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Enchanted_Stevi
02-15-2011, 05:10 PM
Just walked my Ewok in full Jedi costume. Walking with a lightsaber at your hip HURTS!

LOL that must have been quite the sight!!!

MissLadyLoki
02-15-2011, 06:28 PM
Just walked my Ewok in full Jedi costume. Walking with a lightsaber at your hip HURTS!

How hard was it to get that Ewok off the moon of Endor? Did you have any Scout Troopers chasing you down on their speeders? And what color is your lightsaber blade?

LikeAWillow
02-15-2011, 09:52 PM
The new Adele album is the best thing to happen to my musical collection but the worst thing to happen for my mental health in a very long time.

LikeAWillow
02-16-2011, 02:31 AM
Argh insomnia.

daniellaaarisen
02-16-2011, 04:14 PM
The new Adele album is the best thing to happen to my musical collection but the worst thing to happen for my mental health in a very long time.

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"Don't You Remember" and "Rolling In The Deep". Seriously life?

"The scars of your love remind me of us, they keep me thinking that we could've had it all"?

EVERY lyric in "Don't You Remember"? I mean srsly.

Enchanted_Stevi
02-16-2011, 06:27 PM
JTIS that I am officially certified to do Hair Extensions =D

LikeAWillow
02-16-2011, 06:48 PM
http://i52.tinypic.com/254zfcn.gif

"Don't You Remember" and "Rolling In The Deep". Seriously life?

"The scars of your love remind me of us, they keep me thinking that we could've had it all"?

EVERY lyric in "Don't You Remember"? I mean srsly.

I KNEW Don't You Remember would get you more than anything else on the album. My #relevant songs are Rolling in the Deep, One and Only, and Someone Like You.

daniellaaarisen
02-16-2011, 07:11 PM
I KNEW Don't You Remember would get you more than anything else on the album. My #relevant songs are Rolling in the Deep, One and Only, and Someone Like You.

Did you really just use a hashtag on the Ledge?

Nikolaj
02-16-2011, 09:19 PM
I saw a tabloid during a quick pharmacy checkout today that had President Obama on the cover and had no time to open it- the bold caption under the bad photo of Obama stated that he is addicted to a 'cocaine like' prescription medication that he's using for extra energy that is aging him badly. He looks positively geriatric in the (altered?) photo.
I so hope it isn't the drug I think it may be- has anyone seen the article? I doubt that many a Ledgie reads the rags, but if anyone saw the story, please tell me the drug is not adderall.
I was just wondering today if it was making me age faster, now. This morning. I woke up today, and skipped taking my 2 doses yesterday and I thought 'I look way better than usual'. Mornings are scary!
The rag was 'The Examiner'- I don't buy tabloids-- since tmz.com, there's less reason than ever to pay $4 per rag for non-instant scandal! Is Obama on adderall? What's the cocaine-like prescription med, I wonder?

MissLadyLoki
02-16-2011, 09:24 PM
I saw a tabloid during a quick pharmacy checkout today that had President Obama on the cover and had no time to open it- the bold caption under the bad photo of Obama stated that he is addicted to a 'cocaine like' prescription medication that he's using for extra energy that is aging him badly. He looks positively geriatric in the (altered?) photo.
I so hope it isn't the drug I think it may be- has anyone seen the article? I doubt that many a Ledgie reads the rags, but if anyone saw the story, please tell me the drug is not adderall.
- which by the way, is not cocaine like at all, it's a tad meth-like, if anything.
I was just wondering today if it was making me age faster, now. This morning. I woke up today, and skipped taking my 2 doses yesterday and I thought 'I look way better than usual'. Mornings are scary!
The rag was 'The Examiner'- I don't buy tabloids-- since tmz.com, there's less reason than ever to pay $4 per rag for non-instant scandal! Is Obama on adderall? What's the cocaine like prescription med, I wonder?

The rags like that aren't my thing either and of course, this is the tabloids messing with people again and making up stuff. I'm thinking some sort of steroid could be cociane-like, but don't bet on me.

In the meantime, what's adderall for? :shrug:

Nikolaj
02-16-2011, 09:29 PM
^
ADD, officially.
and for those who need extra energy due to clinical depression. The stuff works. But speed is speed, and I think it is dragging my face through the ruins, at times.
Stop draggin my face around!

louielouie2000
02-16-2011, 09:32 PM
Did you really just use a hashtag on the Ledge?

I just had to google 'hashtag.' At first I thought it was a paraphernalia term :p. I adore being about a decade behind the rest of the world and staying permanently confused

HomerMcvie
02-16-2011, 09:42 PM
I just had to google 'hashtag.' At first I thought it was a paraphernalia term :p. I adore being about a decade behind the rest of the world and staying permanently confused

We really are so much alike. Most of the stuff you post here, could be written by me.
I had to Google it, too. I'd never heard the term before.

MissLadyLoki
02-17-2011, 10:01 AM
Haven't got much to say today, but 6 weeks till opening day! (baseball that is) Parking rules will be changing, so please keep an eye out for this sign cause there will be trouble if you don't ;)


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HejiraNYC
02-17-2011, 10:30 AM
^
ADD, officially.
and for those who need extra energy due to clinical depression. The stuff works. But speed is speed, and I think it is dragging my face through the ruins, at times.
Stop draggin my face around!

First off, which publication had that sensational Obama headline? If it is anything other than The National Enquirer, I would not think anything of it. Say what you will about the NE, but they have an astounding track record of breaking real stories. They still get flack about their flakey reputation from thirty years ago, but these days I consider them to be a valid source of information. That being said, a "cocaine-like" substance could be basically any kind of central nervous system stimulant from caffeine to amphetamines (diet pills) to ADD drugs. As for aging quickly, I think you can look back at the last few presidents to see how the top job in the world takes its toll- Clinton, Dubya and Obama all aged dramatically within their first two years of office. If Obama needs to pop a caffeine pill here and there, so be it. There will be plenty of time to sleep if/when the Tea Party takes control in 2012 :eek:.

markolas
02-17-2011, 11:32 AM
I'm on Adderall, but only 10 mg a day. When I start working again (in 2 days, kill me now pls.) I'll probably have to up it - I'm naturally very low energy and it seems like everyone wants cocaine addicts for employees.

markolas
02-17-2011, 11:44 AM
Of course, if my supervisor is a See-You-Next-Tuesday, the effects of the Adderall might be canceled out by the copious amounts of Xanax I'll be popping. lol

I hope that one day I'll be able to get a job where I won't have to be heavily medicated just to be able to function. I really don't understand how people do it. I worked for a couple of piranha women from hell and in less than two years, I'd had a nervous breakdown that left me completely incapable of dealing with authority figures and mindless bureaucracy.

I don't understand how people work jobs like this for years on end without either having the IQ of a tennis ball, or being in a constant, mind-numbing benzo haze.

Nikolaj
02-17-2011, 01:58 PM
^
Markolas, good luck with the new job. 10 mg a day is a very low dosage, I am on 40mg a day and have been for many years- the maximum 'respectable' dosage is 60 mg a day (two 30 mg pills)- I take 2 20 mg pills per day, the 2nd pill is taken about 5 hours after I take the first dosage.
I also find the 'time release' or 'Adderall XR' is not the way to go- you want it to be reliable and kick-in within 30 minutes. The Xanax you mentioned could definitely work against the adderall working- it's prescribed to me for sleep, and usually- sometimes- knocks me out fast.
10mg a day of adderall would be a tease for me, but if it's been enough for you, that's great.
I hope the job isn't a stressful one, and that no 'See You Next Tuesday' types surface instantly- though they always do eventually, somehow!
Well, congratulations on finding a new job in a tough job market, nicely done! You may even like it, a lot!

Silver Springs
02-17-2011, 08:00 PM
http://www.zedge.net/profile/DWSquirrel/

chelluversu
02-17-2011, 10:44 PM
I'm going completely OD!! (DMV speak for overdoing it/doing too much) on my science fair project. I can probably post a picture of it when I'm finished, and I better get something for all this damn hard work lol (first place...please??).

I've been hella busy this school year.
Life will be peaceful again once Wednesday hits and science fair is over. If I qualify for regionals, then the ordeal is NOT over.

How I LOVE being an overachiever.

CreepingDeath
02-18-2011, 12:44 AM
I'm so damn depressed that I can't stand it. I've struggled with this my entire life but lately it's so much worse. I have never shared much about my private life on the Ledge since I'm a very small fish in a large pond (I've been here over ten years and most posters don't even know my name). I just had to get this off my chest tonight and didn't have anywhere else to vent. :sorry:

JTIS

HomerMcvie
02-18-2011, 01:02 AM
I'm so damn depressed that I can't stand it. I've struggled with this my entire life but lately it's so much worse. I have never shared much about my private life on the Ledge since I'm a very small fish in a large pond (I've been here over ten years and most posters don't even know my name). I just had to get this off my chest tonight and didn't have anywhere else to vent. :sorry:

JTIS
I'm sorry to hear that you're feeling depressed. While I am a pretty happy, upbeat person, I do totally understand the part about being the small fish in the large pond. About feeling invisible....
BTW, you're Kimberly, right?:angel:
Life is a series of hills and valleys, but sheer perseverance, usually allows us to find a higher ground, in this world. I hope you feel better, soon.

LikeAWillow
02-18-2011, 01:55 AM
I'm so damn depressed that I can't stand it. I've struggled with this my entire life but lately it's so much worse. I have never shared much about my private life on the Ledge since I'm a very small fish in a large pond (I've been here over ten years and most posters don't even know my name). I just had to get this off my chest tonight and didn't have anywhere else to vent. :sorry:

JTIS

I'm really sorry you're going through this, and I hope you don't feel lost in the shuffle here; I've consistently enjoyed reading your posts since I've joined. I hope things start to turn around, and until they do, you have us.

Meowi
02-18-2011, 02:16 AM
My weekend has been ruined...
My shiny new House Leader wants me to come to school on Saturday for a detention. Reason why? I could not make my way to a religious service in the city. I could not make it to this event as my parents were working, and I had no means of transport.
My parents aren't letting me go - this is actually my first detention.
According to the 'rules' I'll get SUSPENDED if I do not attend this stupid detention. Jeez, some teachers have to know when they are crossing the f*&^%(& bloody line.
Please help, my ledgies. :(
Oh and Kimberly, We seem to get upset at the same time.

holidayroad
02-18-2011, 07:50 AM
My weekend has been ruined...
My shiny new House Leader wants me to come to school on Saturday for a detention. Reason why? I could not make my way to a religious service in the city. My parents aren't letting me go - this is actually my first detention.
According to the 'rules' I'll get SUSPENDED if I do not attend this stupid detention. Jeez, some teachers have to know when they are crossing the f*&^%(& bloody line.
Please help, my ledgies. :(
Oh and Kimberly, We seem to get upset at the same time.

Can your parents explain to this person why you were unable to attend? It might help! I feel this person is definitely crossing a line they shouldn't be allowed to cross.

Enchanted_Stevi
02-18-2011, 09:19 AM
JTIS...

I'm not going to school today =\ I feel like a mushed up banana...I have a sore throat and my head hurts and I feel like butt...I know I'm not sick, maybe I'm just exhausted..between gettin up at 6:30, going to school at 9-3:30, then I worked 4-8 three days in row, then went to the gym, then stayed up til midnight...

So I just need amental health day =\

MissLadyLoki
02-18-2011, 09:21 AM
I'm so damn depressed that I can't stand it. I've struggled with this my entire life but lately it's so much worse. I have never shared much about my private life on the Ledge since I'm a very small fish in a large pond (I've been here over ten years and most posters don't even know my name). I just had to get this off my chest tonight and didn't have anywhere else to vent. :sorry:

JTIS

I'm sorry you're feeling depressed Kimberly. I do enjoy your posts, your avatar (I love Stewie, he's my fave character on Family Guyalong with Brian), and your screen name (Creeping Death is one of my fave Metallica songs and Ride the Lightning is my second fave album, right behind Master of Puppets). I hope you feel better soon and till you do, feel free to drop a line anytime :)

markolas
02-18-2011, 11:43 AM
Markolas, good luck with the new job. 10 mg a day is a very low dosage, I am on 40mg a day and have been for many years- the maximum 'respectable' dosage is 60 mg a day (two 30 mg pills)- I take 2 20 mg pills per day, the 2nd pill is taken about 5 hours after I take the first dosage.

