Duff
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Free money, yes. But I'm not sure the government loves giving 19 year olds free money. :x One of the guys at my building said it nicely, though: "You either love your job, or get paid."
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I'd agree, that not having drug habits is great. When you're an alcoholic, then drinking becomes a problem, but if you drink to be social, I have no problem with that.
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Just cause you don't do drugs doesn't mean you're antisocial. If you and your friends don't drink at all and have fun other ways, you aren't antisocial. If you've found a way to have loads of fun with your drunk friends while being completely sober (I couldn't, which is why I started drinking), then props to you, you aren't antisocial. But if you stay at home/in the dorm while all your friends go out, maybe you are antisocial. :P
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Similarly, as much as I love the pay from internships, I hate them because I'm there for 9 hours a day and they rarely give me anything to do. What makes it so bad is that they're expecting me to be doing actual work all day, when they don't give me anything to do. So now I have to worry about looking like I'm working until I wait for someone to actually give me something else to do. And then I feel like I'm cheating the company because I do nothing all day, when really, it's not my fault because the people out there are just ignoring me.
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Back Down South - Kings of Leon
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I'm fine when guys use "dude," "man," and "bro" (as long as the last one isn't used a whole lot in a small time frame). For some reason, I just don't like it when they use "guy." Just doesn't sound good: i.e. I'll say something stupid/funny to one of my friends [that is generally innappropriate] and I'll get the reply "Guy... come on." It just irks me.
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Hm... We were told it was spice. Maybe it was something else.
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I never played the N64 till yesterday. Probably the most fun I've had playing video games ever. What games did you play?
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All Is Violent, All Is Bright - God Is An Astronaut
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I thought he only took one hit. I may be wrong though. A few other kids had done it in the dorm, and they were passed out on the floor (one was laying in his own throw-up). We've taken to bringing it up a lot, especially during meals during the school year (i.e. asking if he'd like any spice to go with his meal).
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When I was 9 or 10, I used to wake up early in the morning, go to my parents room, wake them up, and ask them if I could play Super Mario 64. They'd be half asleep, but say yes (I never actually knew why they'd say yes). So I spent much of my childhood up at 2 am running around in Super Mario 64. It sucked when my older brother, who owned the N64, moved out. I was devastated.
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I hate waiting in the car for people. I've gotten to the point where I'll text the person saying that I'm there when I'm really 10 minutes away, just so I don't have to wait forever for them.
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The Season - The Dodos
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A friend of mine did this stuff called 'spice' at college, and it [bleep]ed him up so bad. He barged into a friend's room which I was in and his heart was beating sooooo fast (seriously, I thought it would burst, I was freaking out). And his eyes were going all wild and he just threw up so much and was hallucinating. After his heart slowed down, we stopped worrying as much (we were going to call the hospital). Then we kinda started poking fun at him for doing a drug he knew nothing about. We proceeded to look it up on the internet, only to find that it had never really been scientifically tested and that no one quite knew a whole lot about it. We also laughed when he started seeing weird hallucinations like yoda with a gravity hammer. Though, when he said he saw Satan in his throw-up, that was a bit odd. He kept spitting in the can, and making this weird face, so we asked, and he was like, "Satan's in my [bleep]ing throw-up, and I'm trying to get him to go away."
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My dorm had four floors (no elevator) and I lived on the fourth. I like [cabbage]ting alone (battle-[cabbage]s have never ever been appealing with my best buds, no matter how funny all their stories are about it). The bathrooms each had three stalls. If there was a person using any of the three stalls on my floor, I'd walk all the way down to the first floor to [cabbage]. I dunno why I never used the second or third floor bathrooms... I just felt more comfortable on the first floor.
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Same here. It seems like the map I play worst on in team and squad slayer. Yikes, haven't played Halo: Reach since the fourth of July...
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I get pissed off whenever I hear about kids being bullied... More pissed off at the kids who are the victims. I've never experienced being bullied myself, so that might be why, but I just don't understand why people would put up with other people's [cabbage]. I was told that one kid at my high school was being bullied during a guest speaker presentation. Some kid kept kicking his chair on purpose, so this kid kept turning around to tell him to stop, but the other kid wouldn't. He was laughing with all his friends and everything. Afterwards, the kid-victim got in trouble for talking during the presentation. It's like, just tell the teacher straight up what was going on and don't be all scared about it. It's high school. Grow some balls and tell the kid to [bleep] off. I know it's a whole lot different with physical bullying, but for verbal bullying (yah, I know, this is about cyber bullying, but I just gotta rant for a minute), no one should be a victim of it. Seriously, if some kid starts talking at you, a good "[bleep] off" or "what's your problem?" will do. The kids just need to realize these bullies are low life pieces of [cabbage] with nothing better to do.
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It's so enjoyable when I get teamed with a very African American dude on Halo: Reach... On the other hand, it sucks being teamed with little boys who yell at their parents over their headsets. Yes, I mute them, but it's annoying enough the few seconds I can hear them.
