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figmentation:
quote that I interupted my roomies with first thing in the fucking morning. "where's wiggle?"
n8tvegrl:
kiss
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palindrome:
Since I've been accepted into your odd group sometime between early this morning and this morning when got up, I assume you made it home okay? Everyone was worried... confused
palindrome:
Good.

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the_green_monk:
Thanks for the ego boost but I'm actually quite stupid.
I just know how to project an image of compitance and understanding.

Some people see this as a form of "magick". wink

Drinks good. biggrin

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baudot:
Akiko-chan is her (the car's) name.
Yes, my car has a name.

A friend of mine named hers "Smurfette".
(She got the royal blue insight.)
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not everyone can be wigglefree

it's an anti-origy of ego thing
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turin:
dude... I think you broke your journal.



what's with the blankness, you leaving again?
palindrome:
Your new profile pic makes me want to hemorrhage from the eye.

I do, however, see your point.

wink
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Sticker Campaign - late might ramblings

So I'm on a roll. Board on a Saturday night, hitting all the grocery stores with in a nine-mile radius of my home. 5 of them are safeways. As much as I try to keep "Earth Wind and Fire" in my head, bustn' the jams, I start to realize I'm in safeway. I feel sterilized and start to wonder...
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palindrome:
Silly boy, there are girls too. You picked the wrong one!
shocked
holden_caulfield:
Intercoms fucking drive me mad! I worked in an office inside a GM plant/engineering center once and I could have sworn that damn thing was taking over my mind!
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palindrome:
I'm confused. I think I prefer my state of ignorance anyway, as male gentalia has never really been my specialty. I read the damn thing twice, anyway.

I can't deal with being the only one not in on the joke..
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turin:
...and then there's the blinding homo rainbow...
blackguarding:
I worked with a guy in Oklahoma with CP for years. He was 29 at the time with a mental age of 8 or so. But he didn't seem to really know what he was missing. He just loved life. I almost envied him sometimes.

But ya, that is sad that doctors couldn't have had their shit together.