Well, the doctor wants me to take more - like 30-40 mg, but I'm kinda scared to. There was one day when I took 30 mg and was up for 24 hours - and wasn't tired at all. Of course, I was also drinking Diet Coke all day along with it. lol Anyway, it kinda freaked me out. Do you find that you have trouble sleeping with Adderall? That's something else I'm worried about. I've always been kind of an insomniac anyway.

The Xanax was prescribed (along w/ Zoloft) for panic disorder. I don't take it too terribly often, but it does help me sleep like a baby, and nothing else really does (it even works better than Ambien, which completely lost its effect on me after about 2 weeks).

This is a seasonal job I'm working - I also did it last year, and the supervisor I had was okay, but I dunno if I'll get the same one. It's only for about 3 months, but it pays well, and I'll be able to save some $$ to pay for school. I've basically been a house-husband for the last couple of years...having a man w/ a job has been a truly wonderful thing for me. :D

Meowi
02-18-2011, 05:56 PM
Can your parents explain to this person why you were unable to attend? It might help! I feel this person is definitely crossing a line they shouldn't be allowed to cross.

Yeah, my parents are going to ring. As I said, my parents don't want me to go to this detention. I mean, how was I supposed to get to the city by myself at 5:00 on a sunday.

estranged4life
02-18-2011, 06:13 PM
I'm so damn depressed that I can't stand it. I've struggled with this my entire life but lately it's so much worse. I have never shared much about my private life on the Ledge since I'm a very small fish in a large pond (I've been here over ten years and most posters don't even know my name). I just had to get this off my chest tonight and didn't have anywhere else to vent. :sorry:

JTIS

I'm still battling depression myself, and trying to not let it take complete control (Which is easier said than done). I've shared stuff on here just to be able to feel that I had some outlet to get the crap that was/is depressing me off my mind - and that someone would understand what the hell I am going through and have my back (For sympathy? No...For encouragement? Yes)

This message board has been THE only one home for me...I feel I have enough friends here who can give my guidance when I 'cannot see the trees for the forest' (Or is it the other way around)

Just hang in there and don't give into the feelings of hopelessness...Keep your mind occupied with positive thoughts and keep going forward and onward is all I can give to you as advice from one 'metalhead to another'.

Silver Springs
02-18-2011, 06:16 PM
Yeah, my parents are going to ring. As I said, my parents don't want me to go to this detention. I mean, how was I supposed to get to the city by myself at 5:00 on a sunday.

You shouldn't be obligated to attend any religeous gathering and punishing you for not doing so is crossing a line, definitely. Would he have given the same punishment to a Buddhist or Sikh student, for example? Field trips here aren't considered obligatory and anything outside of the school timetable/syllabus isn't considered their jurisdiction.

...And thus the painted mask of self denial returns to please the audience. Tonight's program shall be a brief biopic of antithetic responces to ones own heart in honour of bringing honour and restoration to a doubtlessly shattered image. Sprinkle on the flowers my good Bee and watch the crowd scratch their heads in wonderment at this oracle of spectacle...

CreepingDeath
02-19-2011, 03:16 AM
I just wanted to say thank you to everybody for their kind words. I really feel strange that I even posted anything like that about myself. Keeping things on the inside has always been more my style. It was quite late and I guess I wasn't thinking clearly. Still, I really appreciate you guys. :xoxo:

CreepingDeath
02-19-2011, 03:22 AM
My weekend has been ruined...
My shiny new House Leader wants me to come to school on Saturday for a detention. Reason why? I could not make my way to a religious service in the city. I could not make it to this event as my parents were working, and I had no means of transport.
My parents aren't letting me go - this is actually my first detention.
According to the 'rules' I'll get SUSPENDED if I do not attend this stupid detention. Jeez, some teachers have to know when they are crossing the f*&^%(& bloody line.
Please help, my ledgies. :(
Oh and Kimberly, We seem to get upset at the same time.

It certainly seems that way. Feel free to pm me anytime, babe. :)

HomerMcvie
02-19-2011, 12:37 PM
I just wanted to say thank you to everybody for their kind words. I really feel strange that I even posted anything like that about myself. Keeping things on the inside has always been more my style. It was quite late and I guess I wasn't thinking clearly. Still, I really appreciate you guys. :xoxo:

I just hope you're feeling better about things.:woohoo:

chelluversu
02-19-2011, 01:28 PM
Are any of you guys on tumblr??


P.S.

I hope that everyone one of you who are feeling down
or those who need a "mental health day" feel better soon.

holidayroad
02-19-2011, 01:44 PM
Yeah, my parents are going to ring. As I said, my parents don't want me to go to this detention. I mean, how was I supposed to get to the city by myself at 5:00 on a sunday.

I hope everything works out. That situation is asking way too much of an underaged student.

MissLadyLoki
02-19-2011, 02:06 PM
I just wanted to say thank you to everybody for their kind words. I really feel strange that I even posted anything like that about myself. Keeping things on the inside has always been more my style. It was quite late and I guess I wasn't thinking clearly. Still, I really appreciate you guys. :xoxo:

Either way, I hope you feel better soon. Feel free to vent to me or any of us anytime you need to :xoxo:

Meowi
02-19-2011, 06:45 PM
You shouldn't be obligated to attend any religeous gathering and punishing you for not doing so is crossing a line, definitely. Would he have given the same punishment to a Buddhist or Sikh student, for example? Field trips here aren't considered obligatory and anything outside of the school timetable/syllabus isn't considered their jurisdiction.


The funny thing Bee, is that the school rules state that anyone who has to go to school for a Saturday detention has done something EXTREMELY bad. Failure to attend, suspension from the college.
Forcing one to go to a religious event on a Sunday is one thing, and not listening or caring about a valid excuse is another.

It certainly seems that way. Feel free to pm me anytime, babe. :)

Will do, Sweetie.
:xoxo:

Artemis
02-19-2011, 09:38 PM
Yeah, my parents are going to ring. As I said, my parents don't want me to go to this detention. I mean, how was I supposed to get to the city by myself at 5:00 on a sunday.

Why was the school forcing you to go to a religious thing anyway? I thought Church and Schools were totally separate? (Unless I've got the wrong end of the stick here)

Hopefully, the school will listen to your parents. A few years back, my old English teacher (and I used that word loosely; worst. Teacher. Ever.) tried to give my friend a detention when he put his head on the desk (he had flu and looked like death... you could tell he was ill by looking at him) his mum kicked off, and the teacher cancelled a detention and sent a letter praising my friend to the heavens and back :laugh:

Meowi
02-19-2011, 10:01 PM
Why was the school forcing you to go to a religious thing anyway? I thought Church and Schools were totally separate? (Unless I've got the wrong end of the stick here)

Most private schools in Australia are religious (predominantly Christian). We had an anniversary.

louielouie2000
02-19-2011, 10:16 PM
Most private schools in Australia are religious (predominantly Christian). We had an anniversary.

Same with most of the USA, really. I went to a Pentecostal/Southern Baptist high school myself. We had Bible class daily, 2 hours chapel services every Friday (where we were screamed at, threatened, and guilted by a new traveling preacher every week), and the word of God even found it's way into our algebra books. So I know exactly the shoes you're in!

Artemis
02-19-2011, 10:23 PM
Really? Wow, I can't picture that at all. I mean, at Primary School we went to Church three times a year; Winter, Easter and for Leavers, but;

A) It was during normal school time
B) If you objected, like religiously, you weren't forced to go.

But Secondary school onwards, it's been mostly religious free. Apart from my cousins, who went to a Catholic school, I've never heard of anything like that happen in England; whether it be in public or private schools. So it's totally alien for me :laugh:

Meowi
02-19-2011, 10:26 PM
Same with most of the USA, really. I went to a Pentecostal/Southern Baptist high school myself. We had Bible class daily, 2 hours chapel services every Friday (where we were screamed at, threatened, and guilted by a new traveling preacher every week), and the word of God even found it's way into our algebra books. So I know exactly the shoes you're in!

Here it is not that bad, and I quite like my school. Religious Education at my school is quite good really though - one term we discussed the ambiguity of God and flaws in the church.

ButterCookie
02-20-2011, 07:54 AM
I went to a Catholic school and had to lie about my mum's religion to get in :laugh: I don't think getting out of Mass on religious grounds would have gone down very well at all!

I hated religious studies and the only way my year got such good grades in our exam was because the invigilator gave out the wrong paper so we saw the question. We were supposed to know 8 parables by heart. None of us knew any so when we found out, we only had to learn the one :D

MissLadyLoki
02-20-2011, 09:04 AM
At one time, I had gone to Hebrew school on the weekends (I went to regular public school in general) to learn about my religion. While different things about it bugged me, such as the fact that everyone was much more religious than me and made me feel bad, but the fact that, since I wasn't having a Bat Mitzvah and didn't need lessons for it, took me out so I could have the Hebrew alphabet crammed down my throat. It drove me crazy and I left after a year

estranged4life
02-20-2011, 12:05 PM
a public high school...and I remember when the school's "Teens For Christ" celebrated the national day of prayer stuff around the flagpole (Out in front of the school) they thought it was for ONLY those of the CHRISTIAN faith, not any other religious faiths.

It turned into a big deal very fast once the media became involved - and most of the public (IMO) seemed to favor the "Teens for Christ" opinion. WTH? Made me wonder what happened to "freedom of religion?" Typical 'Bible Belt' malarky.

mezzoforte
02-20-2011, 01:19 PM
So hard for me to imagine--I spent 13 years at a secular private all-girls school that ran far in the other direction. We were actually an incredibly preppy student body, but they (rightly) pushed diversity hard. Kwanzaa was given at least as much attention as Christmas in lower school even though only one girl in the class had any African ancestry, and she considered herself Hispanic and didn't celebrate Kwanzaa. I'm sure we 300 little white girls in uniforms looked ridiculous singing Siyahamba at our holiday program, but I loved the African songs we sang. Honestly, people probably would have had to fight the administration to start a Young Christians group.

holidayroad
02-21-2011, 09:27 AM
I thought schools and religion were supposed to be separate in U.S. public schools. Still, at my son's school, they say a 'blessing' before going to the lunchroom. I wasn't thrilled when I heard that. I asked my son how he felt about it. (He's 8 now, when I first learned of this, he was 6). He said he was okay with it. Still, I felt that as parents, we should have been informed that this was being said in the classroom. What if our child believed in something other than Christianity? For the record, my husband and I are Wiccan. We have always let our son choose what he wanted to practice. He goes to a Baptist church with his grandfather.

GypsySorcerer
02-21-2011, 11:21 AM
I'm so damn depressed that I can't stand it. I've struggled with this my entire life but lately it's so much worse. I have never shared much about my private life on the Ledge since I'm a very small fish in a large pond (I've been here over ten years and most posters don't even know my name). I just had to get this off my chest tonight and didn't have anywhere else to vent. :sorry:

JTIS

I sincerely hope you feel better, Kimberly. I've always enjoyed your posts. I remember you from the BN board, too. :xoxo: Take care.

Sleepless-Child
02-21-2011, 12:40 PM
I just wanted to say thank you to everybody for their kind words. I really feel strange that I even posted anything like that about myself. Keeping things on the inside has always been more my style. It was quite late and I guess I wasn't thinking clearly. Still, I really appreciate you guys. :xoxo:

I think it's brave to post about yourself. Really brave. I noticed that people who are able to talk openly about themselves are also the ones who are the most appreciated here. So you should go on. Or not, if you can't (i personally can't, cause i'm not brave at all).
I like your posts a lot, and your shyness/humbleness too.

HejiraNYC
02-21-2011, 12:47 PM
Same with most of the USA, really. I went to a Pentecostal/Southern Baptist high school myself. We had Bible class daily, 2 hours chapel services every Friday (where we were screamed at, threatened, and guilted by a new traveling preacher every week), and the word of God even found it's way into our algebra books. So I know exactly the shoes you're in!

