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Beyond the Grave wrote:

WHATCHA GONNA DO WHEN A HAPPY BTG RUNS WILD ON YOU?!!

My Hulk Hogan shirt arrived today. I've been wanting to get one for 16 years and now I have one. It was well worth the wait.

I'll probably just fall over. I.. can't move.
Stupid spinning class...

Stupid me for signing up for at least 12 more classes of it.

I seriously can't see that happening.

SR, I can't imagine you wearing tights, sitting on a fake bike in a large room full of mirrors, surrounded by 40-something year old women who are trying to one up their husband's secretaries, while a large, muscular gay man yells at you and trans-funk techno plays in teh background.

I seriously can't see that happening.

I don't know why, but I've got a blistering headache right now.

It's not like that. It was more like me in a pair of basketball shorts, surrounded by semi-cute girls my age (yes ramrod, I will ask them out for you) and a couple guys my age, sitting on fake bikes (no mirrors in the room) while a very cute, very energetic girl (she said no, ramrod) shouted encouraging things at us with rock music in the background.

StrongRad wrote:

Actually Raddy, all you need to do is get one to say "hi" ti him and he will be on her like a glove. Yeah, he's that pathetic.

I'm upset. I figured I'd try out for my school's drama club, because I love to (overre)act. I placed my bottom in one of the many uncomfortable auditorium chairs that are too small to be in an American middle school; anxiously awaiting some awesome news. There were nearly 75 other 7th and 8th graders there.

And then I find out it's some bullcrap musical. The auditions are going to be based off of how well you can sing and dance, and acting is almost completely unnecessary. My thoughts: this is DRAMA club, not freaking song and dance club.

Bugkiss wrote:

Musicals require just as much acting talent as regular plays. Perhaps more.
I'd be upset too though, because I can't sing or dance.

Well, I'm a bit scared of how common that Staph infection is becoming. Especially how close to home it is.

nintendogs123 wrote:

Well, I'm a bit scared of how common that Staph infection is becoming. Especially how close to home it is.

I keep telling you to go see a doctor. If anything, just go to make sure you don't have this.

Author:	Droideka [ Thu Oct 18, 2007 3:13 am ]
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Beyond the Grave wrote: WHATCHA GONNA DO WHEN A HAPPY BTG RUNS WILD ON YOU?!! Get in a bunker. And hide. I feel tired. I walked about 6 miles today. I wonder how long it will take before I'm down to 160 pounds.

Author:	Choc-o-Lardiac Arrest [ Thu Oct 18, 2007 3:30 am ]
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StrongRad wrote: Beyond the Grave wrote: WHATCHA GONNA DO WHEN A HAPPY BTG RUNS WILD ON YOU?!! My Hulk Hogan shirt arrived today. I've been wanting to get one for 16 years and now I have one. It was well worth the wait. I'll probably just fall over. I.. can't move. Stupid spinning class... Stupid me for signing up for at least 12 more classes of it. SR, I can't imagine you wearing tights, sitting on a fake bike in a large room full of mirrors, surrounded by 40-something year old women who are trying to one up their husband's secretaries, while a large, muscular gay man yells at you and trans-funk techno plays in teh background. I seriously can't see that happening.

Author:	ramrod [ Thu Oct 18, 2007 3:45 am ]
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Choc-o-Lardiac Arrest wrote: I seriously can't see that happening. I can. And seriously, it's hilarious.

Author:	Shadowfox [ Thu Oct 18, 2007 3:50 am ]
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I'm feeling rather dizzy right now. Ugh...

Author:	Ninti [ Thu Oct 18, 2007 4:00 am ]
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Choc-o-Lardiac Arrest wrote: SR, I can't imagine you wearing tights, sitting on a fake bike in a large room full of mirrors, surrounded by 40-something year old women who are trying to one up their husband's secretaries, while a large, muscular gay man yells at you and trans-funk techno plays in teh background. I seriously can't see that happening. I can. It is in my nightmares every night.

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Author:	Acekirby [ Thu Oct 18, 2007 4:17 am ]
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I don't know why, but I've got a blistering headache right now.

Author:	this-guy [ Thu Oct 18, 2007 10:05 am ]
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Acekirby wrote: I don't know why, but I've got a blistering headache right now. Me too, except it's not blistering.

Author:	netzen [ Thu Oct 18, 2007 2:56 pm ]
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Choc-o-Lardiac Arrest wrote: SR, I can't imagine you wearing tights, sitting on a fake bike in a large room full of mirrors, surrounded by 40-something year old women who are trying to one up their husband's secretaries, while a large, muscular gay man yells at you and trans-funk techno plays in teh background. I seriously can't see that happening. The most hilarious mental pic ever?

