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 Posted: Thu Apr 20, 2006 11:21 pm
Tirion xLaurelX Tirion, can I have some of that money? Please? I'm short on cash, gas prices keep going up! crying Gas in Venusula(sp, i suck tonight), is $0.17 a gallon. Definantly makes it worth the trip. The gas prices here suck right now. Close to $3 I think. At least my car gets good gas mileage. I wish I could teleport.
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Posted: Fri Apr 21, 2006 9:54 am
Sena: Personally, I think that the Bible is pretty irrelevent anyways. Most people don't follow 2,000 year old rules, and they should change with the times. Besides, there is too much doubletalk in the Bible. I remember hearing about one King who was trying to divorce his wife, and had a huge argument with a Priest about it. They went back and forth for a long time, each pointing out things that made their argument valid.
*shrugs* I probably wouldn't agree with any religious text anyways. I'd have used everything.
AraTeran: It's almost $3 here now. I've heard that almost 8 Gas Stations in Philly have gone dry, same is happening in New York. Who here wants to bet that it's the Oil Companies holding out so gas prices skyrocket for the summer? evil
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Posted: Fri Apr 21, 2006 1:02 pm
I'm participating in a Relay For Life tonight. 16 hours straight is my goal.
Wish me luck.
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Posted: Fri Apr 21, 2006 3:41 pm
You know how there are all these immigration movements and how people use MySpace? I saw so much s**t for that but like one person for the gas issue. We can fired the helled up for immigration but we can't for gas? Though, realistically, immigration is more of an equity issue than an economic issue.
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Posted: Fri Apr 21, 2006 7:22 pm
Tirion Sena: Personally, I think that the Bible is pretty irrelevent anyways. Most people don't follow 2,000 year old rules, and they should change with the times. Besides, there is too much doubletalk in the Bible. I remember hearing about one King who was trying to divorce his wife, and had a huge argument with a Priest about it. They went back and forth for a long time, each pointing out things that made their argument valid. *shrugs* I probably wouldn't agree with any religious text anyways. I'd have used everything. =| And instead of just trying to work things out, that king and priest started the protistant reformation. New Testament isn't 2000 years old or a rule book. Most people would consider it rather relevant considering it tells the tale of God on Earth. Hm, and considering its catholocism, which is christian. Christ is a key figure in the whole, worship and belief thing. The important pert is where God revels that GUESS WHAT? He made everything, and he made everything perfect. So we're all perfectly made in the eyes of God. okayokayi'mdoneipromise. o_o You know, I seriously think a required class on religions should be made. That way, more people would have something to go on when talking about dissagreeing or agreeing with something. (Not talking about you, Tirion, just in general)
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Posted: Sat Apr 22, 2006 9:28 am
@Sena: I took religion classes in my elementary school... every year until high school ... once in 9th grade and once in 11th... it sucked -.-; if you're not interested in religion... you will benefit nothing from the hours of hell
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Posted: Sat Apr 22, 2006 6:02 pm
I miss Butters the robot.
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Posted: Sat Apr 22, 2006 7:31 pm
I'm bored out of my freakin' skull. I have no homework to do and there's no one around. It kinda sucks... And by kinda, I mean that it really does. Yuuuup.
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Posted: Sun Apr 23, 2006 1:06 pm
Yeah, so I was right. She came over yesterday night and talked. Told me she couldn't go with me to prom cause her boyfriend. I mean it's all good. Kind of depressing. It would have been fun. Now I just need to find a friend-type date to go with me in Hotpink. Really is depressing.
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Posted: Sun Apr 23, 2006 1:09 pm
I wish I had someone to chear me up.
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Posted: Mon Apr 24, 2006 7:21 am
Blah... I got up at 6 for practicum, and just got a call from my supervisor, saying that she'll pick me up. Had I known that, I would have slept in one helluva lot later. Boo.
Anyway, I'm burnt. It looked all nice and tanned yesterday, but no. It's a full out burn. It itches like a mofo. Hopefully it will fade soon. My legs saw sunlight for the first time in five years, yesterday. hahaha... They're not glowing white anymore. ehehehehehe
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Posted: Mon Apr 24, 2006 12:09 pm
I know how completly racist this is going to sound but...
DAMN were there a lot of Mexicans at the Wal-Mart!!!
... Now for an explination. I'm an almost 20 year old guy from Maine. Over my almost 20 years of life, I've seen about 10 black people (4 of whom I've actually talked too). I have -NEVER- seen that many 'minorities' in one place at one time. I was just pretty taken aback by that.
Plus I've found that it's a pretty funny when you work in a grocery store. A few days ago I saw this pretty woman with her daughter. They were both walking down towards the hotdogs and stuff when the little girl spied the row of Lunchables that we had. This is the short conversation that transpired...
Girl: 'OHH! Can I have a Lunchable!?'
Woman: 'I don't think so.'
Girl: 'YES!!!'
The little girl immediatly grabbed one of them and hauled a** out of the store. The girl RAN OUT of the store! The woman gave chase, but was wearing high-heeled boots and, therefore, wasn't all that agile. The next thing I knew, the little girl was back in the store running around again screaming 'YOU CAN'T CATCH ME!!!' and laughing. I'm so glad my boss wasn't around, because I don't think he'd have appreciated how I went back in the meat room and fell over laughing xd
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Posted: Mon Apr 24, 2006 4:45 pm
Guess who passed Psych???? Guess who's going to graduate on Fri??? Guess who's going to be a certified Social Worker??? ME!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! WEE!!!!! xd whee I'm so stoked. You guys don't even know.
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Posted: Mon Apr 24, 2006 4:58 pm
Tirion I know how completly racist this is going to sound but... DAMN were there a lot of Mexicans at the Wal-Mart!!! ... Now for an explination. I'm an almost 20 year old guy from Maine. Over my almost 20 years of life, I've seen about 10 black people (4 of whom I've actually talked too). I have -NEVER- seen that many 'minorities' in one place at one time. I was just pretty taken aback by that. Wow, you would be shocked by California. Lol. In fact, I was just mapping some demographic stuff for one of my classes this morning, including hispanic population for my hometown. My best friend is also Mexican. Although I know what you mean in one aspect. There were almost no Asian people where I grew up. Then, I came to college. The majority at my school is Asian. The thing I don't like is that since I was never exposed to it, I can not tell Asian languages apart at all. I get so confused xd
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Posted: Mon Apr 24, 2006 5:36 pm
Congratz Kori!
AraTeran: Well, it's not really that I was suprized about the amount of them in general... It's just that it's -Maine-! I didn't think there would be that many mexican here, I mean it's not like we're close to Mexico.
I've actually managed to differentiate some of the Asian languages, between watching Firefly and mass amounts of Anime... so basically that means I can tell Japanese and Chinese apart xd
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