Ugh, I remember all too well my two years of middle school at a Baptist private school. I think it may have scarred me for life... it was that bad. And the most ridiculous aspect of it is that my family was anything but religious . Plus I had never stepped foot in a church in my entire life. So why did they send me to this place (under protest)? Da blacks. They didn't want me to attend the local public middle school, which had 90% black students. So they would rather have me subject to brainwashing and abject bigotry rather than, heaven forbid, going to school with black kids. :rolleyes:

The Baptist school was horrible and racism was tacitly accepted, e.g., my douchebag social studies teacher called me his "little Asian friend." :rolleyes: And of course back in the stone age, racial objectification was quite the norm, especially in a private school shielded away from the prying eyes of political correctness. And being a tiny little sh*thole of a school, the home economics teacher also taught science. :eek: So how does a Baptist school teach the theory of evolution? Easy. Evolution is a myth, and things like dinosaur skeletons and fossils were placed on earth because God wanted to give Man a riddle to solve. :rolleyes: I kid you not. Needless to say, it is no pure accident that I am militantly agnostic today.

jannieC
02-21-2011, 02:37 PM
This would be funny if it weren't so SAD. I threw my lower back out this morning (first time in years- may have had something to do with the nicksfix chat last night). That's bad enough. Today is my mother's first day of chemotherapy and I am now IN a recliner next to her- LOL. It's only us and another woman way down on the other end. The nurse felt so badly for me- she asked if I wanted a heated blanket!

Only me.

HomerMcvie
02-21-2011, 02:40 PM
This would be funny if it weren't so SAD. I threw my lower back out this morning (first time in years- may have had something to do with the nicksfix chat last night). That's bad enough. Today is my mother's first day of chemotherapy and I am now IN a recliner next to her- LOL. It's only us and another woman way down on the other end. The nurse felt so badly for me- she asked if I wanted a heated blanket!

Only me.I have so many memories of taking my Mom to chemo. All the nurses were so nice....

Keep us updated, on how's she's doing.:angel:

And I hope your back's better, soon!

CreepingDeath
02-21-2011, 04:44 PM
I think it's brave to post about yourself. Really brave. I noticed that people who are able to talk openly about themselves are also the ones who are the most appreciated here. So you should go on. Or not, if you can't (i personally can't, cause i'm not brave at all).
I like your posts a lot, and your shyness/humbleness too.

It's very difficult for me to express myself in almost any situation, so I usually don't and keep everything in. Lately things are just plain bad. I would never commit suicide for fear of hell (really dumb reason, I know). I would never subject my mother to that ordeal as well. Everyday I just go through the motions in life for others. I just need this pain to end. Wow, did that sound like a pity party or what? Sometimes I would like to slap some sense into myself. Hard.

And Krista, thank you for your words. You've always been one of my favorites. :xoxo:

Sleepless-Child
02-21-2011, 04:53 PM
It's very difficult for me to express myself in almost any situation, so I usually don't and keep everything in. Lately things are just plain bad. I would never commit suicide for fear of hell (really dumb reason, I know). I would never subject my mother to that ordeal as well. Everyday I just go through the motions in life for others. I just need this pain to end. Wow, did that sound like a pity party or what? Sometimes I would like to slap some sense into myself. Hard.

And Krista, thank you for your words. You've always been one of my favorites. :xoxo:

:(. I think a lot of people are not aware of your situation, because you rarely talk about it. I'm not saying you should complain all the time, but i'm sure someone can help you. And it doesn't sound like a pity party. It's a natural thing people do when they feel down : they talk about it. (and we are "listening" to you, for sure :)).

Enchanted_Stevi
02-21-2011, 04:59 PM
This would be funny if it weren't so SAD. I threw my lower back out this morning (first time in years- may have had something to do with the nicksfix chat last night). That's bad enough. Today is my mother's first day of chemotherapy and I am now IN a recliner next to her- LOL. It's only us and another woman way down on the other end. The nurse felt so badly for me- she asked if I wanted a heated blanket!

Only me.

Good Luck with your moms Chemo!!! and That sucks about rhowing out your back lol Its okay I sprained my neck once shaving my armpit...

Enchanted_Stevi
02-21-2011, 05:02 PM
JTIS...

That my school is rather annoying...they like never tell us when we have days off until the day and before...So today is Presidents Day and pretty much every school has no school so I figured I didnt have school(plus I had work at 3 and school doesnt get out til 3:30)...So I was asking my friends from school if we had school and I got different answers so I didnt go..Come to find out we DID have school!! Like WTF! Colleges and High School's have calendar's saying what holiday's you have off and my school doesnt "Private School" or not...Its not like we can email the owners anyway because they dont have emails(at least school ones)....

We have a comment and Suggestions box at school and I'll definatly be writing something!!! I had my mom write me a letter to excuse my absence.

Silver Springs
02-21-2011, 05:39 PM
I'm ashamed of myself for liking a Cee Lo Green song. But goddamnit, F**k You aka Forget You is catchy as all hell.

“Yeah I’m sorry, I can’t afford a Ferrari, but that don’t mean I can’t get you there. I guess he’s an Xbox and I’m more Atari, but the way you play your game ain’t fair”

^ The nerd in me enjoys this quote.

MissLadyLoki
02-21-2011, 05:45 PM
Jannie: Hope your mom's chemo goes over well today and that your back gets better. Hell, I once hurt my knee (and still have pain from it now and then) from having a stroller run into it :lol:

Caitlin: I was supposed to have school today, but my professor canceled my only class today (had to take her son to the doctor), so I got a free day :blob2:

Enchanted_Stevi
02-21-2011, 05:51 PM
Caitlin: I was supposed to have school today, but my professor canceled my only class today (had to take her son to the doctor), so I got a free day :blob2:

YAY for free days!!! Too bad I really did have school today....

MissLadyLoki
02-21-2011, 06:01 PM
YAY for free days!!! Too bad I really did have school today....

Either way, a free day is a free day, especially on Thursdays 9dunno about you, but I have no class on Fridays, so I have a 4 day weekend then) :blob1:

Enchanted_Stevi
02-21-2011, 06:23 PM
Either way, a free day is a free day, especially on Thursdays 9dunno about you, but I have no class on Fridays, so I have a 4 day weekend then) :blob1:

I have school 5 days a week 9-3:30...hair school is just like highschool LOL w/o all the classes

TerraRhiannon
02-21-2011, 08:17 PM
http://www.last.fm/user/Jiilliian

If someone wants to be my friend on last.fm or whatever ♥ Let's share music (: lol

LikeAWillow
02-22-2011, 11:50 PM
I am obsessed with Carousel.

louielouie2000
02-23-2011, 12:18 AM
Louie is extremely bored.

amberlemegan
02-23-2011, 12:37 AM
This new phone is confusing

HomerMcvie
02-23-2011, 12:56 AM
Louie is extremely bored.

Me too! I have been all day.
--------
And I think I'm too needy, to date someone that only has time for me, once or twice a week....:mad:

But I'm pretty much in love, so I'm just taking these teaspoons of time, that I'm being offered.

But fukc.

JTIS.

fringed n fab
02-23-2011, 01:46 AM
Anyone else having a foggy night sheesh? It was nice and clear earlier this evening and I stepped outside later about 11 and fog so thick you can barely see across the street and it's a warm night too. It hasn't seemed like late February. I'm also running the air.

louielouie2000
02-23-2011, 08:18 PM
There is an actual white winged dove cooing in a tree outside my house right now! They make a very beautiful, ethereal, sad cry... I can see now why their sound and Native American folklore appealed to Stevie :).

TerraRhiannon
02-23-2011, 08:38 PM
There is an actual white winged dove cooing in a tree outside my house right now! They make a very beautiful, ethereal, sad cry... I can see now why their sound and Native American folklore appealed to Stevie :).

Hmph... all you see outside my window are those ugly Mourning Doves...and all they do is eat all the bird feed on the littler, more defenseless birds. :distress:

amberlemegan
02-23-2011, 08:41 PM
I am in cookie lover's heaven right now. My little sisters Girl Scout cookie orders came in and they are everywhere. It is so tempting just to eat them all.

jannieC
02-23-2011, 08:43 PM
I am in cookie lover's heaven right now. My little sisters Girl Scout cookie orders came in and they are everywhere. It is so tempting just to eat them all.

Do it. I ate my Caramel Delights in one week-end and the Thin Mints in three days. I don't have any others, though I wish I did!

amberlemegan
02-23-2011, 08:48 PM
Do it. I ate my Caramel Delights in one week-end and the Thin Mints in three days. I don't have any others, though I wish I did!

Well most of them are other people's orders so I can't, but I had like 7 or 8 thin mints of ours today already :laugh:

estranged4life
02-23-2011, 08:51 PM
today (Just to get some 'good karma' for a job interview later in the afternoon) and the phlebotomist 'recognized' me after I was discussing why I continually donate blood (ie - Because how blood transfusions of blood kept Debbie alive when she battled and DEFEATED cancer) because she used to date one of Debbie's 4 brothers - she said I looked familiar and couldnt peace it where she has seen me until I started talking about Debbie...

This happens to me alot, always running into people in unexpected places. ;)

MissLadyLoki
02-23-2011, 08:53 PM
Hmph... all you see outside my window are those ugly Mourning Doves...and all they do is eat all the bird feed on the littler, more defenseless birds. :distress:

I have 'em in my yard too. All they do is just sit there like lumps and by my gray retaining wall, they blend right in lol

TerraRhiannon
02-23-2011, 08:55 PM
today (Just to get some 'good karma' for a job interview later in the afternoon) and the phlebotomist 'recognized' me after I was discussing why I continually donate blood (ie - Because how blood transfusions of blood kept Debbie alive when she battled and DEFEATED cancer) because she used to date one of Debbie's 4 brothers - she said I looked familiar and couldnt peace it where she has seen me until I started talking about Debbie...

This happens to me alot, always running into people in unexpected places. ;)

Wow, small world! Yeah, I am proud of myself after reading this post & realizing that I know what a Phlebotomist is, since I learned it the other day in Terminology class :thumbsup:

estranged4life
02-23-2011, 11:24 PM
Wow, small world! Yeah, I am proud of myself after reading this post & realizing that I know what a Phlebotomist is, since I learned it the other day in Terminology class :thumbsup:

she didn't recognize me at first due to the weight loss (Down from 263 to 215 in almost a year's time) and the fact I shaved my 'goatee' off last night (Been awhile since I was last clean shaven)

Meowi
02-24-2011, 02:30 AM
Major blackmail.
Well, doesn't it feel terrible to know you have been used, when they pinpoint your weakness?

Somebody please PM before I go nuts.

*SIGH*
*SIGH*
*SIGH*

vivfox
02-24-2011, 09:34 AM
yokoono Yoko Ono
If you close yourself, you are only closing yourself to a world that will go on without you.
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markolas
02-24-2011, 09:37 AM
So I'm on anti-depressants to help with this low-grade depression that I don't remember ever not having. But there are still days when I don't feel like doing anything. Like today. And I start to think that maybe I really am just lazy.

LikeAWillow
02-24-2011, 02:14 PM
http://www.nakedpizza.biz/

Want.

CreepingDeath
02-24-2011, 08:39 PM
I'm getting tickets to see Rammstein with my younger brothers.

Best. Show. Ever.

Richard <3 <3 <3
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v244/Stoic13/rammstein/09.jpg

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v244/Stoic13/rammstein/fire.gif

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v244/Stoic13/rammstein/tl.jpg

MissLadyLoki
02-25-2011, 10:46 AM
http://www.nakedpizza.biz/

Want.

It looks delicious and I'd go there if the nearest one wasn't 6 hours away from me :mad: (it's the one near Rochester)

I'm getting tickets to see Rammstein with my younger brothers.

Best. Show. Ever.

Richard <3 <3 <3
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v244/Stoic13/rammstein/09.jpg

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v244/Stoic13/rammstein/fire.gif

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v244/Stoic13/rammstein/tl.jpg

Hope you have fun Kimberly. When you mentioned Rammstein, I couldn't resist and I had to post this :lol:

<iframe title="YouTube video player" width="480" height="390" src="http://www.youtube.com/embed/1ZeciX-3wfs" frameborder="0" allowfullscreen></iframe>

HomerMcvie
02-25-2011, 03:03 PM
I think Charlie Sheen is my hero.

JTIS.

skcin
02-25-2011, 03:23 PM
So I'm on anti-depressants to help with this low-grade depression that I don't remember ever not having. But there are still days when I don't feel like doing anything. Like today. And I start to think that maybe I really am just lazy.

