My favorite futuristic Star Trek invention?
The Heisenberg Compensator.
Genius!
The Heisenberg Compensator.
Genius!
Tommorow promises to be a good day! E3 and good friends abound!
necia:
Ah, it happens. And no, it definitely wasn't intentional. I just got stupid for a second. Teach me to fuck with my bookmarks, I guess!
Hope all is well.
Hope all is well.
Well after a long string of "I'm just really busy right now's" I finally got the "I'm not looking for a relationship" lie, which I vastly prefer since it clearly indicates a lack of interest. I feel good for having tried, I guess I just need to learn how to try better. My two year dry streak continues! Lets go for three!
necia:
You're back! Wheredjya go?
In other news, it turns out I'm a major dork. I keep getting stood up but I keep trying anyway; I dunno whether I feel like an idiot or...well I guess I feel like an idiot. But I'll try again. /sigh
necia:
It's true; boobs are pretty sweet.
And who in the world would stand up a witty, charming man like yourself? Do these people know of all the good work you do with ramen addicts? They ought to be ashamed of themselves.
And who in the world would stand up a witty, charming man like yourself? Do these people know of all the good work you do with ramen addicts? They ought to be ashamed of themselves.
"There are no stupid questions."
I used to hate it when teachers said that, and I still loathe the sentiment because there are, in fact, stupid questions. Often times stupid people ask them, which is something one might expect. Let me offer up an example:
In class a teacher explained clearly a concept, let us say it was that 1+1 =2. He had a slide...
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I used to hate it when teachers said that, and I still loathe the sentiment because there are, in fact, stupid questions. Often times stupid people ask them, which is something one might expect. Let me offer up an example:
In class a teacher explained clearly a concept, let us say it was that 1+1 =2. He had a slide...
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necia:
So, wait--are there any stupid questions?
A-haha! . . .
How goes it?
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A-haha! . . .
How goes it?
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Well, glad to have that discussion out of my system, I believe I have sorted things out with my friend, and she at least respects if not agrees with my position. Bottom line, I am certainly an asshole, but when did I ever think I wasn't? 
I should really know better than to argue with a woman about the issue of rape. I know that she was being silly and naive, but it's a much more emotional issue than rational, and trying to imput logic into that situation only gets me into trouble.
The argument was essentially her perspective that women shouldn't have to censor themselves or their behavior (dress conservatively,...
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The argument was essentially her perspective that women shouldn't have to censor themselves or their behavior (dress conservatively,...
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It's irritating to have the ability to determine whether a girl is interested in someone else but not having the ability if a girl is interested in ones own self. Seriously irritating.
kelland:
At which point you smack her fiercely and throw soda in her face.
I've been watching old episodes of Kids in the Hall. So fucking funny!
otsu:
You are back! 
''This isn't to say that I spend every moment of my life in blissful rapture, just that as I stand here on the hill of perspective I can clearly see how fantastic my life has been.''
Can I keep this quote? it's very good.
''This isn't to say that I spend every moment of my life in blissful rapture, just that as I stand here on the hill of perspective I can clearly see how fantastic my life has been.''
Can I keep this quote? it's very good.
Life seems to be treating me well, a fact for which I am utterly grateful. Somehow no matter how thoroughly I screw things up people give me second chances when I ask for them.
I'm happy with my classes; for the first time in years I am actually reaching out to people and trying to make friends (and maybe more--2 years is a long time...
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I'm happy with my classes; for the first time in years I am actually reaching out to people and trying to make friends (and maybe more--2 years is a long time...
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kestrel:
Do you think you're better than me?
necia:
That's quite an awesome feeling.
Wow, I still have friends and stuff, after so long. Geez. Time to partake of some naked girlies & shtuff.
necia:
You're back! Yay!
necia:
And I don't think it's a religious thing.
I guess life off of the dry ramen is just hard. *sigh*
I guess life off of the dry ramen is just hard. *sigh*
Does it seem reasonable that I can still be miserable over someone I haven't seen in three years? I don't mean to say that I have been every second of every day since then; just that I have been on occasion, and am now.
It seems completely unreasonable to me =/
It seems completely unreasonable to me =/
necia:
Not at all unreasonable. Sometimes I think that the simple fact of not seeing those people makes it all the more reasonable, actually.
. . . I've been sitting here trying to articulate that further, but about five false starts have shown that it's probably not happening tonight . . .
But I do think that those situations of distance/absence are where feelings like that are at least the most possible, if not the most reasonable. It's the most understandable in situations like those, maybe, is what I'm getting at.
. . . I've been sitting here trying to articulate that further, but about five false starts have shown that it's probably not happening tonight . . .
But I do think that those situations of distance/absence are where feelings like that are at least the most possible, if not the most reasonable. It's the most understandable in situations like those, maybe, is what I'm getting at.