Author:	StrongRad [ Thu Oct 18, 2007 4:38 pm ]
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Choc-o-Lardiac Arrest wrote: SR, I can't imagine you wearing tights, sitting on a fake bike in a large room full of mirrors, surrounded by 40-something year old women who are trying to one up their husband's secretaries, while a large, muscular gay man yells at you and trans-funk techno plays in teh background. I seriously can't see that happening. It's not like that. It was more like me in a pair of basketball shorts, surrounded by semi-cute girls my age (yes ramrod, I will ask them out for you) and a couple guys my age, sitting on fake bikes (no mirrors in the room) while a very cute, very energetic girl (she said no, ramrod) shouted encouraging things at us with rock music in the background.

Author:	Homerun Starrer [ Thu Oct 18, 2007 4:55 pm ]
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StrongRad wrote: It's not like that. It was more like me in a pair of basketball shorts, surrounded by semi-cute girls my age (yes ramrod, I will ask them out for you) and a couple guys my age, sitting on fake bikes (no mirrors in the room) while a very cute, very energetic girl (she said no, ramrod) shouted encouraging things at us with rock music in the background. Lawl.

Author:	Didymus [ Thu Oct 18, 2007 4:57 pm ]
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Lousy. I've been having really bad headaches lately, and the only thing that seems to help is Tylenol PM. Unfortunately, while it certainly helps with the pain, it leaves me feeling tired and groggy the next day. Also, I think my Compy is about to die. About half the time, when I turn it on, it hangs during the load up process (and that's regardless of whether it's doing a full boot or coming out of hibernate). I think the video card may be going bad on me, but I have no way of being certain. I've also been told it may be bad memory. The simple truth is, this computer is not long for this world. So I can spend half a fortune (which I don't have) to keep it running a little longer, or I can spend a whole fortune (which I definitely don't have) to get a new one.

Author:	ikwaylx [ Thu Oct 18, 2007 6:10 pm ]
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I'm feeling great, I got a whole week off school now.

Author:	ramrod [ Thu Oct 18, 2007 6:29 pm ]
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StrongRad wrote: It's not like that. It was more like me in a pair of basketball shorts, surrounded by semi-cute girls my age (yes ramrod, I will ask them out for you) and a couple guys my age, sitting on fake bikes (no mirrors in the room) while a very cute, very energetic girl (she said no, ramrod) shouted encouraging things at us with rock music in the background. You're my new best friend now Rad.

Author:	Beardo [ Thu Oct 18, 2007 6:31 pm ]
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I'm pretyy happy right now, I got a drive home from school and I got 101% on a math test.

Author:	Chekt [ Thu Oct 18, 2007 9:53 pm ]
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Angry. I was supposed to go to a rockin' cool concert in a month with a bunch of friends, and this girl said that she would buy the tickets before they sold out as long as we would pay her back. But she never bought them because her boyfriend didn't want go. And she didn't even tell us that she didn't buy them in time for us to get tickets of our own. So now, the only tickets left are really, really crappy ones. She ruined it for everyone else just because her fruitcake boyfriend didn't want to go. >:O

Author:	Capt. Ido Nos [ Thu Oct 18, 2007 10:01 pm ]
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BLAST IT ALL!! SO I have a big outline due next monday. I'm currently in fall break, taking my homework pace slow but steady. I'd planned on getting on the Library database and accessing the journals on there as my sources for some general research for this outline. Turns out, you can only access it while on the school network (which I'm five hours away from) or by using the school's dial-up method (which i don't know how to use). Now I need to call the helpdesk and figure this out so I have a decent grade for my spec mind class (which will probably be my only grade higher than a C this midterm).

Author:	ChickenLeg [ Thu Oct 18, 2007 10:08 pm ]
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Kind of meh. I have the second half of Midterms tomorrow, and I have to read Dracula for tomorrow. I think the due date for reading up to that point was moved to Monday, but I want to finish what I need to finish now. There's also an art project due Wednesday. For some reason, I feel indifferent about going to my sister's. I don't know why. I love going over. I guess it's still way too distant in the future to get excited about. Which is tomorrow. But I'll probably have to do some of the project there, if I do go. My mom is making me do this list of things I have to do before, including cleaning my room. However, I can't let any of the rabbits near the portfolio, or else they might chew through it and chew up my art. Which I worked over two weeks on. Also, I still need to come up with a feasible story to tell my parents about the mail I'm getting next week or so. Or I can tell the truth. But then I'd be banned from the Interwebs for quite some time. Or not. I have no idea what they care about what I do for anything.

Author:	Anxious Usagi-chan [ Fri Oct 19, 2007 12:07 am ]
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I feel somewhat disappointed, since my Computer's Headphones broke a few minutes ago... ;~;

Author:	Beyond the Grave [ Thu Oct 18, 2007 6:32 pm ]
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StrongRad wrote: It's not like that. It was more like me in a pair of basketball shorts, surrounded by semi-cute girls my age (yes ramrod, I will ask them out for you) and a couple guys my age, sitting on fake bikes (no mirrors in the room) while a very cute, very energetic girl (she said no, ramrod) shouted encouraging things at us with rock music in the background. Actually Raddy, all you need to do is get one to say "hi" ti him and he will be on her like a glove. Yeah, he's that pathetic.

