Fallenfromgrace
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fieryjen said:I think it's adorable. I'd ramble worse, trust me.
stop making me
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stop making me
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Sexy_Angel
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I need some good, hard sex!!!! 
RedHairedandFriendly
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I have for the longest time, but the girls at work conned me into it. lolfieryjen said:I'm sorry I can't help.Myspace is something I stay far, far away from.
Note to my jaw: Stop cracking.
I figured it out.
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Unrelated:
Sometimes I really fucking despise all this. I get so tired of it all, I don't want to deal with her anymore. I guess you're worth all this anguish, but damn, couldn't you have come with a little less baggage?
It makes me want to curl up under my blanket and hide from the world. Sorry I'm bitchy, but that's just how I feel when I'm under this constant fucking attack. I feel horrible saying it, but sometimes I get so sick of trying my best not to hurt your feelings when I'm constantly being trampled on like this. You should be thankful I didn't fucking flip out on her, instead of admonishing me for not saying thank you fifteen fucking times.
Sometimes I really fucking despise all this. I get so tired of it all, I don't want to deal with her anymore. I guess you're worth all this anguish, but damn, couldn't you have come with a little less baggage?
It makes me want to curl up under my blanket and hide from the world. Sorry I'm bitchy, but that's just how I feel when I'm under this constant fucking attack. I feel horrible saying it, but sometimes I get so sick of trying my best not to hurt your feelings when I'm constantly being trampled on like this. You should be thankful I didn't fucking flip out on her, instead of admonishing me for not saying thank you fifteen fucking times.
starrkers
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You do realise this is your last chance, don't you?
No more excuses - now it's being treated there's nothing to hide behind.
I've put up with it all for all these years, thinking it was the illness.
Well? Did I waste those years or not?
No more excuses - now it's being treated there's nothing to hide behind.
I've put up with it all for all these years, thinking it was the illness.
Well? Did I waste those years or not?
Fallenfromgrace
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I dont need this myself. Im far too tired for it, for many reasons- including what happened last night.
Roxanne Appleby
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Thud!
Thud!
Imp's and Ver's latest avs.
Thud!
Imp's and Ver's latest avs.
CrimsonMaiden
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Why the hell do I bother?
MagicaPractica
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It's a silly show, but that was really well done.
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bluebell7 said:
Well, that lightened my mood. Sorry.
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bluebell7 said:I see how it is.
Would you like me to do a jig? I could jig and roll cookie dough in chopped almonds at the same time. Tonight is the night for multi-tasking.
I'm just trying to hit 50,00 for Nano. Just under 3,000 words to go in two hours. ETA: Hmmm, my word file says I only have 1,750 words left to go. And a little voice whispering in my ear tells me it's still November tomorrow.
Guess there is not time crunch after all.
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bluebell
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Silly Magica!
Thank heavens it's still November tomorrow. It needs to be. And if it weren't, then I would ask Dampy, Queen of All Things, to turn the earth back on its axis to accommodate my November-y needs.
Should I make the other batch of cookies? Gah. I'm torn. It's late. I wonder if I can do it in 45 minutes, bowl to fresh-out-of-the-oven.
Thank heavens it's still November tomorrow. It needs to be. And if it weren't, then I would ask Dampy, Queen of All Things, to turn the earth back on its axis to accommodate my November-y needs.
Should I make the other batch of cookies? Gah. I'm torn. It's late. I wonder if I can do it in 45 minutes, bowl to fresh-out-of-the-oven.
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MagicaPractica said:
ETA: Hmmm, my word file says I only have 1,750 words left to go. And a little voice whispering in my ear tells me it's still November tomorrow.
& what a blaze of words.....very hot ones!
I am throb'n already
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Humans.
MagicaPractica
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bluebell7 said:Silly Magica!
Thank heavens it's still November tomorrow. It needs to be. And if it weren't, then I would ask Dampy, Queen of All Things, to turn the earth back on its axis to accommodate my November-y needs.
Should I make the other batch of cookies? Gah. I'm torn. It's late. I wonder if I can do it in 45 minutes, bowl to fresh-out-of-the-oven.
Did you make it? I made cookies tonight too. Nice ones with raisins, mini choc chips, pecans and oatmeal. Verra yummy.
MagicaPractica
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rbijon said:& what a blaze of words.....very hot ones!
I am throb'n already
Thanks for the idea about the table.
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No.MagicaPractica said:Did you make it? I made cookies tonight too. Nice ones with raisins, mini choc chips, pecans and oatmeal. Verra yummy.
I just made a glaze for the first batch of almondy ones. I was still debating about the second batch but now time is slipping away. I think I'd sort of given up on it in my mind. I made the first batch for a very specific person and the second was sort of an add-on idea.
Now I'm just blaring The Cardigans and staring at my books for no reason.
Yours do sound yummy. I do have to say, though, that there's almost nothing more disappointing than finding a raisin in your cookie. Especially when you wanted it to just be a chocolate chip.
No offense meant to your raisins. I'm sure they're stand-up citizens of the raisin race.
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I just made me chocolate covered strawberries milk, hehe.
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MagicaPractica said:Did you make it? I made cookies tonight too. Nice ones with raisins, mini choc chips, pecans and oatmeal. Verra yummy.
Can I email you my address?
This, among so much more, is why:
"Where I come from, the challenges are quite different: There are no drug dealers, pimps... and few theives to bother with; there's only the environment, and surviving in the face of it is the challenge of the Innuit.
A mother gives birth somewhere out on a glacier field, hundreds of miles from the nearest outpost, and she knows that the odds are stacked against her son even living to see the spring: Disease, or lack of food, the elements... and even if they should survive, and he should grow to be a boy, she knows very well that all he has to do is lose his footing on the smooth surface of a glacier, and that'll be that. In other words, she should know that her son cannot live, so, why should she try?
Well, I know this woman. I helped deliver her son. She was weak, and undernourished; but the next morning she stood up and she picked her child up into her arms and, and she set out again into the blinding snow, and I think... I think that was the single most courageous act that I have ever seen.
"Where I come from, the challenges are quite different: There are no drug dealers, pimps... and few theives to bother with; there's only the environment, and surviving in the face of it is the challenge of the Innuit.
A mother gives birth somewhere out on a glacier field, hundreds of miles from the nearest outpost, and she knows that the odds are stacked against her son even living to see the spring: Disease, or lack of food, the elements... and even if they should survive, and he should grow to be a boy, she knows very well that all he has to do is lose his footing on the smooth surface of a glacier, and that'll be that. In other words, she should know that her son cannot live, so, why should she try?
Well, I know this woman. I helped deliver her son. She was weak, and undernourished; but the next morning she stood up and she picked her child up into her arms and, and she set out again into the blinding snow, and I think... I think that was the single most courageous act that I have ever seen.
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