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 Posted: Wed Oct 03, 2007 8:37 pm
`Sena All of my friends are ******** up in college. Highly dissapointing. I decided on a computer engineering major. I need to move out and my hair is reaaaally long.
I see where you're coming from.
What exactly is computer engineering?
I know what that is in your signature. The picture. Never knew or cared to know until now. Interesting.
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Posted: Fri Oct 05, 2007 1:16 am
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Posted: Fri Oct 05, 2007 4:09 pm
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Posted: Sat Oct 06, 2007 10:55 pm
Continuing work as normal. Going out of town next weekend on the annual roadtrip. Seriously, if someone wants to put the energy forward to organize a meetup, I'd be up for it. I'm just too lazy to do the work.
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Posted: Sun Oct 07, 2007 6:44 pm
I hate holidays... Thanksgiving is so ridiculous. And I hate leftover turkey. You open the fridge and it smells like the dead turkey let one rip. ...Actually, I hate turkey no matter how it is. It's just gross.
So I almost had a heartattack the other day, when the friend I've been talking about showed up for drinks with us at a restaurant. Not surprised that he brought his girlfriend. They didn't talk to anyone... They just sat there. And then I told his girlfriend that I needed to speak to him, and asked if it was ok if I took him outside for a minute and she said no. I wasn't really asking permission, I was pretty much just telling her I was taking him. So he came outside and I talked, and he stared at me. He had nothing to say for himself. He didn't even say he was sorry. So I walked back in and went to the washroom to wash my face, and I guess he went back to the table and said that they were going to leave. Whatever.
That night pretty much confirmed my theory of her hating me though. I introduced her to everyone, cause Andrew didn't, and then I was like, and I'm Amy but you know that. And she just glared at me and went, "I KNOW who YOU are." Ok b***h. Apparently she was glaring at me the whole time they were there too. And she damn near had an anneurism when one of our friends asked if I just got my necklace, and Andrew answered for me, cause my mouth was full. As if to say, why do you know how long she's had it? Did you give it to her? Ok no, he didn't give it to me, but hi... We've been friends for six years. This is such ******** high school bullshit. So I'm done. Just finished. I said what I needed to say, and now I'm done. It hurts like hell.
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Posted: Sun Oct 07, 2007 10:51 pm
Kori Elzix I hate holidays... Thanksgiving is so ridiculous. And I hate leftover turkey. You open the fridge and it smells like the dead turkey let one rip. ...Actually, I hate turkey no matter how it is. It's just gross. So I almost had a heartattack the other day, when the friend I've been talking about showed up for drinks with us at a restaurant. Not surprised that he brought his girlfriend. They didn't talk to anyone... They just sat there. And then I told his girlfriend that I needed to speak to him, and asked if it was ok if I took him outside for a minute and she said no. I wasn't really asking permission, I was pretty much just telling her I was taking him. So he came outside and I talked, and he stared at me. He had nothing to say for himself. He didn't even say he was sorry. So I walked back in and went to the washroom to wash my face, and I guess he went back to the table and said that they were going to leave. Whatever. That night pretty much confirmed my theory of her hating me though. I introduced her to everyone, cause Andrew didn't, and then I was like, and I'm Amy but you know that. And she just glared at me and went, "I KNOW who YOU are." Ok b***h. Apparently she was glaring at me the whole time they were there too. And she damn near had an anneurism when one of our friends asked if I just got my necklace, and Andrew answered for me, cause my mouth was full. As if to say, why do you know how long she's had it? Did you give it to her? Ok no, he didn't give it to me, but hi... We've been friends for six years. This is such ******** high school bullshit. So I'm done. Just finished. I said what I needed to say, and now I'm done. It hurts like hell.
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Posted: Tue Oct 09, 2007 10:36 am
ButterBalls Seems very obvious that you're a threat to her. She needs to put on her big girl panties and grow up. I am not, nor have I ever been after her boyfriend. And if she is SO insecure about it, then she is really not ready to have a mature relationship. Highschool bullshit is what this is.
