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Grex > Agora35 > #10: The bummed item....."Im so lonesome I could cry" | |
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birdy
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response 325 of 691:
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Nov 8 05:48 UTC 2000 |
Phlebotomists/vampires are cool. =)
I'm. Really. Tired. And the week isn't even NEAR over yet.
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fitz
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response 326 of 691:
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Nov 8 07:53 UTC 2000 |
IBB the customer behind me at the checkout kept loading her cart contents onto
the check lane and pushing my order on the non-moving belt, while the cashier
made a price check. I had to contain my irritation while listening to my
wife's Doritos get reduced to a crunchy powder.
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richard
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response 327 of 691:
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Nov 8 08:06 UTC 2000 |
IBB the republicans now control all branches of government...gonna
be a long four years
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senna
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response 328 of 691:
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Nov 8 10:06 UTC 2000 |
Not yet. Yogi Berra is the man of the election.
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grimaldi
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response 329 of 691:
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Nov 8 11:35 UTC 2000 |
I have an exam I've been up for all night studyingf. and I feel I'm just gonna
resort to hopeful bullshit.. Because I just can't stand the class anymore
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mooncat
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response 330 of 691:
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Nov 8 13:46 UTC 2000 |
IBB- about an hour ago I dropped 'That Guy' off at the train station so
he could embark on his month long journey through the US... gonna miss
him.
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ashke
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response 331 of 691:
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Nov 8 16:21 UTC 2000 |
I finally am feeling better from my back injury a little over a week ago, and
now I have a nasty cold, coughing stuff up from the middle of my chest, and
after taking roommate out for Pizza House for dinner and having a pretty good
night all around, I got sick when we got home, had a fever and sweats all
night, and now I'm back at work, hacking things up and feeling miserable.
One of these days I'll be healthy and start to pack I swear.
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birdy
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response 332 of 691:
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Nov 8 20:13 UTC 2000 |
Wow...sounds like bronchitis. Yuck.
Okay...so my promotion is cool, but now I'm dead-dog tired from the weird
hours and craziness. I'll get used to this soon, hopefully.
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grimaldi
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response 333 of 691:
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Nov 8 22:16 UTC 2000 |
Sonuvabitch.. Seemed everyone was a goodyfrigginparkin' two-shoes today.. I
did nothing but look silly and shit for 5 hours..
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scott
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response 334 of 691:
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Nov 8 22:19 UTC 2000 |
Somehow my feet have kept growing, so that now I'm hair beyond size 13. This
makes it hard to buy boots; I visited about 4 stores yesterday and 5 today,
finally spending more than I wanted to just to find winter boots with enough
heel cushion for all the walking I do. And all those nice size 13s I tried
where my toe was just barely hitting the tip of the shoe... >:(
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hematite
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response 335 of 691:
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Nov 8 22:57 UTC 2000 |
Re 333: And people wonder why we call them Parking Nazi's...
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lynne
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response 336 of 691:
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Nov 8 22:58 UTC 2000 |
<...have you tried cutting your toenails? ;)>
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scott
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response 337 of 691:
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Nov 8 23:21 UTC 2000 |
(They were all pulled out by a Russian interrogater when I was captured while
trying to free POW's in Vietnam last year)
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ea
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response 338 of 691:
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Nov 8 23:45 UTC 2000 |
I need to replace the padding in my goalie mask, but the company that
made the mask is no longer in business, and most places will not sell
padding for someone else's mask. (on the other hand, the reason I need
the new padding is because I've finally got a good design to have
painted on it)
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krj
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response 339 of 691:
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Nov 9 03:04 UTC 2000 |
Scott: where did you find size 14 boots? I need to check there too.
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birdy
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response 340 of 691:
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Nov 9 04:15 UTC 2000 |
Oh...I am so emotionally and physically tired right now...and I just got
another subpoena.
<birdy slams a bottle of vodka>
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senna
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response 341 of 691:
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Nov 9 05:28 UTC 2000 |
I feel wiped out. Good news is few and far between.
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scott
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response 342 of 691:
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Nov 9 06:19 UTC 2000 |
Ken, it was Footprints on Main street. But I think I ended up with a large
pair of 13 Rockports... probably their only pair. :(
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beeswing
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response 343 of 691:
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Nov 9 14:59 UTC 2000 |
I am so freakin' poor right now. Maybe this is good, teach me to be
frugal and humble and all, but sheesh. It's time for my 6-month dentist
visit and I don't want to spend the $100 or whatever it costs to get a
cleaning. And I hate the idea of adding to my credit cards. Sigh.
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eeyore
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response 344 of 691:
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Nov 9 15:22 UTC 2000 |
If it helps, my six-month visit was due a few years ago....
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richard
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response 345 of 691:
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Nov 9 16:15 UTC 2000 |
beeswing, your dental insurance doesnt cover teeth cleanings and
such? maybe you need a better plan!
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eeyore
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response 346 of 691:
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Nov 9 16:29 UTC 2000 |
She's a student. She probably doesn't have dental insurance. For that
mattert, a lot of jobs don't offer it.
Well, I got email today to say that a great uncle of mine is in the hospital
with a possible broken pelvic bone, deffinate broken vertebrae, and a large
blood clot. Oh, and he won't eat. If that wasn't depressing enough, when
I talked to my mother a few mintues ago, it turns out that I only got half
of the message, and not the half that said that his granddaughter, who I spent
a bit of time with at the funeral, has breast cancer, and is having a couple
of malignant lumps removed today or tomorrow.
In the words of my mother, "The family is falling apart!"
It occures to me that now might be a good time to get a mammogram.
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birdy
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response 347 of 691:
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Nov 9 17:33 UTC 2000 |
I agree with that, Meg. Go in.
Just when I reach the top of the financial hill, something sends me right back
down again. And I was so *close* to being stress-free after three years of
hell. But. I'm strong. I'm very strong. I just hate when it affects other
people's lives (ya know...splitting bills with the roomie).
*sigh grumble feh*
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jazz
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response 348 of 691:
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Nov 9 20:00 UTC 2000 |
My sympathies, Meg - that's a lot to deal with.
Do the Right Thing.
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beeswing
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response 349 of 691:
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Nov 9 23:06 UTC 2000 |
I've never had dental insurance. I have spent my life cavity-free. All
I do is get cleanings. I have health insurance tho.
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