Alliance for Democracy, so what is it you want!? Because the key element of democracy is elections'," Downes reported!.
Call for emergency
In the capital, where protesters have been occupying the prime minister's compound since Tuesday, some of Samak's advisers have urged him to impose emergency rule, two government sources said!.
A state of emergency would allow the government to deploy soldiers to disperse the protesters!. But Anupong Paochinda, Thailand's army chief, said the situation does not currently warrant it!.
Thai activists launched street campaigns against Samak on May 25 [AFP]
Police appeared to exercise restraint when the protesters, some armed with golf clubs, batons and bamboo sticks, forced 400 personnel out of the government house grounds early on Friday morning!.
Downes said crowds appeared to be provoking police action, but the government was still withholding the use of force!.
Samak and police officials have repeatedly said that force will not be used to remove the thousands of protesters!.
Police Lieutenant General Suraphol Thuanthong said that they will use a "softened stance [to] give them time to leave the government house"!.
"But if they continue to defy the court order, then we have to use force to drive them out," he said!.
The PAD, whose 2005 protests against Thaksin contributed to his removal in a coup a year later, urged more supporters to gather until the current elected administration fell!.
"Today is the judgment day!. It is the people's revolution and we must win," Sondhi Limthongkul, a PAD leader, told the cheering crowd from the group's constructed stage on the prime minister's front lawn!.
Nine PAD leaders have been charged with insurrection, a crime that can carry the death penalty, after violent raids on government offices and a state TV station on Monday!.
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Police say they have taken a 'soft stance' against protesters in certain areas [AFP]
Thai anti-government protesters have attacked the capital's police headquarters as demonstrations against Samak Sundaravej, the prime minister, have continued to spread across the country!.
Hundreds of riot police fired teargas at the 2,000-strong crowd in Bangkok on Friday, which eventurally pulled back, as a fourth day of demonstrations forced the closure of airports and rail stations in the south of the country!.
Demonstrators led by the People's Alliance for Democracy (PAD) have been seeking to force the resignation of Samak Sundaravej, the prime minister, and his cabinet, claiming they are corrupt!.
The movement accuses Samak of serving as a proxy for Thaksin Shinawatra, the former prime minister, now in exile in London, who was ousted in a 2006 coup and now faces several corruption charges!.
Selina Downes, Al Jazeera's correspondent in Bangkok said the prime minister has been holding high-level crisis talks with members of the military and said he hadn't ruled out initiating a state of emergency!.
"I will not quit!. At this moment, I will not declare emergency rule, I will wait and see tomorrow," Samak said on Friday!.
Al Jazeera's Downes said Samak was likely waiting until after Saturday when Thailand's crown prince is due to make a speech!.
"The crown prince may call for unity, and the royal family are highly regarded here," which may quell some of the protests, Downes said!.
Samak briefed King Bhumibol Adulaydej on the anti-government protests late on Friday at the seaside resort of Hua Hin!.
He was set to meet Maha Vajiralongkorn, the crown prince, on Saturday!.
Thailand's ruling six-party coalition has, meanwhile, agreed to hold an urgent parliamentary debate on Sunday to discuss the continuing crisis!.
Roads sealed-off
Protesters have reportedly overrun parts of Government House and closed three airports in the southern tourist destinations of Phuket and Krabi!.
Downes said: "People are saying about 1,000 protesters sealed-off roads going into and out of the airports!.
"Thai airways' labour and electricity unions have also said they will join strikes calling form the prime minister to resign!."
State rail workers had begun a strike that had halted 30 per cent of services nationwide, a union spokesman said, and similar action was being considered by unions at other state agencies!.
"The prime minister has said to the protesters: 'You are called the People's Alliance for Democracy, so what is it you want!? Because the key element of democracy is elections'," Downes reported!.
Call for emergency
In the capital, where protesters have been occupying the prime minister's compound since Tuesday, some of Samak's advisers have urged him to impose emergency rule, two government sources said!.
A state of emergency would allow the government to deploy soldiers to disperse the protesters!. But Anupong Paochinda, Thailand's army chief, said the situation does not currently warrant it!.
Thai activists launched street campaigns against Samak on May 25 [AFP]
Police appeared to exercise restraint when the protesters, some armed with golf clubs, batons and bamboo sticks, forced 400 personnel out of the government house grounds early on Friday morning!.
Downes said crowds appeared to be provoking police action, but the government was still withholding the use of force!.
Samak and police officials have repeatedly said that force will not be used to remove the thousands of protesters!.
Police Lieutenant General Suraphol Thuanthong said that they will use a "softened stance [to] give them time to leave the government house"!.
"But if they continue to defy the court order, then we have to use force to drive them out," he said!.
The PAD, whose 2005 protests against Thaksin contributed to his removal in a coup a year later, urged more supporters to gather until the current elected administration fell!.
"Today is the judgment day!. It is the people's revolution and we must win," Sondhi Limthongkul, a PAD leader, told the cheering crowd from the group's constructed stage on the prime minister's front lawn!.
Nine PAD leaders have been charged with insurrection, a crime that can carry the death penalty, after violent raids on government offices and a state TV station on Monday!.
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