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Posted: Tue Oct 09, 2007 6:19 pm
Kori Elzix ButterBalls Seems very obvious that you're a threat to her. She needs to put on her big girl panties and grow up. I am not, nor have I ever been after her boyfriend. And if she is SO insecure about it, then she is really not ready to have a mature relationship. Highschool bullshit is what this is.
Haha, the difference between ours is that a lot of the guy friends my girlfriend has wants to get with her or has in the past. One flew down from states away to see her and got pissed because I was in the car with them when they drove him back to LA when he had all these intentions.
I'd also like to bring up the question: If you're in the front seat and the boyfriend is getting in the car, isn't it an underlying rule that you would take the backseat or at least offer to?
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Posted: Wed Oct 10, 2007 7:26 pm
ButterBalls Kori Elzix ButterBalls Seems very obvious that you're a threat to her. She needs to put on her big girl panties and grow up. I am not, nor have I ever been after her boyfriend. And if she is SO insecure about it, then she is really not ready to have a mature relationship. Highschool bullshit is what this is.
Haha, the difference between ours is that a lot of the guy friends my girlfriend has wants to get with her or has in the past. One flew down from states away to see her and got pissed because I was in the car with them when they drove him back to LA when he had all these intentions.
I'd also like to bring up the question: If you're in the front seat and the boyfriend is getting in the car, isn't it an underlying rule that you would take the backseat or at least offer to?Whoaaaa... See, if that were the case, I would understand the clingyness or the over protectiveness or whatever. That's seriously uncalled for, and whether anyone approves of the relationship or not, there's no reason to try and break it up or make one person unfaithful. And I dunno if it's an underlying rule. I'd probably tell the person to get in the back if my boyfriend was getting in... or else I'd ensure that I pick him up first. However, I would not expect my best friend of 15 years, to hand over the front seat to my boyfriend... But that's probably the only person I would excuse from doing so. In other news... I had dinner with Andrew's mum tonight. Which was great. I love her, she's amazing. Andrew was kind enough to take my fish when I was in Ontario, and she stole him out of his room, and brought him back to me. She's waiting to see how long it takes him to notice that he's missing. I think that's freakin' hilarious. I'm so stoked that I have Sketchmister back though!!!!!!!!!! I love my fish. He's been with me for almost three years... His birthday is the same as Andrew's, which I think is funny, but now irrelevant. Anyway, I'm blathering.
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Posted: Thu Oct 11, 2007 7:38 pm
Kori Elzix ButterBalls Kori Elzix ButterBalls Seems very obvious that you're a threat to her. She needs to put on her big girl panties and grow up. I am not, nor have I ever been after her boyfriend. And if she is SO insecure about it, then she is really not ready to have a mature relationship. Highschool bullshit is what this is.
Haha, the difference between ours is that a lot of the guy friends my girlfriend has wants to get with her or has in the past. One flew down from states away to see her and got pissed because I was in the car with them when they drove him back to LA when he had all these intentions.
I'd also like to bring up the question: If you're in the front seat and the boyfriend is getting in the car, isn't it an underlying rule that you would take the backseat or at least offer to?Whoaaaa... See, if that were the case, I would understand the clingyness or the over protectiveness or whatever. That's seriously uncalled for, and whether anyone approves of the relationship or not, there's no reason to try and break it up or make one person unfaithful. And I dunno if it's an underlying rule. I'd probably tell the person to get in the back if my boyfriend was getting in... or else I'd ensure that I pick him up first. However, I would not expect my best friend of 15 years, to hand over the front seat to my boyfriend... But that's probably the only person I would excuse from doing so. In other news... I had dinner with Andrew's mum tonight. Which was great. I love her, she's amazing. Andrew was kind enough to take my fish when I was in Ontario, and she stole him out of his room, and brought him back to me. She's waiting to see how long it takes him to notice that he's missing. I think that's freakin' hilarious. I'm so stoked that I have Sketchmister back though!!!!!!!!!! I love my fish. He's been with me for almost three years... His birthday is the same as Andrew's, which I think is funny, but now irrelevant. Anyway, I'm blathering.
Anyway, yeah. The guy that flew out just kind of sat there and didn't look at me. After that, pretty much never talked to her again.
That's good.
