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Kiwong

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Ah, it was the prospect of Tony Abbott becoming our new PM. Now that he is, I'm still terrified!
Sorry if you were concerned about me for a minute there :blushing:

With the balance of power held by Clive Palmer, now that is terrifying.
 

Phoenixx

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I hate ragweed allergies. :crying: It's only just beginning and I've already been feeling pretty cruddy the last few days. All day my throat has been swollen and it hurts to swallow and my ears have been itching. My eyes haven't itched as bad as a few days ago, but it seems like everything else is making up for it. I drank tea, but it didn't really help, just took away the itchiness. I've been eating a lot of warm foods and that hasn't been doing anything for me either. It's not like I go outside much, and I really try not to this time of year. I really didn't feel like breaking out the Claritin, but I guess I need to. :sad: Anyone else know of any nice remedies to tackle this?
 

Flanscho

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So, today we had our weekly film evening. While I was still climbing the stairs to the friends flat, I already heard voices and laughter echoing through the staircase. It made me worry a bit on how crowded it would be today, that I already hear that many people.

The friend that owns the flat greeted me at the door. I went into the living room, and there were four more people sitting on the couch and one on a chair. So it was said buddy owning the flat, then his girlfriend living next door, then his longtime girlfriend, who is also my closest friend, then a superhot and intelligent way-out-of-my-league girl that I know since a couple of years. And then a couple I know from some board game evenings.

We normally sit on the couch, and when more people join than there is space, we drag a mattress in front of the couch for people to lie on. Since it was already a bit crowded on the couch, I asked whether they like it tight and cozy, or whether we'd need a mattress. So the hot girl then shouted that my best friend said that she needs me to cuddle with her since the hot girl alone wouldn't be enough to suffice my cuddleneeds. And that she thanked me for lending her some small plastic box for food, and that she brought it back today and also brought some cake along for me as thanks.

I was a bit surprised at all this direct cuddle stuff and so on... So I got a cup of tea and squeezed between the two, my close friend gently poking my cheek, saying that I'm wet (I've been biking to that place quite quickly), to which I replied asking her whether she's wet too. So she then just grabbed my hand.

We talked some more, some jokes, ordered food from the delivery service. The hot girl to my left (saying that sounds really degrading, she is a wonderful person and highly intelligent, but simply looks stunning too), complained a bit that later on some other guy will also join the movie evening. That he is weird and tried to date with her and so on. Of course it's always a bit odd to hear how many guys are after her... And when he did show up he didn't took a long time to make compliments on her. Though, compliments she really hated. Like "I like your dress. It looks good on your body. I like your body too." :eek:mg:

So we kept watching the first movie. My close friend holding my hand, and the hot girl to my left. And I know she is in a monogamous relationship. But I also know she loves to cuddle. So I was tempted to put my left arm around her. But since she is in a relationship and didn't make the first move, and I didn't want to annoy her when she maybe just wants to watch the movie, I wasn't sure whether I should do it. But she seemed to be a bit in unrest. And I know that she is fine to cuddle with people she trusts without considering that to be a violation of her relationship. So I pondered back and forth, and finally thought "well, if you don't do it, you will regret it later on". Though I was also worried that she would somewhat push me back, saying something like "no I don't want that" and people looking at me in a strange way. But, I did it. And she snuggled a bit closer. My closest friend to my right asked me then whether that ain't a perfect evening for me.

So then our food arrived, and we were eating stuff, and later on she was leaning her head against my shoulder and so on...

At the end of the evening, she asked me whether I'd join her walking to the next subway station, which I normally always do, since it's on the way I take with my bike anyway. On the way there, she told me how she can't stand some people being near her. And often she doesn't know why. Sometimes the people do nothing wrong and she can't stand it. At other times, there are people at the video evening who also get too close to her for her taste. Like, that she moves a way a bit and they keep moving after her and so on. And that she doesn't want to make a fuss about it, though. I asked her, to make sure that she doesn't mean me, and she said something like "oh no, of course not" and gave me a long hug.

What a strange evening.

I will see most of the people on saturday, at the birthday party of my closest friend. And then on sunday again, some of them on our roleplaying game afternoon.
 

hoddesdon

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^ I know he often does not seem like the Rhodes Scholar who studied at Oxford that he is, but "Neanderthal" is a bit harsh, hoddesdon.

I am afraid I must disagree.

The way he went after Julia Gillard was over the top, and then there is the story about punching the wall on either side of the head of a woman who beat him in a university election. He also said that Bernie Banton was not "pure in heart" to excuse himself for standing him up. He also abandoned his friend Kathy when he thought her child was his.

After the last election he decided to make everything unworkable because he was upset after losing.
 

LoyalXenite

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I'm almost compelled to find out exactly which words are not censored by this odd filter. But I'm pretty sure the mods would take it in poor taste if I post page upon page of 'technically allowed' swearwords. :B

:thinking:

Perhaps we could convince them its a scientific experiment?
 
my life in a nutshell

Pretty much that, yeah.

I don't know how you handle managing people, coyote :p That's awesome that you can do that, though. I used to view managers as these power-tripping assholes (most of the time, not all of them are like that and I'm sure you're not!), but really I see why they're like that sometimes. The job is so stressful! It's not like they can sit in a cushy chair all day and delegate and play on the computer, from what I can see you're always running around, well, managing things.
 

Flanscho

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This dialogue has all the makings of a bad 1970's porno film. I kept expecting a plumber to walk in and ask someone where he should put his wrench.

I'm only joking Flauncho. In all seriousness, I do think you are one of the most ****ytical and insightful members on here.

I wouldn't say something like that to a stranger either. I know her since over a decade very well, so when I say something like that, I'm 100% sure that she doesn't misunderstand it. :) And thanks for the compliment. ^^
 

coyote

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I don't know how you handle managing people, coyote :p That's awesome that you can do that, though. I used to view managers as these power-tripping assholes (most of the time, not all of them are like that and I'm sure you're not!), but really I see why they're like that sometimes. The job is so stressful! It's not like they can sit in a cushy chair all day and delegate and play on the computer, from what I can see you're always running around, well, managing things.

it often takes a considerable amount of effort to appear to do nothing at all
 
I hate it when people think that being a strong person is one in the same as being a condescending and abrasive j-erk
I think that definition applies more to "strong personality".
And "strong person" is having a strong backbone of character, never stooping down into various morally-repugnant ways, no matter what the situation is.
 

Graeme1988

Hie yer hence from me heath!
Am ah just here tae entertain n' amuse you or summit...? Eh...?! Bytheway, not everythin' ah say is intended tae be funny or a joke. Ah don't know why yer laughin' at me fur, am actually bein' serious. Ah know, hard tae believe, innit?
 

MikeyC

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From another forum:

Sorry but Australia is so horrible that utter self-destruction is presumably the only thing it can do to save itself. Australia is quite possibly the worst first world country in all of existence. I know I am repeating myself a bit here, but seemingly just about the only good thing that Australia could ever possibly do is annihilate its wretched existence with all of the minuscule military power that it even has. Australia is little more than an Orwellian dystopia, even more so than the vast majority of all other wretched Orwellian first world countries.

I would rather starve to death in excruciating agony than live in Australia for even a single second. No offense to the Australians here.

Oh, my. We're not that bad. Just stay away from the koalas - they steal your lunch money. :giggle:
 
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