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24 Jan 2016, 1:04 am

AuroraBorealisGazer wrote:
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Sorry - misread that "to not be a murderer"

But keep in mind, not all people are bad - Don't have a jaded view of people. Just be cautious and wary.


I'm not jaded; I keep an opened mind but I am still realistic about what outcomes can be expected.


Good Aurora :)


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24 Jan 2016, 1:31 am

These are the pills that I've been speaking in riddles about. Three weeks ago, I've read that John Banner (Schultz) died of an abdominal hemerage on his 63rd Birthday. I've figured that if I could get down to 170 lbs (the weight that Mick Avory roughly was in the Summer of 1964 in the quickest way possible) that I could avoid experiencing the same unfortunate fate. I've given myself "the burns" that vickyglight's son experiences, Depression, Anxiety and Psychosis. I'm a hot mess right now - pardon the pun. Just think Ray Davies doubled in weight - on the other hand, never mind....I'll just leave it to the imagination. I don't hate myself in general (I like that word) - but I hate myself for taking these ruddy pills! I've only taken them for seven days. One of my friends, Dean asked me if the diet pills were having an effect on my Paxil and Risperedone. I confessed that they were. I put the rest of those funny pills on the antique stereo system down stairs. After watching two episodes of Mama's Family, I took a look to see if they were taken. They were. It makes me warm inside that I've made a fitness buff happy with free diet pills that night. I still don't wish to be cured of my autism, even though I do have more problems than half of the people here at Stalag 13 - I mean WP. The scary thing is that I'm still a little too good at the tasks I do at the bank, even when I'm going through this. I function really well at work, but I'm skittish around certain people along the sidewalks. I wish I could fall asleep and not wake up until my pills start working again.

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24 Jan 2016, 1:36 am

And I'm spent..........ZZZZZZZZzzzzzzzzzzz


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24 Jan 2016, 1:48 am

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Arrgh, people turning on taps with really greasy hands to wash their hands then leaving grease all over the spindle is one of my pet hates! One of my OCD habits is to splash water over the spindle while I'm rinsing the soap off.


Strange - My ex-partner who had horrific OCD used to do the same thing - splash water over the tap handle.

Germ-wise, it does nothing and she knew that. She was WICKED SMART - molecular biologist - Sydney Uni - Graduated with honours and distinctions -

It just made her "feel" better


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24 Jan 2016, 1:54 am

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Arrgh, people turning on taps with really greasy hands to wash their hands then leaving grease all over the spindle is one of my pet hates! One of my OCD habits is to splash water over the spindle while I'm rinsing the soap off.


Strange - My ex-partner who had horrific OCD used to do the same thing - splash water over the tap handle.

Germ-wise, it does nothing and she knew that. She was WICKED SMART - molecular biologist - Sydney Uni - Graduated with honours and distinctions -

It just made her "feel" better



I have Pure O I'm smart too - And humble :)


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24 Jan 2016, 1:56 am

I tried to go to bed and my stomach started growling. I've made the mistake of not having my healthy snack of an apple or an orange this evening.


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24 Jan 2016, 2:00 am

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I tried to go to bed and my stomach started growling. I've made the mistake of not having my healthy snack of an apple or an orange this evening.



They would have done you good Cockney but I don't believe that is the cause of your upset tummy!


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24 Jan 2016, 2:08 am

Don't know if it's the cave, but I found a hidden cave today; hidden because I've walked past the damned thing several times already (it is well hidden).

A human can squeeze in the entrance; it opens up horizontally past the entrance and goes behind some rock walls and boulders. No real room to do anything vertically, but you could hide from the elements on your back/belly in it and store gear. No idea how far it goes in out of eyesight. Didn't have a flashlight with me.

When I popped my head in, butterflies flew out. So, I guess that's its name.

Butterfly Cave.



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24 Jan 2016, 2:11 am

^ Pictures?



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24 Jan 2016, 2:19 am

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^ Pictures?


Not today. I didn't pack the iPad (added more water to the messenger pack as it's quite hot).

Next time I head down to the creek I plan to take some (probably tomorrow).



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24 Jan 2016, 2:37 am

My Thoughts On Life (&*#$%)

I'VE EXPERIENCED ENOUGH OF HUMANS SWITCHING ME OFF THROUGHOUT MY LONG, EXPERIENCED LIFE THAT I DON'T REALLY GIVE A SH!T ANY MORE!!


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24 Jan 2016, 2:41 am

ImAnAspie wrote:
My Thoughts On Life (&*#$%)

I'VE EXPERIENCED ENOUGH OF HUMANS SWITCHING ME OFF THROUGHOUT MY LONG, EXPERIENCED LIFE THAT I DON'T REALLY GIVE A SH!T ANY MORE!!



Who needs 'em anyway!!


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24 Jan 2016, 2:44 am

ImAnAspie wrote:
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My Thoughts On Life (&*#$%)

I'VE EXPERIENCED ENOUGH OF HUMANS SWITCHING ME OFF THROUGHOUT MY LONG, EXPERIENCED LIFE THAT I DON'T REALLY GIVE A SH!T ANY MORE!!



Who needs 'em anyway!!



Stupid carbon based O2 breathers anyway!


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24 Jan 2016, 2:53 am

I'm certainly a waste of oxygen.
What do you mean people have switched off on you?


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24 Jan 2016, 2:54 am

AND, BY THE WAY! I WOULDN'T BE SEEN AS MAKING LOTS OF POSTS IF PEOPLE JOINED IN WITH ME - WHAT IS IT ABOUT ME? - PEOPLE ALWAYS LEAVE ME ALONE!


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