I love intoxicated phone calls I rarely make them, but I think they are generally pretty damned good. It's nice when someone who is in the process of losing braincells as you speak, managed to recall you from their fuzzy memory and just felt the need to share the love. They might be hard to understand,
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I'm glad I've got good family here! I'm glad to see who made the sister list and would have to agree that we are in some good company. Peace
No really though, I'm lost, what are we talking about here? hehehe Ted... simply, I clicked onto someone's blog and knew that I'd be pissed off before I even opened it. I entered a hasty response, decided to delete it, and found out that I couldn't. You can't just leave it blank... you have to enter
Great picture!
There are just some things that I should not read, that I stupidly click on anyway. Why do I punish myself like this? After reading the blog, of course I spilled out my opinion. I hit the Submit button. Immediately went back and clicked on the Edit button. Found I couldn't entirely delete my response and had to leave a period behind as a sign that r
I know what you're going through! I've graduated from University and I'm still anxious that someone from the registrar's office is going to call me to revoke my degree, and letting me know that I really did need to take one more A section CUST course. Good luck!
loved it! shades: no kidding! eat proper portions, excercize regularly, choose wisely... duh... having said that, I still need to do it. I guess the other thing that I left out is stick with it! ;)
sweet! great writing mig!
There's a really interesting book by Jack Womack called Random Acts of Senseless Violence that shows a girl's change in vocabulary mirrored by the onset of societal degeneration. You might want to check it out.
good article.
Fuck that noise! I'll record it myself! hehe.
Summer session at my university always brings on a change in demographics. Gone are the pasty faces, replaced by a multitude of ethnicity. In the fall, minorities average (I'm guessing.) in at about 15% for general courses like Psychology, History, and English credits. Courses that draw a specific audience like Native Studies, Black Studies also allow for the major
its over, its finished, this is the end, we've been through this every day now, we can't even be friends. it was good once, I admit it, but now I'm just sick of your face, get over yourself now, just give up and get out of my space. Quit calling, stop pretending that you really care, I'm over it, don't be defensive, st
I know a lot of people who are with their current interests because of initial online connections. Searching through a service is easier in some ways... you can do a little bit of weeding out, but ultimately, how do you know that people are exactly who they say they are? This is where the face-to-face relating works out better in the long run. Good luck!
I wonder, if I wasn't a frequent blogger, how much of the war I would actually hear about. I mean, Canada recieves the same coverage as you do, but I don't have TV at home. I read my local paper and generally keep up to date on Canadian issues, but as far as listening daily about war and the States... nada. I don't go out of my way to read about it, but have thought about it more often, because of yours, and other bloggers who write about these thing
I don't know what number we are actually at now, and I refuse to give Pete 'his' number: 1. Because, while writing is fun, it's interesting to see what other writers write about, too.
In fact, I've been told that those who are drawn to rubber/latex as a key accessory to their sexuality are born not made. I find this difficult to understand. Yeah, I do too. How can you be born into this way of feeling? I can understand how certain events or images experienced at a younger age can le
The things I miss now that I am not blogging 24-7. Jill, it's a great article, and actually interesting the way that the comments drew out. I enjoy trying to understand why points and articles listed are so important to some people and not at all to others. I do know how to get featured now, but I like the simple day to day stuff of other bloggers better. It's what keeps me coming back for more. Peace.
Do you get the lake effect snow like they do in Buffalo? Yep. Although Buffalo, this winter, got it worse than we did. Both our cities did our share of digging out cars after a good dump-on. Kelly... yeah, it's a pretty good place, overall. The dreams are freaky. I think I've been watching that damned Jan DeBont movie too many times!
Muggaz! FC!!!!
this is so coincidental... I recently bought my daughter and myself some chopsticks. We've been having fun eating almost everything with them. The good thing is that they came in a package of 100. It was supposed to be used for restaurant dining, but we got the package at a liquidation place. It's been an interesting experience, to say the least.
Last night I had another one of those annoying tornado dreams. I have them all the time. I'm always the one trying to lead everyone to safety, yet no one is listening because they are all panicking. I'm the one who is in the safest place, while others are lifted from their feet, whisked off to godknowswhere. These dreams are so vivid. I can feel the wind b
I love your article. It really articulates some stuff that I have been trying to write about but just couldn't pull off. Good stuff.
I vote for Capt. over and out! It's just you . I like the pull a Dan, pull a Mad bit, too. hehehe.