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Post » Sat Feb 19, 2011 5:45 am

Ugh I am very mad a project that is due today for SUPA public affiairs isn't done. For the project before that module four I had to do 80% my self and this project which my group had about a week and a half to work on could only put in a few sentences of work into the project. That is it I am pissed of being mistreated not properly in my group my partner to my right looks up guitars the whole time on the web instead working on our module and the person to my left just sits there while I did all of the work. God dang it I can't believe I have to take the fall for my lazy partners :(
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Post » Sat Feb 19, 2011 12:30 am

Fifth week of studying for my finals. I've finished one exam up till now (Business Management)....and I've got 7 more to go. Studying Macroeconomics right now. They're not that hard (these exams) but there's a lot of work involved and barely much time between each exam to revise (sometimes no time at all).

Really tired and bored. It feels like the last couple of weeks have been wasted. February 8th just can't come fast enough.

I've just realised we call them finals...yet I've got 7 other 'finals' in June. And 4 more assignments. Whoop e doo!
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Breanna Van Dijk
 
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Post » Sat Feb 19, 2011 5:30 am

Just got accepted to the college I want to go to , so excited now. OMG so happy now umm what else to say I have to work on my public affairs project now but YEA ACCEPTED !
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tannis
 
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Post » Sat Feb 19, 2011 9:49 am

Just got accepted to the college I want to go to , so excited now. OMG so happy now umm what else to say I have to work on my public affairs project now but YEA ACCEPTED !

good for you fishy
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Post » Sat Feb 19, 2011 10:51 am

My month-and-a-half old cockatiel flew straight into a window before I got the chance to clip his wings :( he's not very well at the moment but I can't afford a vet. He's eating and drinking but he's puffed up and sleeping constantly, has cold feet, and doesn't nibble on my hands all the time now. I is worried. Stupid vets and their expensiveness, and stupid work not giving me more hours!
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Laura Samson
 
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Post » Fri Feb 18, 2011 9:39 pm

Got my license, GED scores ( honors ), and turned 18 today. Epic as [censored].
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Erika Ellsworth
 
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Post » Sat Feb 19, 2011 12:58 am

Finally got all my semester exams done. Today was my first full day on second semester schedule. Got an awesome history teacher, and lunch and a few classes with the girl I like. Can't complain.
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Nana Samboy
 
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Post » Sat Feb 19, 2011 9:51 am

grade card today....4.233 GPA...

video games do not affect my grades..
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Lori Joe
 
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Post » Sat Feb 19, 2011 5:01 am

I decided to check on my Facebook and I found out that my best friend has been hospitalized for meningitis. This is really bad.
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Post » Sat Feb 19, 2011 8:53 am

Next semester will be an easy one. I've decided to hold off from applying to the School of Education for one more semester so I can minor in or possibly double major in history. However, since the release of Skyrim is in November I'm pretty sure I'm leaning towards minoring :P

This semester is going well so far. All my classes seem like a cake walk and is a well deserved rest from past semesters where I kicked the snot out of myself. I don't have classes Wednesday's or Fridays and have limited class on Tuesday and Thursday. Days go fast.

I'm glad to see the conversations in the Lair full responses opposed to the short one word responses we were getting with the last one.

@Orochi Mao Sairen: Good job, I wish I could play videogames and not suffer in the GPA department.

@rmctagg: Yea, that is not good. I hope they found it early on so they can adequately treat it. My sister had a scare with it a year ago but luckily for her it was something else. My family was really worried I remember and I researched what it was because I had no idea and it is not good.
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Post » Sat Feb 19, 2011 2:10 am

Were having a party today and I have been told to clean the bathrooms so they look good. Unfortunately I'm not that good at at cleaning bathrooms. Hoovering, mopping, polishing sure no problemo. But cleaning bathrooms are not my area of expertise.
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Post » Sat Feb 19, 2011 7:16 am

Cleaning and preparing the house to move....

