what are u doing?

planemo

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Very good Planemo , unfortunately i also live in a very big crowded city , so unless i feel really good physically and mentally , it aint gonna happen

thank you. Sometimes I wish I stayed in a quiet rural area for the same reasons. well i did go out for a walk, and i was back much quicker than i expected. I guess i rushed back because the feeling of being in the "spotlight" was just too much. What to do now? I was really hoping this would be a good form of exercise and fresh air for me. :rolleyes:
 

Srijita52

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thank you. Sometimes I wish I stayed in a quiet rural area for the same reasons. well i did go out for a walk, and i was back much quicker than i expected. I guess i rushed back because the feeling of being in the "spotlight" was just too much. What to do now? I was really hoping this would be a good form of exercise and fresh air for me. :rolleyes:

It was very brave of you to go out. Well done :)
 

WeirdyMcGee

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Getting a very minimal amount of writing done tonight... was thinking perhaps I could write 2 chapters but really doubt it.
My attention span is so--- OHH! SHINY!
 
Freeing up some hard drive space. Managed to free up 70 GB so far, and once I'm done, I'll spend the next several eternities defragmenting what's left. Then I'll feel better.
 

upndwn

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Watching Star Wars-the clone wars animated series (the old one from 2003, not the new one currently running)
 

MikeyC

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This is actually a post about what I did last night. For those that don't know, I went to Sydney for a buck's night and some nightclubbing afterwards with 5 mates (John, Darren, Phil, Dean, Blake). Many things happened but I'll try to abbreviate as much as possible:

- Drove up with a car full of males minus Dean. The three in the back were getting very drunk and causing shenanigans.

- Had to make 4 attempts to reverse park while some random stranger was watching me.

- Had dinner at a Greek restaurant where there were belly dancers and some nice finger food.

- I wanted water for a drink because I was designated driver, and the waitress scoffed and made fun of me for drinking water!

- Piled on a bus to go to Star City Casino in Sydney with a lot of Greek, rowdy men.

- Darren bought 5 long island ice teas that cost $95...I still had water.

- John gets kicked out of the casino for being too drunk, when Blake was practically stumbling.

- We all decide to get into a cab to head to Kings Cross (the token seedy nightclub suburb) only to realise Blake is gone. We did not see him for the rest of the night and I still don't know if he's safely home.

- At Kings Cross, John gets rejected from a nightclub for being too drunk again.

- I get propositioned by a prostitute.

- Some weird old guy comes up to us to get us to read a poem he'd written. We told him to go away.

- Darren knocks a glass of water into my teeth accidentally as I try to take a drink. Water goes all over my face and my teeth started hurting from the impact.

- John and Darren try to pick up girls at a nightclub.

- Something I've noticed is that hem lines on girls' skirts are getting shorter and shorter. Not that I really should be complaining as a male, but it's something that's caught my attention. Basically, the sluttier you're dressed, the more attractive you feel is the kind of vibe I'm getting from girls.

- Phil and I had to leave at 2:15am as I had to be back home and starting work at 5am.

- We get a taxi back to my car, only to realise all of their crap is still in there and Blake left my window open! Lucky nothing was stolen.

- Phil and I had to drive through immense fog on the way back home. 100 speed limits turned into 60 as visibility was very low.

- Trying to get McDonald's proved impossible, as 4 places we tried failed to offer us what we wanted. Two were closed, despite them having a 24 hour drive through!

- Made it to work with 5 minutes to spare. Currently over 24 hours awake.

So basically, I had an average night. Too many drunk people and nights never seem to go as good as you think they will when you're too drunk. I'm glad I stayed sober.
 

MrJones

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This is actually a post about what I did last night. For those that don't know, I went to Sydney for a buck's night and some nightclubbing afterwards with 5 mates (John, Darren, Phil, Dean, Blake). Many things happened but I'll try to abbreviate as much as possible:

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Sounds like a complete night to me XD
Next time try to go when you don't have to work the next day :p
 

Blabla..

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This is actually a post about what I did last night. For those that don't know, I went to Sydney for a buck's night and some nightclubbing afterwards with 5 mates (John, Darren, Phil, Dean, Blake). Many things happened but I'll try to abbreviate as much as possible:

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haha , i'm getting dizzy just by reading it !

but that reminds me of my average nights as a teen
 

MikeyC

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Thanks, guys. :) We actually didn't do all that much, but it was a lot of little things that happened that made it eventful.

I don't particularly enjoy the party/nightclub/stripclub scene much these days. Alcohol tends to make people go stupid (including me) and I grow tired of it.

I still don't know the welfare of Blake....
 

vj288

not actually Fiona Apple
Debating whether to apply to this job. Since it's on campus I know there's a good chance I could at least be contacted about it, but...it's at the dining halls I eat at everyday. I know beggars can't be choosers, and I really need a job, but this just may be a little out of my range. Or not, I don't think only applying for jobs that require little to no customer service (or any real talking) constitutes as being a "beggar" though. I don't know if these limitations are all in my head or if I really would have too much trouble holding down a job like that.
 
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