Author:	Bugkiss [ Thu Oct 18, 2007 8:06 pm ]
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I'm upset. I figured I'd try out for my school's drama club, because I love to (overre)act. I placed my bottom in one of the many uncomfortable auditorium chairs that are too small to be in an American middle school; anxiously awaiting some awesome news. There were nearly 75 other 7th and 8th graders there. And then I find out it's some bullcrap musical. The auditions are going to be based off of how well you can sing and dance, and acting is almost completely unnecessary. My thoughts: this is DRAMA club, not freaking song and dance club.

Author:	ramrod [ Thu Oct 18, 2007 8:28 pm ]
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Beyond the Grave wrote: StrongRad wrote: It's not like that. It was more like me in a pair of basketball shorts, surrounded by semi-cute girls my age (yes ramrod, I will ask them out for you) and a couple guys my age, sitting on fake bikes (no mirrors in the room) while a very cute, very energetic girl (she said no, ramrod) shouted encouraging things at us with rock music in the background. Actually Raddy, all you need to do is get one to say "hi" ti him and he will be on her like a glove. Yeah, he's that pathetic. You're darn right I am! Wait....

Author:	STupendous7 [ Thu Oct 18, 2007 9:45 pm ]
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I'm feeling pretty good. I got my school done, and I don't have school tomorrow. Yay for youth retreats that allow your parents to let you have the day off!

Author:	netzen [ Thu Oct 18, 2007 10:59 pm ]
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Bugkiss wrote: I'm upset. I figured I'd try out for my school's drama club, because I love to (overre)act. I placed my bottom in one of the many uncomfortable auditorium chairs that are too small to be in an American middle school; anxiously awaiting some awesome news. There were nearly 75 other 7th and 8th graders there. And then I find out it's some bullcrap musical. The auditions are going to be based off of how well you can sing and dance, and acting is almost completely unnecessary. My thoughts: this is DRAMA club, not freaking song and dance club. Musicals require just as much acting talent as regular plays. Perhaps more. I'd be upset too though, because I can't sing or dance.

Author:	Beardo [ Fri Oct 19, 2007 12:00 am ]
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netzen wrote: Bugkiss wrote: I'm upset. I figured I'd try out for my school's drama club, because I love to (overre)act. I placed my bottom in one of the many uncomfortable auditorium chairs that are too small to be in an American middle school; anxiously awaiting some awesome news. There were nearly 75 other 7th and 8th graders there. And then I find out it's some bullcrap musical. The auditions are going to be based off of how well you can sing and dance, and acting is almost completely unnecessary. My thoughts: this is DRAMA club, not freaking song and dance club. Musicals require just as much acting talent as regular plays. Perhaps more. I'd be upset too though, because I can't sing or dance. Speaking of musicals, I'm pumped for my audition on Thursday. I have to sing "Beauty School Dropout" and then read some lines. There's only four or five other guys trying out, and one of them is my friend who can't sing, so I'm feeling confident I'll get a good part.

Author:	Ninti [ Fri Oct 19, 2007 12:05 am ]
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Well, I'm a bit scared of how common that Staph infection is becoming. Especially how close to home it is.

Author:	Duecex2 [ Fri Oct 19, 2007 12:13 am ]
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Kind of bad, my great grandma is in the hospital. : /

Author:	Didymus [ Fri Oct 19, 2007 12:48 am ]
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nintendogs123 wrote: Well, I'm a bit scared of how common that Staph infection is becoming. Especially how close to home it is. 1. Lysol 2. Hand Sanitizer.

Author:	this-guy [ Fri Oct 19, 2007 12:51 am ]
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nintendogs123 wrote: Well, I'm a bit scared of how common that Staph infection is becoming. Especially how close to home it is. My mum thinks I have it. I don't. I'm ███ed off. Not only at that, but also at the fact that we're not getting a Mac.

Author:	Acekirby [ Fri Oct 19, 2007 1:38 am ]
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nintendogs123 wrote: Well, I'm a bit scared of how common that Staph infection is becoming. Especially how close to home it is. I keep telling you to go see a doctor. If anything, just go to make sure you don't have this.

Author:	ramrod [ Fri Oct 19, 2007 1:47 am ]
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Acekirby wrote: nintendogs123 wrote: Well, I'm a bit scared of how common that Staph infection is becoming. Especially how close to home it is. I keep telling you to go see a doctor. If anything, just go to make sure you don't have this. Seriously, listen to the Ace. Always err on the side of safety.

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