Ma wants the place to be ready to be put on the market by May. We have a real estate agent coming to the house next week to the look at the place...

Kinda sad. Lived here basically my whole life, and don't agree with my mom wanting to sell the place.
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Post » Sat Feb 19, 2011 4:55 am

Cleaning and preparing the house to move....

Ma wants the place to be ready to be put on the market by May. We have a real estate agent coming to the house next week to the look at the place...

Kinda sad. Lived here basically my whole life, and don't agree with my mom wanting to sell the place.


Been there/done that.

I remember my parents deciding to sell the house we moved into when I was about 1 yr old, and I was 12 at the time. I was NOT happy. That house, neighborhood, community, everything were my only memories when I thought of "home". Then toss in the fact that we had to go live in a tiny little apartment for almost a year while the new house was being built.

In the end it all worked out though. New house was bigger and nicer. It was neat helping to build it. New neighbors were cool (including the extremely attractive blonde across the street who was only a year older than me). I liked the new area better once I got used to it too. Where we did live actually turned kinda ghetto-ish some 5 years later, so it wasn't a bad move. Now that I've moved out it's kind of a moot point anyway. Having your own place is definitely better than living at home.
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Post » Sat Feb 19, 2011 12:50 am

Been there/done that.

I remember my parents deciding to sell the house we moved into when I was about 1 yr old, and I was 12 at the time. I was NOT happy. That house, neighborhood, community, everything were my only memories when I thought of "home". Then toss in the fact that we had to go live in a tiny little apartment for almost a year while the new house was being built.

In the end it all worked out though. New house was bigger and nicer. It was neat helping to build it. New neighbors were cool (including the extremely attractive blonde across the street who was only a year older than me). I liked the new area better once I got used to it too. Where we did live actually turned kinda ghetto-ish some 5 years later, so it wasn't a bad move. Now that I've moved out it's kind of a moot point anyway. Having your own place is definitely better than living at home.


It's probably harder for me because after all all is said and done with the house, I will be on my own. And that it's highly possible the house will just be bulldozed and a new, "modern" style house will be built over it. :shrug:

Time to grow up, I guess. :cryvaultboy:
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Post » Sat Feb 19, 2011 9:05 am

Watching the "1000 Ways to Die" marathon on Spike. One of my friends asked me if i wanted to go out with her sometime. We're dating now :wub:
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Post » Sat Feb 19, 2011 2:05 am

Just found out that I'll be going to a Flogging Molly concert March fifth and a Social Distortion concert May 20th, I can't wait.
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Darren Chandler
 
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Post » Sat Feb 19, 2011 10:32 am

I went go karting today. Being my first time I came last of course, my best time was 27.8 seconds, the person who came fist got 22.6 but hes like a petrol head so I don't mind. I quite liked cutting my dad off so he couldn't pass me.
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Angela Woods
 
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Post » Sat Feb 19, 2011 6:51 am

So, I created a web document in MS Office for a homework assignment. I then proceeded to make sure it was all rendering right in Opera, Firefox and Internet Explorer. I didn't really expect any problems, as it's a pretty basic document.

Worked fine in Opera, worked fine in Firefox. Only in Internet Explorer did it not render properly. I loled.
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Nathan Maughan
 
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Post » Sat Feb 19, 2011 5:05 am

I had an ulcer for the past few days. It was painful to talk, eat and drink. I became desperate that I asked people around school for remedys. I already knew drinking plenty and vitamin C helped and my dental health was good. Someone sugested Vegimite. So, I applied Vegimite to the ulcer and it BURNED. Someone else said milk will sooth the pain, so I wne t for it. It did soothe the pain, but other than that, useless. Honey, another said. I tried it. Salt, one suggested. Oh, man, I remember tears welling up in my eyes, it stung like craz? Why did I listen to that kid? Later this day, I came home and immediately took a vitamin C tablet. The did something stupid and placed it on my ulcer. Water does help and so does vitamin C, but everything else is a LIE. Vegimite is a lie.
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Farrah Barry
 
