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I think what Ginger is getting at is that we're gonna need some pictures to decide how "unhealthy" she's becoming over time. After all Low Levelled, how do you expect us to advise you best on only your word?

BF4 looks decent, but Injustice: Gods Among Us has stolen my heart. Battlefield is now casually sitting on the back burner

Oh what I would give to have a social life again

What's wrong with being a safety net? Kinda guarantees that in the end, she'll always come back to you doesn't it?

tl;dr Low levelled has a hot sister

they grow up so fast <3: applying to colleges is a joke. just pick a reasonable school and you'll get in.

@Ginger_Warrior: Watch some porn. Don't waste your alone time feeling alone - take advantage of it! Read something interesting, wikipedia hop, watch some TV, have a beer, sleep a bit, whatever tickles your fancy. Today(i'm going to ctrl+c my blog post cause I'm lazy); Nothing tastes better than this Twisted Tea coming off a 15 hour Thursday. ChHi(West) Senior Prom. Saw a couple that looked far too much like me and my date to my senior prom many years ago. Got weirded out, checked up on other shit at work. They don’t make high school girls like they used to. In a good way, I suppose. Maybe. Missed Battle of the bands, but I did get to watch some beautiful girl cry all night cause her date was an ass. So…yeah. Huge pay check coming my way for the next…I dunno…like…month? Cash money. And a lonely heart. Can’t feel my legs. Won’t be able to til Tuesday or Wednesday. When I start working again. I’m [bleep]ed. ... As far as the crying girl goes, I was told by my coworkers I could have sat down with her and talked and saw where it went. is that even remotely ethical? between being on the clock and her being ~3 years younger it felt a little off to stop and talk, y'know?

5'6" 135lbs? That's gorgeous provided she's rocking at least a 34B cup. Just tell her to get into yoga.

Oh I absolutely do, but it's always been in the master plan to wait for the proper partner. If I'm not married by the time I'm 30 though, I'm gonna feel really crappy about myself.

The way my boss schedules things pisses me off. And the way my whole job operates lately. I can't describe how annoying it is without completely describing my job but basically imagine trying to hammer in round pegs in square holes all day. Except now some of the holes are triangles and I need to fit them in 3 times faster.

1. Woke up from a dream about every girl I've ever tried to be with rejecting me and seeing how happy they were without me. (Fun way to start the day.) 2. Dropped my dad off at the airport, where he didn't book a return flight because that's life. 3. Went to work for 8 hours 4. Found out I'm working 15 hours tomorrow. So by tomorrow's end I'll have 40 hours logged, before I even get to my usual 25-30 from the weekend. I can already feel the pain. Texted my friend* who turns 21 friday night. she hasn't responded. dat rejected feel. [hide=*]Weirdly, she happens to be one of the girls I wanted to be with that very suddenly moved out of her house and started dating the guy who let her move in with him(dat premonition)[/hide]

WHO ARE YOU [hide] you derped up my sig btw[/hide]

TIF has this interesting thing where I can't tell if Bonez is in middle school, high school, or teaches remedial math.

Not sure if you know that from creeping or you can understand the joke in my profile >.> Today... worked a bunch, lead a employee meeting, had some taco bell and caught up with an old friend. My friend got pot brownies from California, and my other friend just bought himself a '68 Chevelle. Life 'n' stuff.

It's always so confusing. Especially now that we can change our usernames to fully steal people's identity

Thought you worked for the mafia? That's what he just said. Well, it was nice knowing you. Basically yeah haha. Not sure when the investigation starts, but likely within the next few months. I'm just crossing my fingers that my name doesn't get passed around the family table if you catch my drift

cute :)

Somehow I think you'd do good on yourself with the challenge of a labor intensive job. It'll suck at first, but you'll feel awesome once you get that rush of success after suffering a bit.

In a world where I've been going to a large university that is among the best in the nation for computer science since I was 15, with work as a software engineer at another fortune 50 company for a year. Age isn't everything. Drive and ambition to get a college education leads to better jobs than age ever will. Anyways, I've been told I'm going to have a team of two other interns. I'll work with people in Seattle, Dublin, and Hyderabad. About interns sucking, that's not true in my case. In my last one (Supervalu, software engineer), it was one of the best experiences I've had. I learned a ton, my projects saved the company over a million dollars, and I had fun. Microsoft has the best internship program in the country, so I'm not worried about it sucking. It's not Xbox or Windows 8 I get to work on, but it will still be fun. Agreed. I'm only 21, but I have over 40 people working for me in a multi-milliondollar independent corporation. It's all about personal drive. I started from nothing. If anything it's harder to get iffy jobs as an older person. As a recruiter I can tell you that I wouldn't hire anyone over the age of 23 simply because they would think the job is beneath them and not work as hard, and are less likely to be good workers based on the fact that they are 23 and still working a lower-rung job. But that's just from my standpoint on who I'd hire. My primary pool of incoming workers is high school Juniors and Seniors. Bonus points if they're going to Community college so they stay local. As for people hiring in "real" jobs they'd likely pick people in the 20-26 range who have a good deal of college under their belt and bonus points for having a job or two while in high school. Oh, and If you're an Eagle Scout you're like promised a job in life. My advice to those over 20 and struggle with finding a job: go to a trade school like carpentry or manuel labor.

If you think itd be good for yourself to talk about, would you elaborate? If you think it'd be bad, just keep on scrolling and remember, you're a good dude There's not a phrase I could type that'll bring her back. I realize it's not my fault, but it doesn't make me feel any better.

Anamanaguchi's latest album Endless Fantasy is on par with new Daft Punk's Random Access Memories. Even if you're not into chiptunes, you will be: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AdvC7fVP9Z8 And DJ Krush sounds like the lovechild of Mr. Hahn and DJ AM. I like it.

I feel partially responsible for my friend killing herself.

Today I instigated a federal investigation at my place of employment. I'll update that statement as it becomes less legally relevant not to talk about it. What with the mafia and all. Also saw Star Trek 2. Decent movie. I love the dude that played Kahn, he's also in Sherlock. Been drinking heavily lately. Feels good.

d'aww yous a pretty boi

You didn't grammar that so goodly. I mean, yeah I bounce between extremes, but you have to push the envelope if you want to find equilibrium. I don't believe I flip between extremes like a switch very often, nor do I do it so intensely. Maybe I'll chase after another wild girl, but I sure as hell won't pass the chance to have a serious relationship with a normal girl because of it. "chasing crazy" makes me short-term happy. I'm happy while it's fun. Sometimes that's a few weeks, sometimes a few months, sometimes a couple of minutes. But seeing all my friends begin their careers, have kids, and even die...I think it's time I stop holding my dick in my hand and actually do something that'll make me happy in the long run. "Chasing crazy" has always been justified to me as a means to an end. The journey before the finale. The stories I can tell my grandkids, and other naive types as I once was (and still am, I'm not claiming to have some sort of mystic wisdom). My endgame has always been to get married to a beautiful, loving woman; have a few kids, and raise them up to be upstanding people. That's what I see as happiness. Being able to hold your grandchild. That's happiness.