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one of the dangers of having a pair of scissors in the bathroom is that you're that much more inclined to cut your own hair after getting out of the shower.

eeek
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mulhollanddrive:
yeah, blowing money on books and records is much more justifiable than hookers, guns, and betting on cockfights! careful with those scissors! it's true that hair DOES grow back, but can look pretty fucked up in the process. how's tacoma these days? i used to live in seattle. we used to go to tacoma to go record shopping. they had some great shops...most of which closed, i believe. i'm serious, young man: scissors, kitchen drawer, on the double!
invisigirl:
i'm no stranger to the self-induced haircut nightmare. that's just trouble.

yeah, the first few EBTG albums are my favorites, the stuff with the disco beat kinda bugs me sometimes...
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y'know... i've yet to meet a blonde-haired keith... wtf?
jivesucka52:
I knew a blonde haired keith when I was young or maybe he had light brown hair. Hmm...Weird actually...Why do you want to meet a blonde-haired Keith?
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being broke is one of the greatest diets ever... frown
les:
you are correct. I've lost a few pounds that way.
All though, being broke can also work against you, because then you can only afford junk food.
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going between playfully philosophical and frustrated today... great combo. puke
jjay:
sounds like fun don't forget to take a Flinstone Vitamine
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definitely an amazing day.

talked with a certain teacher yesterday, and made plans to go on a walk/hike this morning. however, after some unforseen events, the meeting was delayed until noon. however, she demanded that we go to lunch... and who am i to deny such a thing? i have little doubt that we'd still be talking now if she hadn't needed to go pick...
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back from camping. definitely good times. lots 'o pictures. lots 'o bug bites. now, if only i could camp out for the entire summer...
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feeling contemplative this morning.

having been uncharacteristically up for two hours already (it being 7:30), i've equally read and thought quite a bit.

looking forward to going camping.

really, really, really need to make it out to the cabin sometime soon. unfortunately, everyone else in the family (and our family friends) thinks the same... so hardly ever any time to truly be alone up there....
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maeda:
that is amazing to hear. such power in your memories.
elan:
You write beautifully. Thankyou for sharing such a powerful story with us. I remember the first feeling after my father had passed on from cancer and it was relief. Relief that he would suffer no more.

thanks.
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just found a bunch of solo breaks from bernie perdue and mike clark (e.g. james brown, aretha franklin, herbie hancock...). and, in the mindset of do-well, i offered to burn a bunch of them for a friend who's been learning to play the drums. he is quite happy.

in other news, i'm still in love with 'tub scene'...

preparations have begun for the trip this...
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I wouldn't mind working for a email spam factory... I'd get to write shit like this allllllll day:

"Did she have a headache AGAIN? Forget about aspirin, she needs the Female Viagra! This revolutionary cream is taking the world by storm. Find out how you can reclaim your sex-life of your twenties"

Though, I have to say, the best yet was "He take me ze...
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cake1:
bring the camera camping!
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i'd forgotten just how much time one can spend on finessing one's site...

"but one more pixel to the left might make it perfect..."

"but that color doesn't balance with that one..."

"what text is simple enough, yet not courier?"

"why am I DOING THIS???"

"what time is it?"

... bok

i really like the chicken
johnnyvonbondie:
bok

jesse
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there's always something tragic about finishing a good book... kind of like camp relationships, actually... you KNOW it's going to end, but you ignore it... and you do fine at ignoring it until the final pages, when there's no balance between the spine of the book, when you start to think 'oh, yeah, i suppose this would be a good place for an ending'...

okay,...
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One of the things I enjoyed the most about reading psychology papers was that a lot of the papers had their typical dry, self-indulgent airy academic rambling... but, tucked between the lines, was clearly written: we're all fucked.

we all have our neurosis... we all have our habits that we're ashamed of, but will never quit... we all have psychological quirks that any sane person...
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