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Post » Sat Feb 19, 2011 10:57 am

I had an ulcer for the past few days. It was painful to talk, eat and drink. I became desperate that I asked people around school for remedys. I already knew drinking plenty and vitamin C helped and my dental health was good. Someone sugested Vegimite. So, I applied Vegimite to the ulcer and it BURNED. Someone else said milk will sooth the pain, so I wne t for it. It did soothe the pain, but other than that, useless. Honey, another said. I tried it. Salt, one suggested. Oh, man, I remember tears welling up in my eyes, it stung like craz? Why did I listen to that kid? Later this day, I came home and immediately took a vitamin C tablet. The did something stupid and placed it on my ulcer. Water does help and so does vitamin C, but everything else is a LIE. Vegimite is a lie.

That must be why Vegimite never took off in the US. People were treating it as an ulcer remedy, rather than as a sandwich spread that looks like vomit.
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Post » Sat Feb 19, 2011 5:13 am

I think I just did horrible on an Algebra- pre-calculus exam in College. I just hate math.

Oh also my Anthropoloy teacher gave us an assignment to go out and record notes on people in a place or area that you wouldn't normally go to. I chose the airport because I have never been traveling, and sat in the passenger pickup side of the airport watching people get ready for flights, saying goodbyes, picking up baggage. Pretty much a real life lurking in progress and I felt like a stalker. I had the pleasure of seeing a heart-warming scene, a woman and her 2 kids(holding signs) were welcoming back there dad from service. Anyone could tell they were excited to see their dad again. Signs said: Welcome back and such. It was a happy meting for them.
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Post » Sat Feb 19, 2011 10:15 am

That must be why Vegimite never took off in the US. People were treating it as an ulcer remedy, rather than as a sandwich spread that looks like vomit.

It taste horrible too.


I think I just did horrible on an Algebra- pre-calculus exam in College. I just hate math.

Oh also my Anthropoloy teacher gave us an assignment to go out and record notes on people in a place or area that you wouldn't normally go to. I chose the airport because I have never been traveling, and sat in the passenger pickup side of the airport watching people get ready for flights, saying goodbyes, picking up baggage. Pretty much a real life lurking in progress and I felt like a stalker. I had the pleasure of seeing a heart-warming scene, a woman and her 2 kids(holding signs) were welcoming back there dad from service. Anyone could tell they were excited to see their dad again. Signs said: Welcome back and such. It was a happy meting for them.

Maths is okay, depending on what topic it is. Like fractions. I hate fractions.

Its always heartwarming to see a family reunited, all happy and such.
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Post » Sat Feb 19, 2011 6:48 am

I just finished Paper Towns by John Green. It. was. amazing. I feel such an immense feeling of accomplishment. I feel a bit emotionally drained too. The book taught me so much. About people and places and thinking about the future. my word.... it was brilliant. The incredible thing is I have only read it at face value. I haven't even tried to critically anolyze it. When I read it again and I begin to scratch the surface who knows what I will find. John Green is a genius. I think personally he is better than J.K. Rowling an author he idolizes.

Next up is Will Grayson Will Grayson which he co-wrote with David Levithan. It took them five years to write. Boy oh boy I better buckle my seatbelt.
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Post » Sat Feb 19, 2011 12:34 am

Just found out that I'll be going to a Flogging Molly concert March fifth and a Social Distortion concert May 20th, I can't wait.

Awesome. I would like to see them both again. :)

I had two quizzes in my aviation and Jazz class yesterday. The aviation one was awful but I know I did well on the Jazz one. Oh well, I have plenty of time to fix my grades before the end of the semester. :P
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Post » Sat Feb 19, 2011 5:38 am

Awesome. I would like to see them both again. :)

I've seen Flogging Molly plenty of times, we're on good terms with the band, and my Dad hung out with Mike Ness a lot when Social Distortion was just starting. I really want to go see Bad Religion and Street Dogs though, they're my two favorite bands.
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