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26 Nov 2016, 9:33 pm

Attempted to slice the end off my finger with a very sharp piece of aluminium.
Luckily, it just took off a large portion of my fingernail.
Only, it's my typing finger and it's getting sore.


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26 Nov 2016, 9:36 pm

^! Ouch! :o

Weird things. :P


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26 Nov 2016, 9:45 pm

<looks at the keyboard> never been very good with typing. I'm not trying to make fun nor sarcasm of your wellbeing Raleigh, rather I've just never developed very good typing skills overall.


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26 Nov 2016, 10:25 pm

I wish my mum would just cut the apron strings, already. She was being a b***h because it took me a long time to get ready to be picked up and she was ready to break down the back door of my apartment building. She took one look at me in the car and said, "Please don't let it be one of those days!" I have some rebellious plans for when I get home, tomorrow. I'm going to skip church and paint pictures of hippies smoking weed and other things that hippies do. I'm going to put on my real German helmet and parade the streets for an hour. I'm going to look up cuss metal and listen to it on low for an hour as I paint more rebellious pictures and clean my place. I'll top it off with popcorn and a sugar free energy drink for lunch.


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26 Nov 2016, 10:28 pm

Yes.

Yes I do.



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26 Nov 2016, 10:30 pm

A lot of hippies enjoy a good shag.


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26 Nov 2016, 10:30 pm

Yes.

Yes they do.



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26 Nov 2016, 10:43 pm

Auntie Warren and Uncle Ina.


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26 Nov 2016, 10:53 pm

I hate cold weather. And that's saying a lot, since we barely get a winter in our tropical little town.

The only good thing about winter is Christmas. Everything may not be covered in snow and I don't think I could handle it being cold enough to snow. (I had a lot of breathing issues as a little kid, and it's not good for me to be in cold places) But everybody is so happy, the lights, the presents, the decorations, the music, just, ohh, I love it. ☆ :santa:


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26 Nov 2016, 11:28 pm

Christmas is wonderful. I picked out some makeup from Sephora that I want for Christmas. I tend to collect makeup, clothes, shoes and accessories.


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27 Nov 2016, 2:29 am

cathylynn wrote:
dcj123 wrote:
cathylynn wrote:
Froya wrote:
^....and yet you have the nerve to comment on my grammer.... :twisted:



grammar - am i on the hit list now?


* Grammar, am I on the hit list now?

fine motor skills problem makes hitting the shift key difficult. if e e cummings can do it, why can't i? i guess i AM on the hit list.

Ha ha... yes fantastic, I actually found out after writing that post that "grammar" isn't spelled with an "e" but I didn't care to correct it :mrgreen:



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27 Nov 2016, 2:45 am

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It amazed me how we spends tons of financial resources with the idea of one day travelling to the stars, however there is a place that has not been fully explored and is much closer to do such. The ocean of all place. From what I've read mankind has only explored overall maybe 5% of the total volume of all the ocean in the entire world. Through discovery there has been found living being living down at depths of 5miles or more below sea level which, would seem literally impossible given the oceanic pressure. Also for centuries now giant squid & octopus were considered to be mere myths & legends until the early 90's when carcasses of such showed up on coastal beaches of Nova Scotia.Anyways, my point is there is no way mankind has seen every damned thing nor classified all being living in the oceans, skies, land overall.

I find watching documentaries on deep sea life exiting. There is so many strange life formes down there. For example there is a fish species where the males only task in life is to find a female then bite her and hold on. Then he in time grows to be a part of her sharing her blood circulation, and he deliver a constant stream of sperm. One female can have several males "growing" on here 8O

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27 Nov 2016, 3:58 am

^ fun :D

not fun, going to get a new cable, off into the heavy-shopping-zone
omg, crowded, crowded, with only empty disabled parking-places, lots of them blues places, but not another in sight, huh, half the parking lot for disabled??? is that new for christmas shopping?
finally, in the store, blabla, i couldn't buy because no card :skull:



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27 Nov 2016, 4:16 am

^well, it's a little fun.. in the fact that after going through ALL of that stress.. turns out you had forgotten your card :P

it's a little fun for the reader (me), not fun for you, I know all about it!



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27 Nov 2016, 6:03 am

It's been a year now since my computer ever had a stable internet connection.

And it's more likely that I'll end up waiting for more than year before my household could ever afford to have one again. :lol:


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27 Nov 2016, 11:02 am

Froya wrote:
kazanscube wrote:
It amazed me how we spends tons of financial resources with the idea of one day travelling to the stars, however there is a place that has not been fully explored and is much closer to do such. The ocean of all place. From what I've read mankind has only explored overall maybe 5% of the total volume of all the ocean in the entire world. Through discovery there has been found living being living down at depths of 5miles or more below sea level which, would seem literally impossible given the oceanic pressure. Also for centuries now giant squid & octopus were considered to be mere myths & legends until the early 90's when carcasses of such showed up on coastal beaches of Nova Scotia.Anyways, my point is there is no way mankind has seen every damned thing nor classified all being living in the oceans, skies, land overall.

I find watching documentaries on deep sea life exiting. There is so many strange life formes down there. For example there is a fish species where the males only task in life is to find a female then bite her and hold on. Then he in time grows to be a part of her sharing her blood circulation, and he deliver a constant stream of sperm. One female can have several males "growing" on here 8O

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Interesting, I wonder how that works. I watched a documentary a long time ago, something like Alien Life On Earth or something, about the various life forms that live in what we would consider inhospitable places on Earth. I've also watched a few documentaries about dolphins which were fascinating. But only people with those interests, or those who enjoy learning in general, are ever curious enough to hear even a minute or two of details or to comment.

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^well, it's a little fun.. in the fact that after going through ALL of that stress.. turns out you had forgotten your card :P

it's a little fun for the reader (me), not fun for you, I know all about it!


So true. :) I've had those scatterbrained "senior moments" before, symptom of stress or just too much on my mind I think.

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It's been a year now since my computer ever had a stable internet connection.

And it's more likely that I'll end up waiting for more than year before my household could ever afford to have one again. :lol:

That sucks. Is that clunky tablet your main Internet device? Do you get Internet from hotspots or libraries or whatever?