How To Solve Problems

This doesn’t work 100% of the time, but it does work a lot.problem

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20 Comments

  1. aravisthequeen +42

    If only this could be posted in every comment thread and every tumblr and every advice column, lots of things would be fixed by now.

  2. grumblyqueer +90

    “Do something I guess” = “violently ignore the urge to do something until it’s too late to do anything.”

    1. NyssaM +2

      I would like a poster of this! A large one! or make it into wallpaper and I can paper my bedroom with this! (also my bathroom, and maybe even a couple of friend’s houses…)

  3. ladyknight27 +15

    I’d like to respectfully petition for an addendum: what to do if you’ve Done Something and nothing happens.

    My response has been to pace in little circles muttering “fuck fuck fuck,” but that hasn’t solved my problem yet either…

  4. dakimel +2

    Also good for forcing myself to acknowledge actual problems & act on them, instead of spending more time on the internet.

  5. tubatoothpaste +6

    I’m old and uncool – what would qualify as an “internet problem”?

  6. R^3 +5

    So once everyone spends their lives in a 3D virtual reality internet, will real problems become internet problems, or will internet problems become real problems?

  7. betsymore +4

    Damn, I needed this today after some trifling bullshit from a stupid man on a friend’s FB post. MALLORY IT’S LIKE YOU KNOW ME

  8. betsaroo

    Damn, I needed this today after some trifling bullshit from a stupid man on a friend's FB post. MALLORY IT'S LIKE YOU KNOW ME

  9. L'Eau

    Ok yes but now my problem is that everything I read by you makes want to marry you and I don't even believe in marri-ahge. Is this an Internet Problem, since I don't know you in real life?

  10. Schimmel

    A decision tree:
    “A decision tree can be used to clarify and find an answer to a complex problem. The structure allows users to take a problem with multiple possible solutions and display it in a simple, easy-to-understand format that shows the relationship between different events or decisions. The furthest branches on the tree represent possible end results.”