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Sally
1. The cable company, aka Charter Communications
2. U-Haul
3. Charter Communications
4. Laundry
5. Charter Communications
And you can ditto all the way through 10. I am having a slight beef with the cable company these days.
Just give me an address and I'll happily send you some Pokemon. My son won't even notice it's gone.
[2005-02-22 12:13:39]
1. The cable company, aka Charter Communications
2. U-Haul
3. Charter Communications
4. Laundry
5. Charter Communications
And you can ditto all the way through 10. I am having a slight beef with the cable company these days.
Just give me an address and I'll happily send you some Pokemon. My son won't even notice it's gone.
Gumphood
One...and its name is WINDOWS XP!!!! and Dell...dell is from hell.
[2005-02-22 13:15:37]
One...and its name is WINDOWS XP!!!! and Dell...dell is from hell.
Pandionna
Well, one of my banes is the kind of person you describe in the first part of your entry!
[2005-02-22 13:50:56]
Well, one of my banes is the kind of person you describe in the first part of your entry!
Dianna
About a year and a half ago, I ran into some church friends of my brother. Actually i was out on a walk, and they invited me into dinner. I didn't know them well, but they seemed nice. the wife had this slutty past before she found god. And after dinner, they sat me down in the living room over cookies and whiskey, to me that I was being selfish, asking me why I was moving away to grad school and not thinking about settling down and starting a family. The wife, went on to describe her empty, meaingless slutty past, as a warning to me. In fact, though, for the most part, I lead this inccredibly celibate life, they both assumed I was in some sort of slutty phase. And thought it was dangerous/etc. It was a weird moment of evangelizing, to someone who has already, thanks to years of church attendence as a child/young adult, internalized puritantical values.
Yet the funny thing was I had no desire to really assert the fact that I wasn't a slut. It seemed far more itneresting to me that they thought I was.
so, I k now what you mean.
[2005-02-22 14:12:33]
About a year and a half ago, I ran into some church friends of my brother. Actually i was out on a walk, and they invited me into dinner. I didn't know them well, but they seemed nice. the wife had this slutty past before she found god. And after dinner, they sat me down in the living room over cookies and whiskey, to me that I was being selfish, asking me why I was moving away to grad school and not thinking about settling down and starting a family. The wife, went on to describe her empty, meaingless slutty past, as a warning to me. In fact, though, for the most part, I lead this inccredibly celibate life, they both assumed I was in some sort of slutty phase. And thought it was dangerous/etc. It was a weird moment of evangelizing, to someone who has already, thanks to years of church attendence as a child/young adult, internalized puritantical values.
Yet the funny thing was I had no desire to really assert the fact that I wasn't a slut. It seemed far more itneresting to me that they thought I was.
so, I k now what you mean.
Dianna
About a year and a half ago, I ran into some church friends of my brother. Actually i was out on a walk, and they invited me into dinner. I didn't know them well, but they seemed nice. the wife had this slutty past before she found god. And after dinner, they sat me down in the living room over cookies and whiskey, to me that I was being selfish, asking me why I was moving away to grad school and not thinking about settling down and starting a family. The wife, went on to describe her empty, meaingless slutty past, as a warning to me. In fact, though, for the most part, I lead this inccredibly celibate life, they both assumed I was in some sort of slutty phase. And thought it was dangerous/etc. It was a weird moment of evangelizing, to someone who has already, thanks to years of church attendence as a child/young adult, internalized puritantical values.
Yet the funny thing was I had no desire to really assert the fact that I wasn't a slut. It seemed far more itneresting to me that they thought I was.
so, I k now what you mean.
[2005-02-22 14:13:11]
About a year and a half ago, I ran into some church friends of my brother. Actually i was out on a walk, and they invited me into dinner. I didn't know them well, but they seemed nice. the wife had this slutty past before she found god. And after dinner, they sat me down in the living room over cookies and whiskey, to me that I was being selfish, asking me why I was moving away to grad school and not thinking about settling down and starting a family. The wife, went on to describe her empty, meaingless slutty past, as a warning to me. In fact, though, for the most part, I lead this inccredibly celibate life, they both assumed I was in some sort of slutty phase. And thought it was dangerous/etc. It was a weird moment of evangelizing, to someone who has already, thanks to years of church attendence as a child/young adult, internalized puritantical values.
Yet the funny thing was I had no desire to really assert the fact that I wasn't a slut. It seemed far more itneresting to me that they thought I was.
so, I k now what you mean.
Terri
You're not boring. You're fabulous. Just let me at the person who says different.
[2005-02-22 16:22:02]
You're not boring. You're fabulous. Just let me at the person who says different.
Rachel
Hey man, not all ex-addicts are like that. My whole church rocks my socks, and they aren't after me all the time trying to get me to give up some teenage obsession that will damn me to hell or something. They're mostly ex-convicts and ex-addicts, but they aren't all high and mighty.
[2005-02-22 16:54:29]
Hey man, not all ex-addicts are like that. My whole church rocks my socks, and they aren't after me all the time trying to get me to give up some teenage obsession that will damn me to hell or something. They're mostly ex-convicts and ex-addicts, but they aren't all high and mighty.
purple chai
How big is your school? Mine is pretty big - about 125 teachers - and although we have a reputation as unfriendly, someone will usually look out for a new teacher in his or her department. My Chum is especially nurturing and has a small department (Art) of only 5, so they're particularly family-like.
[2005-02-22 18:17:44]
How big is your school? Mine is pretty big - about 125 teachers - and although we have a reputation as unfriendly, someone will usually look out for a new teacher in his or her department. My Chum is especially nurturing and has a small department (Art) of only 5, so they're particularly family-like.
cosmicrayola
The bane of my existance is my smoking habit. Yes it is horrible and costly and stinky and unhealthy but what I hate more is people that have quit after 12948 attempts telling me how easy it is to do. It isn't. I have been trying for ages. But I have not yet quit trying to quit. But ya, I know what you mean. But on the upside, my wireless works well.
[2005-02-22 19:56:10]
The bane of my existance is my smoking habit. Yes it is horrible and costly and stinky and unhealthy but what I hate more is people that have quit after 12948 attempts telling me how easy it is to do. It isn't. I have been trying for ages. But I have not yet quit trying to quit. But ya, I know what you mean. But on the upside, my wireless works well.
Margaret
Bad drivers, inconsiderate people, aggressive salesmen, arrogant or lazy teenagers, you name it, it's my pet peeve!
[2005-02-22 20:44:32]
Bad drivers, inconsiderate people, aggressive salesmen, arrogant or lazy teenagers, you name it, it's my pet peeve!
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