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My condolences to your friend's mom, FLMM.
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Things That Are Bothering You, Got You All Hibbeldy-Jibbeldy, or just downright pissed, RIGHT NOW!
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otc
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Not pissed off but more perplexed. Have the day off and caught the Lady Gaga thing on morning TV. Why are apparently 90% of her ardent fans either gay or fat chics?Originally Posted by Piobaire
They are the only people still clinging to her after the steaming **** pile she released this week (yeah, I bought it for a dollar off amazon). It is like she hired Katy Perry's people to compose it all. Her earlier stuff may have been poppy as **** but things like Just Dance were instantly catchy without knowing who the hell she was. If this new album came out under some unknown artist's name, it would definitely fall flat. The gay guys are happy they got an album named after an anthem to them (even though it sucks) and the fat chicks probably just misinterpret "born this way" as a good excuse for them to stay fat.
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They are the only people still clinging to her after the steaming **** pile she released this week (yeah, I bought it for a dollar off amazon). It is like she hired Katy Perry's people to compose it all. Her earlier stuff may have been poppy as **** but things like Just Dance were instantly catchy without knowing who the hell she was. If this new album came out under some unknown artist's name, it would definitely fall flat.Originally Posted by otc
The gay guys are happy they got an album named after an anthem to them (even though it sucks) and the fat chicks probably just misinterpret "born this way" as a good excuse for them to stay fat.
Ah. Not a fran/follower so mystified. There was a huge contingent of "bear" types with little ears like cat ears. And a bunch of badly dressed fat chics. Happy they have a champion I guess.
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I'm drafting an Opposition to a pleading I was anticipating the other side would file on Tuesday. (They requested an extension of time to file until Tuesday.) The Opposition is due seven days after service of the pleading. The other side decides to file its pleading today, four days early. Looks like I'll be in the office on Monday.
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sorry to hear it, rodney. bad stuff.
there's a lot on my plate, but stuff like that makes you stop for a minute. yesterday we got a scare with the father-in-law, who was rushed to the hospital with what was looking like it could have been a heart attack or something. fortunately looks like it was just heat exhaustion but they're still running tests.
this is all in the middle of fighting over our wedding, a broken-down auto, both of us crushed at work, a minor scheduling crisis with our engagement party, a home closing (that got delayed a week)...
...but it's all good in the end. we're happy, alive, there's plenty to be thankful for.
there's a lot on my plate, but stuff like that makes you stop for a minute. yesterday we got a scare with the father-in-law, who was rushed to the hospital with what was looking like it could have been a heart attack or something. fortunately looks like it was just heat exhaustion but they're still running tests.
this is all in the middle of fighting over our wedding, a broken-down auto, both of us crushed at work, a minor scheduling crisis with our engagement party, a home closing (that got delayed a week)...
...but it's all good in the end. we're happy, alive, there's plenty to be thankful for.
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this is all in the middle of fighting over our wedding, a broken-down auto, both of us crushed at work, a minor scheduling crisis with our engagement party, a home closing (that got delayed a week)...Originally Posted by Douglas
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planning the wedding is the most stressful part of being married. good luck
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sorry to hear it, rodney. bad stuff.Originally Posted by Douglas
there's a lot on my plate, but stuff like that makes you stop for a minute. yesterday we got a scare with the father-in-law, who was rushed to the hospital with what was looking like it could have been a heart attack or something. fortunately looks like it was just heat exhaustion but they're still running tests.
this is all in the middle of fighting over our wedding, a broken-down auto, both of us crushed at work, a minor scheduling crisis with our engagement party, a home closing (that got delayed a week)...
...but it's all good in the end. we're happy, alive, there's plenty to be thankful for.
its a rough patch for sure but you seem to have a lot of great things going on in your life, you'll pull through it.
This Bolivian Jungle Flu that I picked up just WILL NOT GO AWAY. ****. Now it seems that my Memorial Day weekend is going to be screwed too.Originally Posted by Rambo
did this start after wed morning by any chance?
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This Bolivian Jungle Flu that I picked up just WILL NOT GO AWAY. ****. Now it seems that my Memorial Day weekend is going to be screwed too.Originally Posted by Rambo
When were you in Bolivia?
did this start after wed morning by any chance?Originally Posted by in stitches
This Wed or last Wed? I've had this since last Thur, felt better by this Wed, went out and did a whole bunch of **** on Wed that I needed to catch up on, and then it hit me again Wed night.
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This Wed or last Wed? I've had this since last Thur, felt better by this Wed, went out and did a whole bunch of **** on Wed that I needed to catch up on, and then it hit me again Wed night.Originally Posted by Rambo
any of the ones after your ramboaning sessions?
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