Epiphany? :shrug:

CreepingDeath
02-25-2011, 06:02 PM
It looks delicious and I'd go there if the nearest one wasn't 6 hours away from me :mad: (it's the one near Rochester)



Hope you have fun Kimberly. When you mentioned Rammstein, I couldn't resist and I had to post this :lol:


Thank you, Cassie. I most certainly will have a great time. I've seem them in Germany and England, and both shows were f*cking brilliant. Hopefully, it's just as insane in Las Vegas. :]

ButterCookie
02-26-2011, 02:44 PM
I fdsfghdjfkiudyhjfking love Keith Lemon. Leigh Francis is a GENIUS!

fringed n fab
02-26-2011, 03:09 PM
Driving down to Miami on a whim this weekend and possibly some of the Keys if I can fit it all in. I'll take some pics and share when I get back. :)

cristochango
02-26-2011, 03:27 PM
Seeing Lady GaGa tonight!! wooooo

CreepingDeath
02-26-2011, 04:50 PM
Seeing Lady GaGa tonight!! wooooo

:thumbsup:

I'm seeing her in March at the MGM Grand.

louielouie2000
02-26-2011, 05:01 PM
Driving down to Miami on a whim this weekend and possibly some of the Keys if I can fit it all in. I'll take some pics and share when I get back. :)

JEALOUS!! I miss the Keys terribly. I used to drive down to Key West every year. The middle and lower Keys are just so gorgeous. Bahia Honda is the most beautiful beach I've ever set foot onto. You probably won't make it down that far, though :). Anyway, have a fantastic time... I'm there with you in spirit!! :blob2:

CreepingDeath
02-26-2011, 05:21 PM
England beating France in the Six Nations (rugby) totally made my day. :thumbsup:

Meowi
02-26-2011, 05:38 PM
http://www.nakedpizza.biz/

Want.

Better than that awful Pizza Cone place I went to once in New Zealand.
:shrug:

TerraRhiannon
02-26-2011, 07:25 PM
The other day my father & I had a conversation about his record collection that was in his basement that he never looked at for years. Anyway, today he called me & said he found "Little Queen'' in his collection and thought of me when he did. :nod: And he also said he had that 'One by Fleetwood Mac.' Anyway he said he'd give them to me of course & they're in great condition. :D

So yeah, I just scored Little Queen & Rumours...I am thrilled.
http://i52.tinypic.com/nq1gnm.gif

vivfox
02-26-2011, 09:45 PM
The Giants appear tomorrow.

cristochango
02-27-2011, 01:02 AM
:thumbsup:

I'm seeing her in March at the MGM Grand.

It was absolutely fantastic. Best show that I had ever seen. :D :D :D

CreepingDeath
02-27-2011, 02:43 AM
It was absolutely fantastic. Best show that I had ever seen. :D :D :D

I'm glad you had a great time! I've heard her shows are quite brilliant.

I can't wait. :]

MissLadyLoki
02-27-2011, 10:38 AM
Better than that awful Pizza Cone place I went to once in New Zealand.
:shrug:

Just be thankful you guys don't have Domino's. I only had it once after it had been improved and even then, it was the nastiest pizza I ever had (then again, this coming out of the mouth of a purist who considers New York pizza to be the only real type of pizza, but I do enjoy stuffed crust from Pizza Hut and frozen stuff like DiGiorno). Hell, I heard from people that had eaten it before the improvement said it was a major improvement, and that before it was basically cardboard with ketchup :lol:

ButterCookie
02-27-2011, 10:50 AM
^ Nah, Cassie. The only real type of pizza is pizza from Italy :laugh:

MissLadyLoki
02-27-2011, 11:01 AM
^ Nah, Cassie. The only real type of pizza is pizza from Italy :laugh:

I would agree if I been to Italy, but I meant pizza outside of Italy

vivfox
02-27-2011, 11:17 AM
The Giants appear tomorrow.


How prophetic of me. I dreamed about two very influential men in my life. Joseph H. and Quinn M.

Silver Springs
02-27-2011, 12:21 PM
The last couple of weeks have really taught me alot about some people on this board.

vivfox
02-27-2011, 01:33 PM
The last couple of weeks have really taught me alot about some people on this board.


And we've learned a lot about you too, my friend.

Silver Springs
02-27-2011, 01:48 PM
And we've learned a lot about you too, my friend.

Uhm... :shocked:

vivfox
02-27-2011, 02:45 PM
When looking at pictures of Louie, is anyone else reminded of Prince William?

Silver Springs
02-27-2011, 02:52 PM
He actually looks uncannily like my cousin, Simon.

SuperFleetwood
02-27-2011, 02:53 PM
alittle bit!
When looking at pictures of Louie, is anyone else reminded of Prince William?

SuperFleetwood
02-27-2011, 02:54 PM
oh bee! how are you?

Uhm... :shocked:

louielouie2000
02-27-2011, 03:07 PM
When looking at pictures of Louie, is anyone else reminded of Prince William?

I have gotten that most of my life :). William is far, far prettier than I could ever dream of being, though! :laugh:

Artemis
02-27-2011, 03:14 PM
William's getting rather bald now though, sadly the Windsor Genes are quite powerful. :laugh:

MissLadyLoki
02-27-2011, 03:20 PM
When looking at pictures of Louie, is anyone else reminded of Prince William?

*Looks at pic of Louie again* Yeah he does bear a resemblance to him come to think of it

louielouie2000
02-27-2011, 03:31 PM
*Looks at pic of Louie again* Yeah he does bear a resemblance to him come to think of it

Several years back, we definitely resembled one another more:

https://secure-media-snc1.fbcdn.net/v587/218/113/1125706093/n1125706093_30207094_8945.jpg

These days, not so much.

Silver Springs
02-27-2011, 08:04 PM
http://www.borders.com/online/store/TitleDetail?sku=823880024160

^ This just damn near made me wee myself. My Mother got this before christmas from the pound shop. Retail price in America: $33.99. Excuse me? Seriously?! Either I got the bargain of the decade or somebody needs to reconsider their pricing policy...

HomerMcvie
02-27-2011, 08:09 PM
William's getting rather bald now though, sadly the Windsor Genes are quite powerful. :laugh:

There's a cashier at my local Aldi's, that looks so much like him, that it's scary! Receding hairline and all.:eek:

TerraRhiannon
02-27-2011, 08:14 PM
There's a cashier at my local Aldi's, that looks so much like him, that it's scary! Receding hairline and all.:eek:

All red heads look alike. OMG, I just realized I'm so mean to Louie, and he's so sweet......It just dawned on me. I always call him soulless. Now I feel rotten. I'm sorry Louie, I really do love you :xoxo:

Silver Springs
02-27-2011, 08:16 PM
All red heads look alike. OMG, I just realized I'm so mean to Louie, and he's so sweet......It just dawned on me. I always call him soulless. Now I feel rotten. I'm sorry Louie, I really do love you :xoxo:

Ahem? I'm a red head. Does this mean I have an uncanny resemblance to Loui lol? O_o

TerraRhiannon
02-27-2011, 08:18 PM
Ahem? I'm a red head. Does this mean I have an uncanny resemblance to Loui lol? O_o

Nah, you're a girly :) Oh crap.. I'm getting deeper & deeper into this hole. Smile & wave...:wavey: Oh Hai, Bee :)

Silver Springs
02-27-2011, 08:18 PM
Nah, you're a girly :) Oh crap.. I'm getting deeper & deeper into this hole. Smile & wave...:wavey: Oh Hai, Bee :)

Smile and wave, boys! Smile and wave! *Hands you a shovel to make your digging easier* Hai Jill! *Waveth*

Silver Springs
02-27-2011, 08:22 PM
http://i201.photobucket.com/albums/aa23/LaVieBombal/ginger.jpg

Bahaha!

TerraRhiannon
02-27-2011, 08:25 PM
http://i201.photobucket.com/albums/aa23/LaVieBombal/ginger.jpg

Bahaha!

Oh my word!!! That is the funniest thing, that just made my night!! :laugh::laugh: I'm dying..

jannieC
02-27-2011, 09:22 PM
Watching someone you love suffer through chemotherapy is heart wrenching. I'm already feeling very Shirley MacLaine-ish (GIVE HER THE SHOT!) and we're only in the first round.

My mother is amazing and will get through this, but man it is tough.

louielouie2000
02-27-2011, 09:29 PM
Watching someone you love suffer through chemotherapy is heart wrenching. I'm already feeling very Shirley MacLaine-ish (GIVE HER THE SHOT!) and we're only in the first round.

My mother is amazing and will get through this, but man it is tough.

I know precisely what you're going through. I used to go along with my Grandfather to his chemo treatments when I was a teenager. I'll never forget the smell of chemo coming out of his pores. What a barbaric treatment :distress:. But at least your Mother has you, Jannie... I can't imagine going through that alone. It has to be terrifying enough surrounded by your loved ones.

vivfox
02-27-2011, 09:47 PM
Jannie, I'm glad your mom has you there with her. I would not want to go through that alone.
Jannie, how is your back feeling? Did you over exercise on the first day? Have you continued?

jannieC
02-27-2011, 09:56 PM
Jannie, I'm glad your mom has you there with her. I would not want to go through that alone.
Jannie, how is your back feeling? Did you over exercise on the first day? Have you continued?

I exercised that first day but haven't gone back since. My back pain cleared up quickly- I have very strong medication on hand for emergencies. I just haven't been able to figure out how to make the gym fit into my schedule again. To go to the gym before work, I need to get up at 5am. I did just that for over a year, so I know it's possible. I need to find a way to force myself to do it for at least a month.

My mom has been such a trooper. Today the mouth sores popped up and she could hardly talk. Thank God I have a wonderful pharmacist who suggested a combination of mylanta and liquid benadryl mouth rinse. Worked like a charm!

HomerMcvie
02-28-2011, 12:45 PM
Watching someone you love suffer through chemotherapy is heart wrenching. I'm already feeling very Shirley MacLaine-ish (GIVE HER THE SHOT!) and we're only in the first round.

My mother is amazing and will get through this, but man it is tough.

Your Mom is so lucky to have you there for her. I'm sending all the positive energy I can muster, your way.:angel:

daniellaaarisen
02-28-2011, 01:41 PM
Watching someone you love suffer through chemotherapy is heart wrenching. I'm already feeling very Shirley MacLaine-ish (GIVE HER THE SHOT!) and we're only in the first round.

My mother is amazing and will get through this, but man it is tough.

Love you Jannie... I'll give you a call sometime soon. xo

GypsySorcerer
02-28-2011, 01:53 PM
I exercised that first day but haven't gone back since. My back pain cleared up quickly- I have very strong medication on hand for emergencies. I just haven't been able to figure out how to make the gym fit into my schedule again. To go to the gym before work, I need to get up at 5am. I did just that for over a year, so I know it's possible. I need to find a way to force myself to do it for at least a month.

My mom has been such a trooper. Today the mouth sores popped up and she could hardly talk. Thank God I have a wonderful pharmacist who suggested a combination of mylanta and liquid benadryl mouth rinse. Worked like a charm!

I'm keeping you and your mom in my thoughts. Take care. :xoxo:

CreepingDeath
02-28-2011, 02:28 PM
Watching someone you love suffer through chemotherapy is heart wrenching. I'm already feeling very Shirley MacLaine-ish (GIVE HER THE SHOT!) and we're only in the first round.

My mother is amazing and will get through this, but man it is tough.

Sending positive thoughts to you and your mother, Jannie. As hard as it is, just try to hang in there. :xoxo:

MissLadyLoki
02-28-2011, 03:15 PM
Watching someone you love suffer through chemotherapy is heart wrenching. I'm already feeling very Shirley MacLaine-ish (GIVE HER THE SHOT!) and we're only in the first round.

My mother is amazing and will get through this, but man it is tough.

I hope your mom gets through it and my thoughts are with you. Besides, I can relate to having a loved one in the hospital, which happened to me recently.

On a lighter note, I just found out today that I shouldn't eat lunch on my lap anymore :lol:. I was in the Sci Fi Forum, was about to eat lunch, and put my drink on the floor. Somehow, the whole thing toppled over and now the carpet is wet and sticky from Dr Pepper (and I have learned that i should eat at a table for now on :lol:)

LikeAWillow
02-28-2011, 03:29 PM
Next person to say I look like Anne Hathaway today dies.

MissLadyLoki
02-28-2011, 03:33 PM
Next person to say I look like Anne Hathaway today dies.

Y'know you look a tad like Ann Hathaway :laugh:


(sorry I couldn't resist :p)

ButterCookie
02-28-2011, 03:50 PM
Next person to say I look like Anne Hathaway today dies.

You're hotter than Anne Hathaway.

HomerMcvie
02-28-2011, 06:00 PM
(and I have learned that i should eat at a table for now on :lol:)

TV and laptop in the kitchen. Once I bought a small TV, and put it on top of the refrigerator, I've eaten at the table, ever since!

louielouie2000
02-28-2011, 06:31 PM
Next person to say I look like Anne Hathaway today dies.