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Posted: Fri Oct 12, 2007 5:59 pm
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Posted: Sat Oct 13, 2007 3:34 am
I hate the UPS delivery people! scream These people get paid to do a job and they don't want to do it! stressed I live in an apartment building with 28 floors with 4 elevators that work 99.999 percent of the time, all four of them. exclaim The lazy UPS man wants to stand down in the lobby and have security call my apartment and tell me to "Come down stairs and get my package!" scream He don't want to take the time to get the elevator to my floor and hand me the package; which I have to sign for. stare I had paid almost $50 for shipping & handling and this "B" wanted me to come down stairs. scream His job is to bring the package to the address on the shipping label. The shipping label had a street address, building number and an "apartment number", not the LOBBY! scream I refused to come down. So he left with my package and told the security guard to tell me he left. stare I called the UPS office and reported him. I told them I was going to call the company I ordered from and let them know I didn't receive my merchandise because UPS refused to deliver it. The supervisor made the man come back and deliver my package. Guess what exclaim scream The "B" came back, took the elevator up to my floor and threw the package against my door and left! scream I Peeked through the peek hole and saw him getting on the elevator! eek My package is lying on the floor in the hallway! I didn't touch the package. evil I called the UPS office again and told them what happen. I also let them know that two of my neighbors saw what happen. 3nodding I told them their delivery man didn't deliver my package and I didn't sign for it. I also told them that I would call the company I ordered the merchandise from and ask for a total refund for the merchandise and shipping and handling fee because my package was never delivered to me.
Shortly there after, another UPS deliver man showed up at my door with the package. I refused delivery because the package contained glass figurines. I was sure they were probably broken.
I called the company and told them what happen. A few days later I received my package, delivered by a different UPS man, who brought it to my door.
I was told the guy lost his job! rofl
I was so angry with this block head UPS man. I think of all the people out there searching for a job and this idoit had one and didn't want to work! The unemployment line is where he belongs! rofl
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Posted: Sun Oct 14, 2007 12:45 pm
Half the people in the world are getting paid to do a job that they really don't want to do.
On that note, I had a job interview last week, and I'm anxiously awaiting their call. It's for a Kids Cancer Foundation, and I want that job so badly. It would be amazing, such a great experience. It's being a Teen Leader and putting on programs and stuff for youth between the ages of 13-17, who suffer from some form of cancer. This is a huge opportunity. The great thing about it, is that it's pretty lax, and I don't have to spend a ton of time in the office. I can actually have a full time job, and work this one at the same time. I so hope I get it. The interview lasted for over an hour and it seemed to go really well. So here's hoping.
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Posted: Tue Oct 16, 2007 5:48 pm
Kori Elzix Half the people in the world are getting paid to do a job that they really don't want to do. On that note, I had a job interview last week, and I'm anxiously awaiting their call. It's for a Kids Cancer Foundation, and I want that job so badly. It would be amazing, such a great experience. It's being a Teen Leader and putting on programs and stuff for youth between the ages of 13-17, who suffer from some form of cancer. This is a huge opportunity. The great thing about it, is that it's pretty lax, and I don't have to spend a ton of time in the office. I can actually have a full time job, and work this one at the same time. I so hope I get it. The interview lasted for over an hour and it seemed to go really well. So here's hoping. Hope everything's going to work out for you. smile
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Posted: Fri Oct 19, 2007 12:06 pm
ButterBalls Kori Elzix Half the people in the world are getting paid to do a job that they really don't want to do. On that note, I had a job interview last week, and I'm anxiously awaiting their call. It's for a Kids Cancer Foundation, and I want that job so badly. It would be amazing, such a great experience. It's being a Teen Leader and putting on programs and stuff for youth between the ages of 13-17, who suffer from some form of cancer. This is a huge opportunity. The great thing about it, is that it's pretty lax, and I don't have to spend a ton of time in the office. I can actually have a full time job, and work this one at the same time. I so hope I get it. The interview lasted for over an hour and it seemed to go really well. So here's hoping. Hope everything's going to work out for you. smile Thanks Butters. I don't think that it is. They haven't called yet. I've applied for a whole host of jobs now. I have a $30 000 student loan to pay back, and I can't sit around waiting for my dream job. *sigh* This blows.
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