R.J.
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I'm so happy for you, Jason! So happy you're happy.Rad
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Hugs from me to you.Rad :smile:P.S. I'm not a straight guy, BTW.
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My guess is Shakespeare.BUT. If Des just made that up, I wouldn't be surprised.
:lol:Come on, Des. Admit it.:lol:Rad -
Ah, the humor. There is only one EleCivil. And as much as I'd want to be his prophet, my sense of humor is only a fraction of a fraction of a fraction... well you get it.Hehe... I missed my first chance to vote (which was last year [2007] here in the Philippines). I'd make sure mine would also be the first ballot cast on 2010.
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Sorry for being a little off topic.. but when I read the title, it kind of had a tune with it. Just sing it to the tune of "All Out of Love.""... I'm all out of flour. I'm so lost without you..."Hehe.. sorry, Jason. :blush:You know, sometimes, the best thing in being an adult is being able to make a mistake once in a while. You're the only one who can really judge yourself with what happened.What happened, anyway?
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I'm very much happy for you, Maddy! You have a great vacation.Rad
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Enough about the milk. What about that gig?
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Haha... and just how did you know?
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The stories here actually make being a vampire cool, so on that note, I'd like to be a vampire! Bite me, someone! :lol:Rad
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At least some of us are still writing.
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:lol:Vote Wisely.
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IF I would not get out of bed tomorrow, I'll get fired.And yeah, there would probably be a new short story from me (or a new chapter for a novel) if I wouldn't get out of bed (or the house) in any day.Rad
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I don't know how to thank you guys. Let's just say that this has been one of my most trying times so far (after being outed to my parents), and you guys are there. Thanks for that.A has posted questions that made me curious. About myself. I mean, asking myself what makes me get out of the bed these days didn't go over well. I get out of bed because I have to. I have to go to work. That made me feel like I'm just an automaton. Most of the time, I do what others require of me, and the only way I make time for myself is surfing the net (and sleeping, if it counts). It doesn't feel good not having a reason and just letting myself get blown wherever the wind blows.Anyway, I realized that I do work for a reason: I want to go back to school. And even though that's not looking good right now, it's still a reason. It just hurts when I have to give up a dream. I feel like I've already given up so much because of the circumstances I'd been under.Anyway, sorry for being a soapbox^^.Rad
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I don't think I could say anything witty enough, so I'd just say that that was very funny, Des, AS ALWAYS!Rad
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I love you, Trab!!! There's always a reason I thought this was a perfect place to post this entry. I love hearing what you guys think; you guys are great thinkers!
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Internet arms? Great one, Trab! Actually, it's what is not written in the fine print that's got me feeling bad. It's the atmosphere. The job itself. I don't feel happy there, and that is what mostly kept me in my previous jobs until the contract ended - I had felt happy there.And I'm getting there, your raccoonship. I plan to make my life the way I want it. I have a plan, and one of the first things I going to do is eliminate the obstacles (or some of it... hehe). Or make a detourand leave the obstacles be. I didn't know we like something in common: I want to live in London too! Don't envy me, Eric. Hehe. It's not that I never blame myself. I know when I'm wrong, so I know when I am to be blamed. There are just some stuff that happened and I'm sometimes confused with it all. It's all about happiness for me. I can't work if I don't feel that. Working without that is like rubbing salt on wound for me. Anyway, like you said, at least I have a job. But I'm not going to settle with that reason.. hehe. I don't do at-least's. I like solid reasons.
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Hey, Eric. Join Men's Health Philippines. I'm a member. Here's the link:MH/PH. It's not gay though.. hehe.. and there are no pictures. Just tips and lots of other forum stuff. You'll enjoy yourself. I've been MIA there for two months already, I think. But I'm quite popular
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Great post, as usual. You've got great workmates too, Mr. USA. :D
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I don't think I would've done the same thing. That was a great decision, Jason. If you're not doing fine right now, I hope you'll be later.Rad
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Um, Des, is that the way Aussies pronounce it with their accent?Pagan....Pay -gains -
Hey Maddy, hugs for you from me.Rad
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I like that. I'd probably do that myself.RadTo learn to trust the right people (slip ups allowed)
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I'm sure the giggling (or the drooling) is about what the onlookers wouldn't dare avert their eyes from.
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We're all guys. We know what we do when we're single.
Ah, the humor. There is only one EleCivil. And as much as I'd want to be his prophet, my sense of humor is only a fraction of a fraction of a fraction... well you get it.Hehe... I missed my first chance to vote (which was last year [2007] here in the Philippines). I'd make sure mine would also be the first ballot cast on 2010.
:lol:Vote Wisely.
You'll find no shallow people there and enjoy an intelligent conversation.Scan to donate
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in DesDownunder's Blog
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What do I know about 1964? There's really an unfair advantage here. Hmph.