I think you look nothing like her... :confused:

But I cannot imagine why you think it'd be a bad thing if you did? :shrug: I think she's one of the most beautiful women in show business.

daniellaaarisen
02-28-2011, 06:48 PM
I think you look nothing like her... :confused:

But I cannot imagine why you think it'd be a bad thing if you did? :shrug: I think she's one of the most beautiful women in show business.

Agreed on both accounts!

daniellaaarisen
02-28-2011, 06:53 PM
My butt needs to find itself back at the gym. I've been sitting around, sleeping and EATING like a girl who just got broken up with twice.... because I was just broken up with twice. Glorious.

I'm running very low on inspiration, though, which doesn't exactly help things. It's been so cold outside that all I want to do is burrow!

LikeAWillow
02-28-2011, 06:54 PM
I think you look nothing like her... :confused:

But I cannot imagine why you think it'd be a bad thing if you did? :shrug: I think she's one of the most beautiful women in show business.

SHE'S SO DULL. It's not even funny. Everything from her looks to her personality is just straight convention with no hint of intrigue. I wish the rest of the world agreed with you, but I literally have had four people tell me that watching Anne last night made them realize how alike we look. It's funny that it's all really casual acquaintances, though, and (save for one who always claims to see it) no one who knows me outside of "girl in English class" or "girl who lives down the hall" :eek:

Artemis
02-28-2011, 07:15 PM
SHE'S SO DULL.

and yet... she's playing Catwoman :distress:

To me, Michelle Pffeifewatsit is the ultimate Catwoman. I'd turn straight for her.

My parents may have smaller wine glasses than the ones I normally use. But. This is offset by the fact that they have significantly more expensive wine. And money tastes nice. Especially cause it's not mine.

MissLadyLoki
02-28-2011, 07:40 PM
SHE'S SO DULL. It's not even funny. Everything from her looks to her personality is just straight convention with no hint of intrigue. I wish the rest of the world agreed with you, but I literally have had four people tell me that watching Anne last night made them realize how alike we look. It's funny that it's all really casual acquaintances, though, and (save for one who always claims to see it) no one who knows me outside of "girl in English class" or "girl who lives down the hall" :eek:

You seriously don't look remotely like her Marissa, but I just couldn't resist before :p

Anyways, I didn't really watch the Oscars last night, but she's seriously gonna be Catwoman? If so, she's gonna make Halle Berry as Storm look like the best thing ever :lol:

louielouie2000
02-28-2011, 07:43 PM
My butt needs to find itself back at the gym. I've been sitting around, sleeping and EATING like a girl who just got broken up with twice.... because I was just broken up with twice. Glorious.

I'm running very low on inspiration, though, which doesn't exactly help things. It's been so cold outside that all I want to do is burrow!

You need to transfer to UT ;). It was 85 degrees and glorious here yesterday... naturally that means I spent the day laying on a rock naked with an adult beverage in my hand at Austin's nude beach on the lake :p.

It's crazy, I guess it's the incredible climate and infinite outdoorsy activities... but I've never seen more model perfect bodies anywhere in my LIFE than I have in Austin. I'm trying hard to join that train, but my body isn't having anything to do with it :rolleyes:.

HomerMcvie
02-28-2011, 08:10 PM
My butt needs to find itself back at the gym. I've been sitting around, sleeping and EATING like a girl who just got broken up with twice.... because I was just broken up with twice. Glorious.

I'm running very low on inspiration, though, which doesn't exactly help things. It's been so cold outside that all I want to do is burrow!

Me too, on the inspiration. I hate winter, and I've been kind of down in the dumps, lately. After 16 months of eating only salad for dinner, about 5 nights a week, I'm pretty sick of it. I.want.more.to.eat.:mad: I've only put on about 5 lbs, but I can feel the difference, in my stomach.
So, it's either go back to salads, or start working out.:mad:
Hopefully spring will kick my ass back into gear!

HomerMcvie
02-28-2011, 08:12 PM
You need to transfer to UT ;). It was 85 degrees and glorious here yesterday... naturally that means I spent the day laying on a rock naked with an adult beverage in my hand at Austin's nude beach on the lake :p.

It's crazy, I guess it's the incredible climate and infinite outdoorsy activities... but I've never seen more model perfect bodies anywhere in my LIFE than I have in Austin. I'm trying hard to join that train, but my body isn't having anything to do with it :rolleyes:.

85??????? BITCH!:mad::lol::mad::lol:
It is supposed to be 50 here, the next two afternoons, so I really can't complain, too much. Spring,.....bring that whore on!!!!!!!!!

louielouie2000
02-28-2011, 08:21 PM
Me too, on the inspiration. I hate winter, and I've been kind of down in the dumps, lately. After 16 months of eating only salad for dinner, about 5 nights a week, I'm pretty sick of it. I.want.more.to.eat.:mad: I've only put on about 5 lbs, but I can feel the difference, in my stomach.
So, it's either go back to salads, or start working out.:mad:
Hopefully spring will kick my ass back into gear!

So the salads are how you lost all your weight? What all do you put in them, out of curiosity? Meaning what meats/veggies/dressing/etc? I've been trying for nearly a year to drop some weight to absolutely no avail. I'm like 210 (I'm 6'3"), and all I really want is to drop about 20 pounds.

HomerMcvie
02-28-2011, 08:37 PM
So the salads are how you lost all your weight? What all do you put in them, out of curiosity? Meaning what meats/veggies/dressing/etc? I've been trying for nearly a year to drop some weight to absolutely no avail. I'm like 210 (I'm 6'3"), and all I really want is to drop about 20 pounds.

Yeah, pretty much the salads. Although I only eat once a day, now, so obviously that's had a big effect, too.
So, spinach, red onion, 1/2 of a boiled egg, ONE slice of bacon. With a few sea salt bagel crisps. And REAL blue cheese dressing(not a fan of light dressings).
Although lately, I've been making this dressing that Mom used to make....mix mayo, vinegar, and some sugar....and it ROCKS(I love bitter, and the vinegar slaps you right upside the head!). I just put it in a squeeze ketchup bottle(like one of those that a restaurant refills), and shake the sh*t out of it.

And everyone is like, "how in the world do you go 24 hours, without eating?"
I'm just used to it, now. That, and I drink 2-3 liters of water, every afternoon.

louielouie2000
02-28-2011, 08:42 PM
Cool. I only eat once daily the majority of the time too. That used to make me lose weight, but it's just not been working this past year. I've even added exercise to that, and no gold.

CreepingDeath
02-28-2011, 08:49 PM
You seriously don't look remotely like her Marissa, but I just couldn't resist before :p

Anyways, I didn't really watch the Oscars last night, but she's seriously gonna be Catwoman? If so, she's gonna make Halle Berry as Storm look like the best thing ever. :lol:

And she was just lovely as Catwoman. :rolleyes:


Please, just throw Halle Berry into Mount Doom or something.

MissLadyLoki
02-28-2011, 08:51 PM
And she was just lovely as Catwoman. :rolleyes:


Please, just throw Halle Berry into Mount Doom or something.

I say we should just chuck her into Kileuea (sp?) or something, but how did she win an Oscar?

HomerMcvie
02-28-2011, 09:01 PM
Cool. I only eat once daily the majority of the time too. That used to make me lose weight, but it's just not been working this past year. I've even added exercise to that, and no gold.

Hmm, I don't think most people can't go 24 hours without eating. But I'm totally used to it. Some days, if I'm having to do a late soundcheck, it might be 28 hours or so, since my last meal. Hunger IS something you can get used to...it takes a while, but you can get used to it, where it doesn't bother you.
And don't get me wrong, I LOVE food. However, I like being thin, even more than food! Add 23yo booty into that equation, and I don't wanna ever be fat, again!:blob2::blob2::blob2:

mezzoforte
02-28-2011, 09:07 PM
SHE'S SO DULL. It's not even funny. Everything from her looks to her personality is just straight convention with no hint of intrigue. I wish the rest of the world agreed with you, but I literally have had four people tell me that watching Anne last night made them realize how alike we look. It's funny that it's all really casual acquaintances, though, and (save for one who always claims to see it) no one who knows me outside of "girl in English class" or "girl who lives down the hall" :eek:

Surprised so many people think so--I don't see it at all. I think she can be lovely, but she has one of the odder faces in Hollywood. Gigantic features on a small head.
And I'm not a fan of hers either. Yesterday I was reading Gawker, and one of the writers said of her, "There's nothing worse than an arrogant dork." Nailed the problem, I think.

and yet... she's playing Catwoman :distress:

To me, Michelle Pffeifewatsit is the ultimate Catwoman. I'd turn straight for her.

My parents may have smaller wine glasses than the ones I normally use. But. This is offset by the fact that they have significantly more expensive wine. And money tastes nice. Especially cause it's not mine.

Agreed! And I'd turn gay for her. In a heartbeat. Seriously one of the sexiest women in the world, especially as Catwoman.
AH is probably a lovely person, but I don't think she can do sexy the way MP and HB can--terrible casting!

CreepingDeath
02-28-2011, 09:08 PM
I say we should just chuck her into Kileuea (sp?) or something, but how did she win an Oscar?

Beats the hell out of me. All of the rest of the nominees that year were a damn sight better than her.

Judi Dench, "Iris"
Nicole Kidman, "Moulin Rouge"
Sissy Spacek, "In The Bedroom"
Renee Zellweger, "Bridget Jones's Diary"

Seriously, WTF.

GypsySorcerer
02-28-2011, 09:46 PM
Agreed! And I'd turn gay for her. In a heartbeat. Seriously one of the sexiest women in the world, especially as Catwoman.
AH is probably a lovely person, but I don't think she can do sexy the way MP and HB can--terrible casting!

Pfeiffer is a gorgeous woman, especially in The Fabulous Baker Boys.

APerfectLie
02-28-2011, 10:22 PM
Our Professor posted a Google doc where he wanted us to post our research paper topics and somebody posted their topic as being "A 2200 word rant as to why your classes are boring". I ROFLed. And then I found five dollars. End of story.

MissLadyLoki
03-01-2011, 09:04 AM
Beats the hell out of me. All of the rest of the nominees that year were a damn sight better than her.

Judi Dench, "Iris"
Nicole Kidman, "Moulin Rouge"
Sissy Spacek, "In The Bedroom"
Renee Zellweger, "Bridget Jones's Diary"

Seriously, WTF.

I'll never understand the Academy, especially since in recent years the Best Picture winners have all been these dreadfully boring indie flicks. I remember in the philosophy class I took sophmore year, we got to watch different movies based on our subject at the time and one of them was No Country For Old Men. My professor told us how this won Best Picture a couple of years ago and it got me thinking: that's the same award given to Mary Poppins and, come to think of it, the big differeence between these 2 big winners is that, IMO, Mary Poppins is actually entertaining :lol:

LikeAWillow
03-01-2011, 09:54 AM
I can't focus. In any area of my life. This is a problem.

CreepingDeath
03-01-2011, 02:38 PM
I can't focus. In any area of my life. This is a problem.

We should start a club. I would like to say I'm on some awesome drug that makes me unable to focus. Alas, that's not the case. *sigh*

daniellaaarisen
03-01-2011, 04:46 PM
Michelle Pfeiffer lives close to my home in California.... I've met her kids before.

ButterCookie
03-01-2011, 04:52 PM
Michelle Pfeiffer lives close to my home in California.... I've met her kids before.

Don't. Tell. Kristen.

GODDESS6
03-01-2011, 06:31 PM
Michelle Pfeiffer lives close to my home in California.... I've met her kids before.

i'm jealous, i adore michelle~

MissLadyLoki
03-01-2011, 08:00 PM
I can't focus. In any area of my life. This is a problem.

We should start a club. I would like to say I'm on some awesome drug that makes me unable to focus. Alas, that's not the case. *sigh*

I'll join with both of you. Maybe it has to do with the recent craziness in my life, but it's mostly that I'm an impatient nut :p

The big question is what shall we call this club? :shrug:

HomerMcvie
03-01-2011, 08:13 PM
The big question is what shall we call this club? :shrug:

A.D.D - R- US.

MissLadyLoki
03-01-2011, 08:18 PM
A.D.D - R- US.

:lol:

Yes let's do it!

Would anyone else like to join this club of people who can't stay focused on one-- look a squirrel! :lol:

DefDumbandBlond
03-01-2011, 09:08 PM
Michelle Pfeiffer lives close to my home in California.... I've met her kids before.

