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What are you doing right now?
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Permalink Reply by EndOfTheEarth on
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Generally upset because:
1) Beckett is now using the return key. He doesn't use it correctly at all though, and the closer I look, the more writing rules I find him violating. I despise this guy.
2) I have a test tomorrow on Carroll's Alice books. I love the Alice books--making me write an in-class essay on them disrupts my feelings for the works.
3) A person in my creative writing class who wasn't aware that exposition and redundancy are a bad thing. You do not spend eight pages repeating what you already summed up in the opening paragraph.
4) Same work as number 3, if you get hit head on by a five-ton bus moving at full speed, you are dead. Brought up considerations of a good friend of mine who died in a very similar way.
5) My girlfriend struck her head on something last weekend and got a concussion, she's been feeling sick all week, and between her own clutz-ness and a somewhat violent younger sister, I'm locked into this fear that she'll hit her head again, get secondary concussion symptoms and die. Or that she'll suffer some other way. Bottom line, she's presently suffering and I'm locked into my chair here unable to do jack squat about it and it's driving me insane.
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Permalink Reply by Omega on
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1) Some people suck
2) I wasn't so fond of Wonderland, but I've always adored Through the Looking Glass.
3) Some people suck
4) Yeah, cartoons and movies seem to have negatively exacerbated the 'invincible' tween/teen/twenties mindset.
5) Imagination has the capacity for much worse than reality... I'm sure your girlfriend will be fine, but you are good for worrying about her, even if it does drive you more insane than you are already.
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Permalink Reply by Xuut on
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My dad just handed me a list of churches in the area and asked me to pick one.
I don't even- I mean it's just... What.
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Tell him you know where you want to go, then give him the address for a library.
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If you must, pick the LEAST fundie church you can find. Preferably one of those ridiculously boring middle-class churches. The ones that don't do much.
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He was joking (apparently) but tells me that I should pay my respects for God (I think he was serious). I am incredibly confused since before this, the closest I got to religious was "feeding" (lighting up these stick things) for Chinese gods. And I went to a church once, but that was to get free food.
I wanted to go look up the most ridiculous church and just troll my dad if he was legit. XD
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Permalink Reply by odyssey2341 on
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Hey guys. It's been a while. What's up?
At the risk of spamming, could you check out this video? It's of the percussion ensemble I'm in.
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I just realized how shitty steel drums sound when recorded with sub-par cameras. It sounds loads better IRL, I promise.
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Permalink Reply by Fate on
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Today, I cried in my sixth hour.
It was a stupid day. To quote my second hour teacher, 'a civil war broke out' when my Gov't/Econ class tried picking groups for a project. We were all fighting over my friend, let's call him Dave. Now, Dave was absent today. And he is kick-ass in projects. So, for the groups, we could have a maximum of five people. Four of Dave's close friends were in one group. His best friend was in another, with three guys he isn't that close to. They started arguing over him and it eventually went out into the hallway. They later come back with a solution and asked the teacher if they could just form one large group. With nine people. There was arguing and our teacher left it up to the students in the room. The only students still there were my group. We talked it over and said they could do it...if we could have Dave. This started freaking world war three in my second period. Eventually we had to call Dave. He left the decision up to an un-biased friend of his and eventually the matter was resolved. This was a completely idiotic argument and most of us were annoyed.
Towards the end of fifth hour, Dave texted us all. He was at the doctor's, which is why he was gone. I knew this. I also knew that the reason he was there was that he might have diabetes. The text said, "It could either be diabetes or hypertension/enlarging of the right side of my heart." So, sixth hour, the friend he entrusted with the decision and I went to his best friend's class. His best friend cried. Dave and his best friend are like my brothers. Seeing him cry sucked. We headed back to class one his friend was collected. During sixth hour, we looked into the hypertension/enlarging of the heart thing and that was when I lost it. I didn't cry a lot, no one noticed, but I cried. Because Dave is like my big brother and I adore him and ohgawd, things are going to be different and it sucks. =/
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Hey guys,
I would appreciate your support for my friends who are currently doing this thing called JA (Junior Achievement) where a bunch of teens basically form a business, buy shares, then sell a homemade product (that isn't food or makeup). This year my friends are in two groups: Luminesque and Releaf.
http://www.cbc.ca/edmonton/features/japitch/
Appreciate if you could vote for the one you like better!
Look! You even actually have choices!
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Permalink Reply by Fake Fang on
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I'd like to point out that proper grammar is a goal that is, at the bear minimum, to be something which we all try our best at reaching. I will except that their will not always be an obvious way too tell to different words a part, and that your not always going to be able to affectively distinguish between alot of words and there complimentary homonyms, but its the principal of the thing.
The point of all this being, capitalization is very much appreciated. Got it? Capital!
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