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RogueKazimeras Vice Captain
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 Posted: Mon Dec 19, 2005 5:38 pm
I don't think our characters are in the same area, but I'll check it again...
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Posted: Mon Dec 19, 2005 5:55 pm
Oh they are.
My character just caugh a whiz of orange coming through.
That's you. Oh, in case you need something to notice, she kind of poofed there with lightning and all. Fancy, very fancy.
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Posted: Mon Dec 19, 2005 6:09 pm
Shazzer OH MY GOD I'M SO SICK. >.< Last period today, I had a test. I nearly passed out in the classroom from a combination of too much Gravol and the 'flu. I've got a fever and everything. gonk HAHAHAHA! I'm sorry it's just that your story is reminisant of the time I misread the intructions on a box of tylenol. I ended up doing the entire box in about 45 min. because I also misread my watch. Some guy was oredered to punch me if I fell asleep....I left with many bruises! LOL Seriously though that really sucks for you. Take LOTS of green tea or Camomile tea, it's upposed to help. BEAT THIS THING GIRL! xd
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Posted: Tue Dec 20, 2005 12:24 am
And to prove that I am not dead! Here now is a
RANDOM CHUCK NORRIS FACT OF THE DAY
Chuck Norris doesn't read books. He stares them down until he gets the information he wants.
*sleep*
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Posted: Tue Dec 20, 2005 1:54 am
Soloist And to prove that I am not dead! Here now is a RANDOM CHUCK NORRIS FACT OF THE DAYChuck Norris doesn't read books. He stares them down until he gets the information he wants. *sleep* AHAHAHAHAHAHA! What the hell was THAT!? Soloist, when are you gonna update that shitlist of yours? Your sarcastic, and sadistic slamming of the gerneral populace in general was a delightful little distraction from the idiots who torment me. LOL That and they give me something to do when I can't sleep....which is every damn night.....-_-' Ugh, my friend just got me to pour my freakin' heart out a few hours ago. It was, I want to say painful but I'm not sure that's the right word. It was like a bit of a release but one that leaves scratches. I don't know. She got me to tell her everything. Well, not quite everything because my brother kicked me off his PC, but pretty damn close. I suppose that the more people who know about why I do the things I do, the less I have to worry about what I'm doing. When I start hallucinating again then people would know to address me before hugging me and save me a world of fear. Things like that. Does any of this make sense? Sorry if this seems out of place here, it's just that this isn't much of a venting thing more of a confused musings thing. She made me confront things I really don't like to confront right? I mean these are some things I don't even tell to my councilor. Not because I don't want to talk about them but because our sessions are taken up by the things I'm trying to deal with immeadiately. I guess it was a good thing because now she knows why I have such odd mood swings and behaviors but really, was it worth it? Was it worth telling her 5 years worth of secrets for her to understand me a bit better? Before she thought I was wierd, but now she knows I'm insane. Was it better for me to do this or should I have remained enigmatic? Sorry but if I don't figure this one out my anxiety is gonna have me on the ceiling until I go back to school. I mean, how the hell do I face somebody on Monday after this? ********, I mean I pretty much just told her that I'm somebody completely different than who she thought I was! Feh, I can't even think of a good way to end this freaking post now either....
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Posted: Tue Dec 20, 2005 4:05 am
I'm sorry, the phrase "like a release but one that leaves scratches" reminds me of someone's story about the aftermath of eating sunflower seed shells...
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RogueKazimeras Vice Captain
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Posted: Tue Dec 20, 2005 11:46 am
ValenarrDeMirro I'm sorry, the phrase "like a release but one that leaves scratches" reminds me of someone's story about the aftermath of eating sunflower seed shells... Hee-hee no problem the analogy is kinda funny. 3nodding
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Posted: Tue Dec 20, 2005 12:14 pm
Erk... I haven't eaten since lunch, yesterday, and I didn't keep that down anyway (honest to God, on four separate occasions. Jesus). I'm so weak. I think I'll try for some soup, if I can bring myself to eat it.
Honestly, me losing weight because of sickness and stuff... doesn't look good. With my... physique, five pounds difference really shows up. >.<
I went to school, too, since I already used my emergency lesson plan for the kid I'm tutoring.
Kozo//Don't worry too much about it (though I'm not saying that you don't have grounds to). I kinda know what it's like to tell someone stuff like that, and worry about how they'll react. I just told them that even if they got new information out of me, I'm still the same person. I said that I didn't need to be treated like porcelaine just because of what they found out, and while things were a little awkward at first, they fell back into pace eventually. I hope it works out for you.
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Posted: Tue Dec 20, 2005 1:00 pm
Yesh. Join the club.
I'm way too underweight for my height.
I only weight 135 pounds and I'm like 5' 11".
I joined your roleplay. Aren't you proud and oh so happy?
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Posted: Tue Dec 20, 2005 1:33 pm
I don't know whether I'm underweight or not. The BMI chart I got from some health thing at school didn't quite... um, go down that far (it stopped at 5' and 95 pounds). Extrapolating though, I think I'm pretty normal. But I heard the further from average you are, the more inaccurate that thing becomes, and I'm like, five or six inches shorter than the average female. That's the fifth percentile. sweatdrop
And yes, Jar, I'm oh-so-happy and proud that you joined, Jar. 3nodding As a female, no less. O.o
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Posted: Tue Dec 20, 2005 1:43 pm
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Posted: Tue Dec 20, 2005 1:54 pm
http://www.nytimes.com/2005/12/19/technology/19link.htmlQuote: "Animal Crossing promotes piracy," declared xandertheblue at a LiveJournal site, directly above an image captured from the game in midplay (snipurl.com/xandertheblue). At Cheesegod.com, the exegesis was a bit more nuanced, but the general sentiment was the same: "The folks at Nintendo have included a jab at the record industry in 'Animal Crossing: Wild World' for the DS," wrote Jonathan Monaco, a 25-year-old multiplex manager from Hicksville, N.Y., who runs Cheesegod. "It amused me, anyway." "That was totally awesome!" Jaryd2006 said in response. "I'm going to buy 'Animal Crossing' just for this," added an anonymous poster. And someone calling herself "Spooky Girl who like ice cream" volunteered: "Ah, ah excellent. A good point for the Big N," presumably referring to Nintendo. A user called Yams also added "Yams yams yams yams yams."
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Posted: Tue Dec 20, 2005 2:12 pm
My BMI was lower than my ex's. She got pissed at me because of that.
XD
Is it a good thing or a bad thing that I joined as a female?
Someone should roleplay with me... lest I start spamming in your Im window.
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Posted: Tue Dec 20, 2005 3:53 pm
Thanks Shazzer! ^_^ You're right I do worry too much.
What can I do about getting the old Gaia back...this new one doesn't really fit on my PC. xp
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Posted: Wed Dec 21, 2005 11:32 am
Because I am bored, I am stopping in to wish you all:
HAPPY NON-DENOMINATIONAL PERIOD OF WINTER FESTIVITY
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