Don't. Tell. Kristen.

Unfortunately Kristen can read O________O and holy hell I would DIE, Michelle is my favorite actress of all time.

daniellaaarisen
03-01-2011, 10:10 PM
Unfortunately Kristen can read O________O and holy hell I would DIE, Michelle is my favorite actress of all time.

Yeah, Neil Young, Steve Jobs and Shirley Temple live in the same city. Apparently, Michelle frequents a restaurant that I go to a lot, too. I ride horses up there. :)

DefDumbandBlond
03-02-2011, 01:15 PM
Oh wow :D You'll probably end up running into her at some point I bet.

LikeAWillow
03-02-2011, 05:10 PM
Thank You, Viv

I Just Got Three Discs Of A Springsteen Concert In My Mailbox. And I Don't Have Any Work To Do Tonight. And I'm Just Going To Drink Wine And Rock Out And i'm So Happy There Are No Words.

MissLadyLoki
03-02-2011, 05:17 PM
In the meantime, I got my AMA (that's American Marketing Association, not that other one with medical in it that you might've heard of :lol:) meeting tonight. Speaking of business-related organizations, has anyone here heard of Alpha Kappa Psi? I heard they're a professior business fraternity on my campus and has anyone heard of it? :shrug:

And tomorrow looking crazy too: Sci Fi Forum and either post-meeting diner run or meeting about painting the Forum itself, so I'm gonna probably crash when this week is done

MissLadyLoki
03-02-2011, 09:03 PM
JTIS

How far would you guys go to get a free T shirt that's a size too big? How about send texts out to 5 people. I was on my way to the Sci Fi Forum today after class and I saw a table with free shirts. Me wanting to get another shirt to add to my collection of shirts I wear at the ecology center (this ranges from Mets shirts sponsored by Emblem, a health insurance company, to a WBAB shirt sponsored by some Nissan dealer), I aksed how much it cost, thinking it was like Make A Wish, where I had to donate money for a pen, and I was tolf that I had to text 5 people about some basketball game I could care less about just so I could get the shirt.

And Anthony, you don't need to reserve your tickets at the SAC for the game for 2 good reasons: you don't go to Stony Brook, and you don't even live in New York :lol:

TerraRhiannon
03-02-2011, 11:35 PM
JTIS

How far would you guys go to get a free T shirt that's a size too big? How about send texts out to 5 people. I was on my way to the Sci Fi Forum today after class and I saw a table with free shirts. Me wanting to get another shirt to add to my collection of shirts I wear at the ecology center (this ranges from Mets shirts sponsored by Emblem, a health insurance company, to a WBAB shirt sponsored by some Nissan dealer), I aksed how much it cost, thinking it was like Make A Wish, where I had to donate money for a pen, and I was tolf that I had to text 5 people about some basketball game I could care less about just so I could get the shirt.

And Anthony, you don't need to reserve your tickets at the SAC for the game for 2 good reasons: you don't go to Stony Brook, and you don't even live in New York :lol:

I have never heard anything like this before. Strange. :nod:

MissLadyLoki
03-03-2011, 09:48 AM
I have never heard anything like this before. Strange. :nod:

It is and they wanted people to come to this game, so I just sent out the texts so I could get my shirt

APerfectLie
03-03-2011, 10:10 PM
My day just went to ****. :(

Silver Springs
03-04-2011, 02:43 PM
Pokemon Black is the shiznit. Seriously. I've been playing the game straight since half past ten this morning.

Artemis
03-04-2011, 02:50 PM
Pokemon Black is the shiznit. Seriously. I've been playing the game straight since half past ten this morning.

Hellz yeah! It's so amazing, I felt like such a kid in the shop buying the two of them though :laugh:

Silver Springs
03-04-2011, 03:08 PM
Hellz yeah! It's so amazing, I felt like such a kid in the shop buying the two of them though :laugh:

Me and my friends were playing it in the Pub once we got it this morning :p Did you pick up your legendary Pokemon yet?

CreepingDeath
03-04-2011, 05:22 PM
Pokemon Black is the shiznit. Seriously. I've been playing the game straight since half past ten this morning.

I've been playing LEGO: Harry Potter, and Return to Donkey Kong Country since I bought it last night. I seriously think I'm perpetually 7 years old.

Silver Springs
03-04-2011, 05:25 PM
I've been playing LEGO: Harry Potter, and Return to Donkey Kong Country since I bought it last night. I seriously think I'm perpetually 7 years old.

Lego: Harry Potter is brilliant as well! But for sheer shelf life I have to stick with Pokemon. I've been hooked since I was little and I probably will be for a long while to come. :p

Artemis
03-04-2011, 05:27 PM
Me and my friends were playing it in the Pub once we got it this morning :p Did you pick up your legendary Pokemon yet?

I'm trying to capture the little bugger now, but it doesn't want to seem to want to stay in the Pokeball :(

Silver Springs
03-04-2011, 05:34 PM
I'm trying to capture the little bugger now, but it doesn't want to seem to want to stay in the Pokeball :(

Didn't you stock up on decent Pokeballs before hand lol? What starter Pokemon did you choose? Is it a bad thing that I already have two badges and have all six of my party pokemon at level 20? Is that a sign of an addiction hehe?

Artemis
03-04-2011, 05:39 PM
Didn't you stock up on decent Pokeballs before hand lol? What starter Pokemon did you choose? Is it a bad thing that I already have two badges and have all six of my party pokemon at level 20? Is that a sign of an addiction hehe?

Got it now! With a regular Pokeball too. Yay.

I started with the Water Pokémon. Arrived in Gym City #3. Starter level 24, Pigeon-Thing level 22 :o

I was using the Fire-Monkey, but Victini > Fire-Monkey.

Silver Springs
03-04-2011, 05:42 PM
Got it now! With a regular Pokeball too. Yay.

I started with the Water Pokémon. Arrived in Gym City #3. Starter level 24, Pigeon-Thing level 22 :o

I was using the Fire-Monkey, but Victini > Fire-Monkey.

I am so glad there's another addict on the board :p I don't feel as bad now haha! By Pigeon thing you mean Pidove, don't you? I chose Oshowott too. I usually plum for fire but I don't like Tepig at all and I never have liked Grass types, so Snivy was out.

CreepingDeath
03-04-2011, 05:54 PM
Lego: Harry Potter is brilliant as well! But for sheer shelf life I have to stick with Pokemon. I've been hooked since I was little and I probably will be for a long while to come. :p

Pokemon is a little before my time. I do remember helping my younger brother collect those damn cards, though. I think the little f*cker ended up with all of them. I also recall playing Pokemon Monopoly and Sorry with him.

RickRobert
03-04-2011, 07:10 PM
Wish I had the money to get Pokémon White :distress:

MissLadyLoki
03-04-2011, 08:14 PM
I've been playing LEGO: Harry Potter, and Return to Donkey Kong Country since I bought it last night. I seriously think I'm perpetually 7 years old.

Same here, but it's been with Epic Mickey. It's tough and the camera is annoying, but I sweart, when it comes down to video games I'm basically a little kid lol

And speaking of Pokemon, how many are out there now? There were 150 back in my day

Silver Springs
03-05-2011, 10:55 AM
Same here, but it's been with Epic Mickey. It's tough and the camera is annoying, but I sweart, when it comes down to video games I'm basically a little kid lol

And speaking of Pokemon, how many are out there now? There were 150 back in my day


Since the release of Black And White, there are 649 Pokemon now. Far too many in my view as they've begun to lose their creativity with them.

Silver Springs
03-06-2011, 06:04 AM
The only thing more boring than Cricket itself is listening to some monotonous drone commentating Cricket. Brand new bullet...in a gun...to my head.

MissLadyLoki
03-06-2011, 10:40 AM
Since the release of Black And White, there are 649 Pokemon now. Far too many in my view as they've begun to lose their creativity with them.

OK that is far too many Pokemon :eek:

Back in my day, we have 150 Pokemon, and I even remember seeing at camp the transition from Game Boy Pocket (it's a smaller version of the original black and white one) to Color and people getting 'em confiscated

The only thing more boring than Cricket itself is listening to some monotonous drone commentating Cricket. Brand new bullet...in a gun...to my head.

To me, cricket is like a boring, endless version of baseball that involves a paddle and a lot of boredom. At least I can get excited at a baseball game, even if it was the Mets ;) (my dad had gotten free tickets for 'em twice at his old job and both times, they got absolutely creamed by, of all teams, the Milwaukee Brewers (yes Matt, there are in fact teams worse than the Brewers) and the Arizona Diamondbacks)

Silver Springs
03-06-2011, 11:10 AM
OK that is far too many Pokemon :eek:

Back in my day, we have 150 Pokemon, and I even remember seeing at camp the transition from Game Boy Pocket (it's a smaller version of the original black and white one) to Color and people getting 'em confiscated



To me, cricket is like a boring, endless version of baseball that involves a paddle and a lot of boredom. At least I can get excited at a baseball game, even if it was the Mets ;) (my dad had gotten free tickets for 'em twice at his old job and both times, they got absolutely creamed by, of all teams, the Milwaukee Brewers (yes Matt, there are in fact teams worse than the Brewers) and the Arizona Diamondbacks)

You mean Red, Yellow and Blue? They were the original.

It would remind you of Baseball considering Cricket provided the blueprint for Baseball..

ButterCookie
03-06-2011, 11:33 AM
Mmmm I found the best thing about Pokemon Black and White:

http://media.tumblr.com/tumblr_lhj31gqGsR1qcznjx.jpg
http://media.tumblr.com/tumblr_lhj32eEKXH1qcznjx.jpg

guh Keeley, I love you. And I love Pokemon. Heaven.

daniellaaarisen
03-07-2011, 01:14 AM
If you are British/have studied in the UK and have filled out the UCAS, PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE volunteer to proofread my personal statement?

ButterCookie
03-07-2011, 11:32 AM
If you are British/have studied in the UK and have filled out the UCAS, PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE volunteer to proofread my personal statement?

I'll do it :D Literally just finished up with UCAS.

Silver Springs
03-07-2011, 12:35 PM
Holy HELL R.E.M. are on form with Collapse Into Now. This is even better than Accelerate and possibly some of their pre '97 (Bill Berry departure) works.

daniellaaarisen
03-07-2011, 01:43 PM
I'll do it :D Literally just finished up with UCAS.

Just Facebooked it to you! Thank you Georgie :)

mezzoforte
03-08-2011, 12:33 AM
Just sharing, because I'm about to burst:

I just found out I got a summer internship at my favorite tabloid! I've been reading it since I was 10 years old, so this is kind of surreal. I'm confident I belong there--I know more about celebrity gossip than any human should. Reading blogs and watching interviews will be among my duties, so for once I won't have to consider the hours I already devote to these activities as time wasted. It also just seems like such a fun environment--their office was so much more vibrant than any other I interviewed in.
I've been so stressed with midterms and next year's housing, and now that's all melted away. I've already flipped out to my family and friends, and have now moved on to spreading it about the web, apparently.

McTrouble
03-08-2011, 05:09 AM
Holy HELL R.E.M. are on form with Collapse Into Now. This is even better than Accelerate and possibly some of their pre '97 (Bill Berry departure) works.

Was going to ask you yesterday, but forgot, if you'd got it (daft question really) and if you liked it (probably another daft question)!

GypsySorcerer
03-08-2011, 12:32 PM
This is my 6,000th post on the Ledge. :woohoo: Only took me seven years. ;)

LikeAWillow
03-08-2011, 12:45 PM
Just sharing, because I'm about to burst:

I just found out I got a summer internship at my favorite tabloid! I've been reading it since I was 10 years old, so this is kind of surreal. I'm confident I belong there--I know more about celebrity gossip than any human should. Reading blogs and watching interviews will be among my duties, so for once I won't have to consider the hours I already devote to these activities as time wasted. It also just seems like such a fun environment--their office was so much more vibrant than any other I interviewed in.
I've been so stressed with midterms and next year's housing, and now that's all melted away. I've already flipped out to my family and friends, and have now moved on to spreading it about the web, apparently.

This is so f*cking cool. Congratulations. I can't even imagine the competition you beat out for that.

