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oval
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response 350 of 823:
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May 1 00:31 UTC 2002 |
so take out the cd you think has the coolest cover design and stare at it,
for hours. notice how all the sudden it ain't so cool in the same way. i'm
doing a cover for my friend and this keeps happening. i'm loosing my
objectivity and going around in circles. since there is no 'right answer' i
don't know when to stop. i hate this little fucking square. fucker.
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morwen
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response 351 of 823:
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May 1 11:55 UTC 2002 |
I am feeling so bummed, but I really don't want to mention why. It has
nothing to do with the baby.
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flem
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response 352 of 823:
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May 1 13:29 UTC 2002 |
What amuses me about all this is that slynne has no complaints about the
notion that women are nothing but a headache. :)
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slynne
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response 353 of 823:
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May 1 13:46 UTC 2002 |
Haha. I think that's because I see that more as "people I am interested
in romantically" (in this case women) while I saw the other remark as
being more gender specific because it is a gender stereotype that women
mooch money off of men.
In other words, I pretty much see men as nothing but a headache ;)
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eskarina
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response 354 of 823:
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May 1 16:04 UTC 2002 |
I think its expensive to be dating, even if no one mooches. Cause you think
you're supposed to go out and do things, so you stop eating at home, and you
go to a movie, and you buy a new outfit for the date or *whatever*.
I find it interesting that people who make comments about romantic
relationships often gear them towards an entire gender. As though your dating
pool was everyone with the right chromosomes.
Of course, I guess the alternative is to be like me and talk about specific
people and specific acts, which lands itself pretty firmly in gossip territory
all too often... :)
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jazz
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response 355 of 823:
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May 1 19:18 UTC 2002 |
Seeing someone period is expensive. Gotta factor in gifts, birthday
and anniversary parties, vacations you wouldn't take if you weren't with
someone, and everything.
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michaela
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response 356 of 823:
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May 1 19:35 UTC 2002 |
I'll third that. I've never eaten out so much in my life. Bleh.
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mooncat
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response 357 of 823:
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May 1 19:47 UTC 2002 |
Even if you're not eating out and one person is cooking- that person
still ends up spending more for food than they would if they were
cooking for themselves. At least I'm told this, I don't cook...
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void
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response 358 of 823:
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May 1 20:24 UTC 2002 |
Grimaldi's gf dumps him after five months and he *puts his fist through
a wall*? Is this really someone who should be a state trooper?
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slynne
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response 359 of 823:
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May 1 20:28 UTC 2002 |
Well, better a wall than her face or something.
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keesan
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response 360 of 823:
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May 1 20:56 UTC 2002 |
I am surprised that Grimaldi did not catch on sooner, or make the decision
on his own. I hope the real true love is just around the corner.
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jep
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response 361 of 823:
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May 1 21:39 UTC 2002 |
I find I understand where grimaldi's coming from pretty well. I
imagine almost any time there's a breakup, it's one person's idea and
the other person is surprised and/or hurt. It does hurt; it hurts a
lot.
It's definitely better to hit a wall than a person, for sure. Good
choice.
Grimaldi, hang in there. It *could* be worse. (See the divorce item.
I've got kids.) It doesn't seem like it when it's happening, though.
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scott
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response 362 of 823:
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May 1 21:43 UTC 2002 |
Better a fist through the wall than bottle it up for the next confrontation
with a suspect.
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grimaldi
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response 363 of 823:
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May 1 22:15 UTC 2002 |
Thanks scott.. as for being a potential state trooper, yes void... we take
pride in our physical prowess.. but I'm smarter than you may think and I'd
only knock down a suspect if my life or someone elses in danger... Walls and
punching bags make good targets.. I didnt have a punching bag handy.. most
of my stuff has been moved out of my dorm room
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michaela
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response 364 of 823:
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May 1 22:25 UTC 2002 |
Re: back there - cooking for two is still cheaper than eating out. Trust
me... :)
(Well, I guess it depends on what you cook and where you go to eat, but
generally, it's cheaper to stay in).
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lowclass
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response 365 of 823:
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May 1 23:01 UTC 2002 |
And, he kept a lid on his physical display of anger until he was alone.
THere's plenty of "men" who would have done so in her presense, and used that
anger to intimidate a significant other of the female persuasion.
I doubt he's perfect. But he's much better than plenty...
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grimaldi
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response 366 of 823:
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May 1 23:14 UTC 2002 |
Wow.. backers..not something I have very often. Thanks guys... least things
are clarified.. we're still social.. I don't have to be happy... But guess
it's for the best.. Not gonna convince someone who won't be convinced... Got
music and friends I can hang with and I plan on going out and celebrating my
graduation tonight.. :> a day or two early
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beeswing
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response 367 of 823:
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May 2 04:40 UTC 2002 |
Mega sugar binge this week... burp. Blech.
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jaklumen
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response 368 of 823:
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May 2 09:56 UTC 2002 |
well, I just came in, grimmie, and I support ya too. Seriously. It
is better to take out your anger and aggression on something
inanimate, when you are relatively alone, than showing anger publicly
and on someone.
I have been there, and Julie will confirm this. I got really mad with
her, if I remember right-- or the situation at hand, and I told her I
needed to be in the bedroom, alone. I took a clock she had and put a
dent into the wall. *sigh* I shouldn't have done it, because it was
a good wind-up clock, and you can't find many of those anymore.
Everything requires batteries.
IBB morning was bad. Julie went to DSHS for a foodstamp review..
damn, I wish she hadn't mentioned the self-employment I'm doing,
because the paperwork for self-employment is *always* a bitch. We'll
figure it out, but damn, I am tired of being poor.
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void
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response 369 of 823:
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May 2 14:52 UTC 2002 |
If grimaldi thinks punching walls is just fine, then it's not gonna be a
real big step for him to move to punching people. He needs to get a
handle on that before he gets his badge.
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lynne
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response 370 of 823:
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May 2 15:15 UTC 2002 |
<sighs and considers adding void to her twit filter>
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edina
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response 371 of 823:
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May 2 15:31 UTC 2002 |
Oh for Christs sake.
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slynne
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response 372 of 823:
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May 2 16:10 UTC 2002 |
Hahaha. That is funny.
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jep
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response 373 of 823:
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May 2 16:11 UTC 2002 |
Void shouldn't be added to anyone's twit filter. Nevertheless, she's
wrong on this one. There's a great deal of difference between punching
an object and hitting a person. Grimaldi did *nothing* wrong from his
description.
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flem
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response 374 of 823:
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May 2 16:19 UTC 2002 |
Void probably thinks that I'm a menace to society, too, because I play violent
video games. And, y'know, it's such a small step to go from shooting online
avatars of other people to that meatspace shooting spree.
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