CreepingDeath
03-08-2011, 02:19 PM
This is my 6,000th post on the Ledge. :woohoo: Only took me seven years. ;)


Congrats! I still have quite a ways to go to reach 6,000...

estranged4life
03-08-2011, 02:29 PM
This is my 6,000th post on the Ledge. :woohoo: Only took me seven years. ;)

on 6000!!!

daniellaaarisen
03-08-2011, 04:45 PM
Just sharing, because I'm about to burst:

I just found out I got a summer internship at my favorite tabloid! I've been reading it since I was 10 years old, so this is kind of surreal. I'm confident I belong there--I know more about celebrity gossip than any human should. Reading blogs and watching interviews will be among my duties, so for once I won't have to consider the hours I already devote to these activities as time wasted. It also just seems like such a fun environment--their office was so much more vibrant than any other I interviewed in.
I've been so stressed with midterms and next year's housing, and now that's all melted away. I've already flipped out to my family and friends, and have now moved on to spreading it about the web, apparently.

Congrats! That sounds like an incredible opportunity to do something you're really interested in.

daniellaaarisen
03-09-2011, 02:56 AM
My roommate's best friend is driving me insane. She's a friend of mine, too, but I can't stand her lately. We've gotten in a few heated debates lately (specifically regarding Playboy and 9/11) and each time, we have COMPLETELY contrasting opinions. I wouldn't mind if we were having an intelligent conversation about these things and were open to each other's opinions, but she has absolutely NO knowledge on either subject. I mean, none. And I'm no expert and I admit that, but I am a lot more educated than her on it and a lot more open minded. She's the type of person who knows next to nothing about what she's talking about but is also ADAMANT that she's right. It's starting to really get to me-- every little thing she does has been pissing me off lately.

Ugh.

APerfectLie
03-09-2011, 03:40 AM
My roommate's best friend is driving me insane. She's a friend of mine, too, but I can't stand her lately. We've gotten in a few heated debates lately (specifically regarding Playboy and 9/11) and each time, we have COMPLETELY contrasting opinions. I wouldn't mind if we were having an intelligent conversation about these things and were open to each other's opinions, but she has absolutely NO knowledge on either subject. I mean, none. And I'm no expert and I admit that, but I am a lot more educated than her on it and a lot more open minded. She's the type of person who knows next to nothing about what she's talking about but is also ADAMANT that she's right. It's starting to really get to me-- every little thing she does has been pissing me off lately.

Ugh.

Now I'm interested in which views you both took on each issue!

daniellaaarisen
03-09-2011, 03:43 AM
Now I'm interested in which views you both took on each issue!

I won't get into that in too much detail on here because I don't want to piss anyone off but basically, she was saying that Playboy is the worst thing to ever happen and it's the nastiest porn ever and that Bush was behind 9/11, we've actually captured bin Laden and didn't tell anyone and we're the worst country ever for trying to establish democratic values in Afghanistan.

I'm not black or white on either issue but the fact that she's so extreme about things she knows so little about pisses me off....

HomerMcvie
03-09-2011, 03:55 AM
I won't get into that in too much detail on here because I don't want to piss anyone off but basically, she was saying that Playboy is the worst thing to ever happen and it's the nastiest porn ever and that Bush was behind 9/11, we've actually captured bin Laden and didn't tell anyone and we're the worst country ever for trying to establish democratic values in Afghanistan.

I'm not black or white on either issue but the fact that she's so extreme about things she knows so little about pisses me off....
Dani, we need a "like" button on the Ledge.
Well, that, and a "gas chamber inflict" button.;)
Sorry, I missed chatting. By the time I got JAVA installed on my laptop, and had to reboot several times, while I was working, y'all were gone from chat!:distress::sorry:

skcin
03-09-2011, 04:18 PM
I won't get into that in too much detail on here because I don't want to piss anyone off but basically, she was saying that Playboy is the worst thing to ever happen and it's the nastiest porn ever and that Bush was behind 9/11, we've actually captured bin Laden and didn't tell anyone and we're the worst country ever for trying to establish democratic values in Afghanistan.

I'm not black or white on either issue but the fact that she's so extreme about things she knows so little about pisses me off....


Has she ever seen Hustler? :wavey:

BTFLCHLD
03-09-2011, 04:37 PM
http://cdn.buzznet.com/media/jj1/2011/03/oloughlin-gq/alex-oloughlin-gq-australia-01.jpg

Silver Springs
03-09-2011, 05:17 PM
Was going to ask you yesterday, but forgot, if you'd got it (daft question really) and if you liked it (probably another daft question)!

yeah. got it and love it. amazing how i seem to have become the token r.e.m. fan. lol.

HejiraNYC
03-09-2011, 05:56 PM
yeah. got it and love it. amazing how i seem to have become the token r.e.m. fan. lol.

I was a total REM nerd between 1983 and 1987. What an incredible string of albums! I first saw them opening for the Police back when Murmur had just come out. To be honest, they didn't leave too much of an impression on me then. But I was interested enough to pick up the album (I heard "Radio Free Europe" constantly on the radio) and then I was pretty much on board until Document. I dunno... something changed once they got onto a major label and you could finally hear and understand Michael Stipe; I liked it better when he was just kind of mumbling in an echo chamber way down in the mix. And with their harder edge sound, they weren't ever again able to capture the quiet desperation of "So. Central Rain (I'm Sorry)" again. I found Green to be unlistenable. Ever since then I have paid no mind to REM. Pity.

louielouie2000
03-09-2011, 06:00 PM
I had a drama queen flat mate in college who would slam and lock his door to his room and B-L-A-R-E Everybody Hurts every single time he had something remotely unpleasant happen to him. :rolleyes: I have not been able to stand REM ever since. :eek:

markolas
03-09-2011, 06:06 PM
I had a drama queen flat mate in college who would slam and lock his door to his room and B-L-A-R-E Everybody Hurts every single time he had something remotely unpleasant happen to him. :rolleyes: I have not been able to stand REM ever since. :eek:

I've had a couple of cuckoo roommates myself. One much more so than the other - I don't even know where to start w/ that one. I'll just say that I strongly suspect bipolar disorder and leave it at that.

The other one slept w/ his ex-bf's ex to get back at ex-bf (even tho he swore up & down that wasn't the reason...please). But that was nothing compared to the antics of the bipolar one. He was really crazy. Bat****.

Silver Springs
03-09-2011, 06:27 PM
I was a total REM nerd between 1983 and 1987. What an incredible string of albums! I first saw them opening for the Police back when Murmur had just come out. To be honest, they didn't leave too much of an impression on me then. But I was interested enough to pick up the album (I heard "Radio Free Europe" constantly on the radio) and then I was pretty much on board until Document. I dunno... something changed once they got onto a major label and you could finally hear and understand Michael Stipe; I liked it better when he was just kind of mumbling in an echo chamber way down in the mix. And with their harder edge sound, they weren't ever again able to capture the quiet desperation of "So. Central Rain (I'm Sorry)" again. I found Green to be unlistenable. Ever since then I have paid no mind to REM. Pity.

I can see why their later work would put older fans off of their music, considering the stark change in directing. Even comparing a song like We Walk (Definitely Murmur's answer to Shiny Happy people) with Shiny Happy People itself and despite the bright overtones they're a world apart. They lost their edge, but in doing so helped attract the more mainstream fans, I suppose. They're an interesting band to follow as their shades vary so greatly, much like Fleetwood Mac, though their only major staffing upheaval was in '97 when Bill Berry hit the bricks. Reveal would be the album that springs to mind when I think of unlistenable. Individually the songs work. But put them together and they coagulate into this drippy, honey suckle bucket of "shut the f*ck up". Puts me in mind of loafing in a baking hot car with one CD on repeat until the point that it blurs entirely. But other than that I do adore most of their albums, though I do have a soft spot for Out Of Time as it has my favourite "Country Feedback" on it. The CD version is good, but the live Perfect Square performance in Germany, with Peter Buck's amazing riffs, gets me every time. His riffs are absolutely euphoric.
I had a drama queen flat mate in college who would slam and lock his door to his room and B-L-A-R-E Everybody Hurts every single time he had something remotely unpleasant happen to him. :rolleyes: I have not been able to stand REM ever since. :eek:

The Family Guy scene where Peter wishes for theme music was made for people like him. Though, I suppose it would be rather epic to have music playing during important moments in your life. Though knowing my luck, my "walking down the street whilst feeling empowered" song would probably be Tootsie :/

jannieC
03-09-2011, 06:28 PM
I had a drama queen flat mate in college who would slam and lock his door to his room and B-L-A-R-E Everybody Hurts every single time he had something remotely unpleasant happen to him. :rolleyes: I have not been able to stand REM ever since. :eek:
This cracked me up- I'm sorry!!! :lol:

mezzoforte
03-09-2011, 08:00 PM
Thanks, Marissa and Dani!

I had a drama queen flat mate in college who would slam and lock his door to his room and B-L-A-R-E Everybody Hurts every single time he had something remotely unpleasant happen to him. :rolleyes: I have not been able to stand REM ever since. :eek:

Hilarious. I'm sure it was crazy annoying at the time, but the story is golden.

I've had a couple of cuckoo roommates myself. One much more so than the other - I don't even know where to start w/ that one. I'll just say that I strongly suspect bipolar disorder and leave it at that.

The other one slept w/ his ex-bf's ex to get back at ex-bf (even tho he swore up & down that wasn't the reason...please). But that was nothing compared to the antics of the bipolar one. He was really crazy. Bat****.

There's really not much scarier than living with someone that unstable, right?
I spent last summer living with 4 high school friends, and one of them had developed serious mental problems since we graduated. I strongly suspect she was either a pathological liar or had a delusion disorder--she told so many bizarre lies that by the end of summer, we didn't trust even simple statements. Literally, if she announced, "it's raining outside," we would have to check for ourselves.

I won't get into that in too much detail on here because I don't want to piss anyone off but basically, she was saying that Playboy is the worst thing to ever happen and it's the nastiest porn ever and that Bush was behind 9/11, we've actually captured bin Laden and didn't tell anyone and we're the worst country ever for trying to establish democratic values in Afghanistan.

I'm not black or white on either issue but the fact that she's so extreme about things she knows so little about pisses me off....

Ugh, it drives me insane when people are that convinced they're right--especially when they know nothing about a topic.

And the Playboy thing reminded me of an argument with another roommate. This one I still adore, but she can be very rigid and overly demanding of people. She recently told me that she could never date a guy who looks at porn. No Playboy, no internet porn, not even occasionally. Like, do these men exist? And aren't there worse things in the world? But she was adamant that she would dump a guy if she didn't like his browser history. We spent literally five hours arguing about this.

vivfox
03-10-2011, 09:42 AM
Van Gogh's relatives

After much careful research it has been discovered that the artist Vincent Van Gogh had many relatives. Among them were:

His obnoxious brother, Please Gogh.

His dizzy aunt, Verti Gogh.

The brother who ate prunes, Gotta Gogh.

The brother who worked at a convenience store, Stop'n Gogh.

The grandfather from Yugoslavia, U. Gogh.

The brother who bleached his clothes white, Hue Gogh.

The cousin from Illinois, Chica Gogh.

His magician uncle, Wherediddy Gogh.

His Mexican cousin, Amee Gogh.

The Mexican cousin's American half-brother, Grin Gogh.

The nephew who drove a stagecoach, Wellsfar Gogh.

The constipated uncle, Cant Gogh.

The ballroom dancing aunt, Tan Gogh.

The bird lover uncle, Flamin Gogh.

His nephew, psychoanalyst E. Gogh.

The fruit loving cousin, Man Gogh.

An aunt who taught positive thinking, Wayto Gogh.

The little bouncy nephew, Poe Gogh.

A sister who loved disco, Go Gogh.

His Italian uncle, Day Gogh.

And his niece who travels the country in a van, Winnie Bay Gogh.

markolas
03-10-2011, 11:41 AM
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ButterCookie
03-10-2011, 01:28 PM
I am living dead. I've got shin splints, I think the arch in my left foot has fallen, I've got a cough and a runny nose, I banged my elbow (funny bone) about 10 mins ago and the muscles in my back are constantly knotted.

Yet all I can do is laugh. My life is amazing at the moment :blob1:

daniellaaarisen
03-10-2011, 02:19 PM
Viv, nice signature! :thumbsup:

TerraRhiannon
03-10-2011, 03:55 PM
I just listened to Adele for the first time, & this is amazing!!!...........yesh, I don't watch Much Music much, so she has been a mystery to me for a while.

ALSO, I finally got a copy of Rumours :) I'm so happy :) I got it from Dad, he also has a Bob Welch album, but I'm not gonna take it from him.

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Silver Springs
03-10-2011, 04:37 PM
Uck. I'm getting mightily sick of sixteen hour days at Uni..

TerraRhiannon
03-10-2011, 07:43 PM
Uck. I'm getting mightily sick of sixteen hour days at Uni..

That is one helluva long day, Bee!! Oh, and I adore your signature!!! I'm not very creative at the moment & can't even think of anything :/

vivfox
03-10-2011, 08:28 PM
Love your new sig, Bee!!!

vivfox
03-10-2011, 08:29 PM
Viv, nice signature! :thumbsup:

You may have inspired it a bit.:wavey:

McTrouble
03-11-2011, 04:36 AM
Van Gogh's relatives

After much careful research it has been discovered that the artist Vincent Van Gogh had many relatives. Among them were:

His obnoxious brother, Please Gogh.

His dizzy aunt, Verti Gogh.

The brother who ate prunes, Gotta Gogh.

The brother who worked at a convenience store, Stop'n Gogh.

The grandfather from Yugoslavia, U. Gogh.

The brother who bleached his clothes white, Hue Gogh.

The cousin from Illinois, Chica Gogh.

His magician uncle, Wherediddy Gogh.

His Mexican cousin, Amee Gogh.

The Mexican cousin's American half-brother, Grin Gogh.

The nephew who drove a stagecoach, Wellsfar Gogh.

The constipated uncle, Cant Gogh.

The ballroom dancing aunt, Tan Gogh.

The bird lover uncle, Flamin Gogh.

His nephew, psychoanalyst E. Gogh.

The fruit loving cousin, Man Gogh.

An aunt who taught positive thinking, Wayto Gogh.

The little bouncy nephew, Poe Gogh.

A sister who loved disco, Go Gogh.

His Italian uncle, Day Gogh.

And his niece who travels the country in a van, Winnie Bay Gogh.


Those are seriously funny.

Thing is though, in England we don't pronounce Gogh as "Go" !

McTrouble
03-11-2011, 04:41 AM
Uck. I'm getting mightily sick of sixteen hour days at Uni..

How long have you got left at uni? Is this your final year? I'm afraid you're going to have to delay getting a job when you're thru with uni and just have a years bed rest, that's all there is to it :nod:

McTrouble
03-11-2011, 04:44 AM
:woohoo: I've just become an addict :blob1:

Silver Springs
03-11-2011, 07:24 PM
How long have you got left at uni? Is this your final year? I'm afraid you're going to have to delay getting a job when you're thru with uni and just have a years bed rest, that's all there is to it :nod:

Unfortunately I have another year, and I'm also applying for a Masters Course in Chester that begins September 2012. I'll have to apply for part time because obviously I'll be in another city, so I'll need to find a job so I can live. Considering the part time MA course is up to six years long (unfortunately that's right, no matter how ridiculous it sounds), I don't think sleep and me are going to be best friends for quite a while...

Jtis. It's past midnight and yet again sleep is nowhere in sight with me. The walls are beating as though in distress, the computer screen I'm staring at burning brightly with luminosity of ever changing colours. My skin is crawling, my eyes bulging with the threat of bleeding and the sound of my breathing in this otherwise silent room is threatening to shatter the fragile glass of my rained out window. I am omniscient. Omnipresent. Oblique. I need to sleep. There are too few hours in the day for so many hours I must fill in order to garner the least amount of success I am capable of. Hours. Days. Weeks. Months even. Awake in silent, lonely contemplation of my failings. What I lack and how what I strive to achieve is affected and adversely suffering because of it. I am a painter. But blind to life's colour. I am a friend. But most often happier in the company of I alone. I am a writer. But lazy to the point of destroying any evidence of my meagre endeavours. I am a trusting soul. But paranoid of everybody and in a constant state of fear of how they feel about me. I am a person. But annoying as ****. I am family. Yet I hate the one I came from. I need to sleep. I am lonely. Yet it is the fault of I alone. Bus stop beds. Park bench homes. A nightly ritual in hiding from that which makes me miserable. An act which only serves to send me to a newer level of purgatory. Rambling. It's what I do best. I speak. Because I can. I argue with myself. Because with me I don't agree. I rant and I rave. To an audience of one. I write bull**** posts while half asleep because sleep deprivation makes me even ****ing crazier than the usual recipe. Should have shut up a while ago. Yet I'm still typing. I need to sleep. Shut up Bee..

Silver Springs
03-11-2011, 07:36 PM
Our language has wisely sensed the two sides of being alone. It has created the word loneliness to express the pain of being alone. And it has created the word solitude to express the glory of being alone. Astonishment is the root of philosophy. Decision is a risk rooted in the courage of being free. Faith is an act of a finite being who is grasped by, and turned to, the infinite." Paul Tillich

RickRobert
03-11-2011, 08:17 PM
Failed an exam for the first time this week, and then dropped the subject. Good job I'm not a Chemist :woohoo:

Silver Springs
03-11-2011, 08:21 PM
Failed an exam for the first time this week, and then dropped the subject. Good job I'm not a Chemist :woohoo:

Sometimes failure is a blessing in disguise.

RickRobert
03-11-2011, 08:25 PM
Sometimes failure is a blessing in disguise.

In my case yes, either I work my bum off on a subject I hate for the sake of 20 UCAS points, or spend that time working towards grade 8 which I love doing, which will get me either 55, 65, or 75 points and actually be useful in the long term since I want to go to music uni. I let myself get upset over it and it took me months to realise how dull I've been :p

Silver Springs
03-11-2011, 08:29 PM
In my case yes, either I work my bum off on a subject I hate for the sake of 20 UCAS points, or spend that time working towards grade 8 which I love doing, which will get me either 55, 65, or 75 points and actually be useful in the long term since I want to go to music uni. I let myself get upset over it and it took me months to realise how dull I've been :p

At least you realise now that it's not for you and you can devote the gained time on things that will actually help you. After all, if you want to study Music, Chemistry doesn't make that much of an impact on your CV when they're reading through it. Not unless you're the Heston Blumenthal of the music world and would like to construct an explosive set of Drums made entirely out of Giraffe flavoured Jelly lol.

RickRobert
03-11-2011, 08:32 PM
Not unless you're the Heston Blumenthal of the music world and would like to construct an explosive set of Drums made entirely out of Giraffe flavoured Jelly lol.

Hope Lindsey's not secretly a Ledgie or he'll read that and think "now THERE's something wacky I haven't tried" :lol:

Silver Springs
03-11-2011, 08:36 PM
Hope Lindsey's not secretly a Ledgie or he'll read that and think "now THERE's something wacky I haven't tried" :lol:

I would say I agree, but in the same breath I would LOVE it if he did something like that on stage. Safely, of course :p Wouldn't want to lose Mr. Buckingham prematurely lol.

McTrouble
03-12-2011, 04:07 AM
Unfortunately I have another year, and I'm also applying for a Masters Course in Chester that begins September 2012. I'll have to apply for part time because obviously I'll be in another city, so I'll need to find a job so I can live. Considering the part time MA course is up to six years long (unfortunately that's right, no matter how ridiculous it sounds), I don't think sleep and me are going to be best friends for quite a while...

Jtis. It's past midnight and yet again sleep is nowhere in sight with me. The walls are beating as though in distress, the computer screen I'm staring at burning brightly with luminosity of ever changing colours. My skin is crawling, my eyes bulging with the threat of bleeding and the sound of my breathing in this otherwise silent room is threatening to shatter the fragile glass of my rained out window. I am omniscient. Omnipresent. Oblique. I need to sleep. There are too few hours in the day for so many hours I must fill in order to garner the least amount of success I am capable of. Hours. Days. Weeks. Months even. Awake in silent, lonely contemplation of my failings. What I lack and how what I strive to achieve is affected and adversely suffering because of it. I am a painter. But blind to life's colour. I am a friend. But most often happier in the company of I alone. I am a writer. But lazy to the point of destroying any evidence of my meagre endeavours. I am a trusting soul. But paranoid of everybody and in a constant state of fear of how they feel about me. I am a person. But annoying as ****. I am family. Yet I hate the one I came from. I need to sleep. I am lonely. Yet it is the fault of I alone. Bus stop beds. Park bench homes. A nightly ritual in hiding from that which makes me miserable. An act which only serves to send me to a newer level of purgatory. Rambling. It's what I do best. I speak. Because I can. I argue with myself. Because with me I don't agree. I rant and I rave. To an audience of one. I write bull**** posts while half asleep because sleep deprivation makes me even ****ing crazier than the usual recipe. Should have shut up a while ago. Yet I'm still typing. I need to sleep. Shut up Bee..

Well, Bee, ramble on you may do - but I've never heard anyone ramble in such a poetic, poignant and eloquent way.

Good luck with your application for your next course. My husband got his BSc Degree in Mathematics and Computing by doing a part-time course and it took him seven years while working full time - so it can be done. If you have the drive and the hunger for it then go for it!

vivfox
03-12-2011, 12:42 PM
Would a picture of Jesus without the beard and mustache be a collectors item?

Silver Springs
03-12-2011, 01:15 PM
Would a picture of Jesus without the beard and mustache be a collectors item?

With something like that, I'd say it was the artist's name that would decide whether it was collectible or not, rather than the subject matter. For example, there's bound to be a higher value if an artist like David Hockney or George Romney painted/drew it, rather than Joe Bloggs whom nobody has heard of. Art is like Celebrity in the sense that you're trading on a name, no matter how good the work actually is.

LikeAWillow
03-12-2011, 01:50 PM
Sixty dollars for a dearcoketalk necklace...just how much am I willing to pay to promote <a href="this woman"> www.dearcoketalk.com </a> and her ideas?

Silver Springs
03-12-2011, 04:57 PM
http://www.regretsy.com/2010/11/22/stop-making-sense/

CreepingDeath
03-12-2011, 08:53 PM
Bee, did you get my last PM? There seems to be something wrong with me trying to send things.

Silver Springs
03-12-2011, 09:16 PM
Bee, did you get my last PM? There seems to be something wrong with me trying to send things.

I did. I'll reply in the morning though because my eyelids are being held up by industrial strength tape at the moment lol.

vivfox
03-12-2011, 10:29 PM
9-11-01(WTC)

+ +  +

3-10-11(earthquake)

= = =

12-21-12(end of the world)

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eeQh5hzvdyg&feature=relmfu

CreepingDeath
03-12-2011, 10:40 PM
I did. I'll reply in the morning though because my eyelids are being held up by industrial strength tape at the moment lol.

No worries. I was just wondering if there was something wrong with my account.

Enjoy your sleep.

Meowi
03-13-2011, 03:25 AM
ATTENTION!
Add me on Facebook :nod:

http://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100002196695862

HomerMcvie
03-13-2011, 03:58 AM
ATTENTION!
Add me on Facebook :nod:

http://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100002196695862

You sent me an add first, but done!

Silver Springs
03-13-2011, 06:26 AM
please please please let that have done the trick please please please

Silver Springs
03-13-2011, 04:59 PM
Oh Buddha I'm a Wimp....Why am I reduced to a blubbering fool during every TV show/Movie/Song containing tragedy?

RickRobert
03-13-2011, 06:07 PM
Oh Buddha I'm a Wimp....Why am I reduced to a blubbering fool during every TV show/Movie/Song containing tragedy?

Haha, I was a blubbering fool last night cause I made the mistake of watching both Fox and the Hound and Click :distress:

CreepingDeath
03-13-2011, 06:19 PM
ATTENTION!
Add me on Facebook :nod:

http://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100002196695862

I would love t0 if I had a Facebook account. You know I love ya, babe. :)

Silver Springs
03-13-2011, 06:26 PM
Haha, I was a blubbering fool last night cause I made the mistake of watching both Fox and the Hound and Click :distress:

Fox and the Hound I get, but Click? Seriously? It was the season ending of Being Human that did me in lol. Poor Mitchell :(

RickRobert
03-13-2011, 06:29 PM
Fox and the Hound I get, but Click? Seriously? It was the season ending of Being Human that did me in lol. Poor Mitchell :(

Have you seen Click?

Silver Springs
03-13-2011, 06:32 PM
Have you seen Click?

I have, but I only felt profound happiness when old man Sandler died. Buddha knows I hate that man. The only character he knows how to play is himself.

RickRobert
03-13-2011, 07:04 PM
No Bee nooo!! Old man Sandler dying wasn't the worst part though it was pretty bad... the worst was Sandler replaying the last time he saw his dad :distress: