I totally shoulda grabbed some Salsa Con Queso and chips when I was at the store earlier.
Even though I'm sad about my cat passing away, it still feels like a chips and dip moment. It also seems a bit disrespectful to admit that as well.
I am literally more than ready to bring on the chunder thunder right now.
I've been using f.lux for a while now, and I've seen so many positive things said about it. But in the back of mind I wonder, will it turn out like formerly revered drugs? Will it eventually turn out to give its users eye cancer or something even worse? This is just influenced by unnecessarily dumb, late night thinking.
[t]http://oi62.tinypic.com/xkrq5t.jpg[/t]
My brothers girlfriend took this a few weeks ago. I actually have a few pictures of her(the cat) on my phone. I just can't get them off the phone because it isn't recognized as a storage device when I connect it(its an OLD phone). Can't forward them either as its configured to send picture to my mothers E-Mail address,which I do not have the log in for.
Went for a stroll to my Uni today.
[t]http://i.imgur.com/a0gy9gr.jpg[/t]
Also, before I left there were people digging up our neighbour's lawn; approached them and asked what they were doing, "Prepping the lines to run the NBN through."
I swear the USGS could have measured the explosion in my pants from the mid-Atlantic.
the revelation that sideshow collectibles has payment plans, rather than just outright having to buy the figures for hundreds of bucks, has completely rocked my world view
when a job is a thing, there are a few figures I'm going to buy fo show
like the sixth scale boba fett and jango fett
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Seeing screenshots of the cities of Cyrodiil has made me want to play Oblivion again. I've played through it so many times that if I started playing it again, all of my memories of playing it in the past would surge through my head again. I would then no longer have any motivation to continue playing, since it's almost like I've already spent multiple lifetimes playing it again and again.
[QUOTE=credesniper;45472514]How do the British make, serve, and drink there tea? As an American I'm curious.[/QUOTE]
put a teabag in your mouth and spit in to a cup
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really how the fuck did i get ninjad with such a strange response
Doing anything right after surgery really doesn't feel good. Especially when you're shivering really hard from not having taken any painkillers for 8 hours
man when i was little i had to get surgery on my balls, shit sucked
surgery isn't the worst part, it's sitting in a hospital for a week
i find the nerves building up to surgery do worse to me than the actual pain afterwards
i'm glad i never had to have a surgery, i never even had any major accidents or anything
no broken bones or anything of the sorts
i haven't ever broken a bone, but i've got in to some pretty nasty accidents as a kid. i don't mind surgery as long as i'm out for the practice
ingrown toenail surgery was the most grating unbearable thing i've went through because you just have to kind of sit and watch
[QUOTE=Bradyns;45473466]Went for a stroll to my Uni today.
[t]http://i.imgur.com/a0gy9gr.jpg[/t]
Also, before I left there were people digging up our neighbour's lawn; approached them and asked what they were doing, "Prepping the lines to run the NBN through."
I swear the USGS could have measured the explosion in my pants from the mid-Atlantic.[/QUOTE]
Thanks for posting these because they always remind me to stop being a lazy fuck and start exercising again.
[QUOTE=.Lain;45474233]surgery isn't the worst part, it's sitting in a hospital for a week
i find the nerves building up to surgery do worse to me than the actual pain afterwards[/QUOTE]
I think it depends on what you're getting surgery for. Open wound healing is especially painful.
I remember the last time I needed surgery. That was 13 years ago when I had the stick in my head. But I haven't had anything bad since then. Just the usual bruising.
[QUOTE=.Lain;45474233]surgery isn't the worst part, it's sitting in a hospital for a week
i find the nerves building up to surgery do worse to me than the actual pain afterwards[/QUOTE]
Heated blankets were the best. Anaesthesia is pretty weird too.
Anesthesia is really awesome. One moment you're just sitting on the bright operating room, then boom you're in recovery
Peeing after abdominal surgery really sucks though. You have to really clinch your stomach to stay upright and a) that hurts like a motherfucker and b) because you're clinching it's really hard to actually pee
[QUOTE=Big Ben;45474473]Anesthesia is really awesome. One moment you're just sitting on the bright operating room, then boom you're in recovery
Peeing after abdominal surgery really sucks though. You have to really clinch your stomach to stay upright and a) that hurts like a motherfucker and b) because you're clinching it's really hard to actually pee[/QUOTE]
Bed pan.
grose i think id rather go thru pain then shit/piss my bed
I'd rather u go thru pain and then shit ur bred
Who else has ambitions?
id rather be the bed (?)
hot
[QUOTE=digigamer17;45474557]Who else has ambitions?[/QUOTE]
Had to give up on them a while back.
I love the word: Wuckers.
Person A: Thanks for helpin' out, B.
Person B: No wuckers, mate!
sam and max season 4 plz telltale
Only surgery I've been in thus far was a simple day surgery. I was out like a light for about four hours, but I bet you a million bucks the procedure didn't take more than thirty minutes. I don't even remember falling asleep, they just put the mask on my face and the next thing I knew I was slowly opening my eyes in the recovery room. Anesthetics are pretty fucking powerful. I felt pretty delirious and light-headed for the next few days after that, but they said it was completely normal and I'd be fine in a week.
[sp]For the record my procedure was that I had to get an abscess on my tailbone cleaned up and sealed. Then I had to visit a proctologist for the next several months for silver nitrate injections so that it would close up on its own. It still itches sometimes even though I'm pretty sure most of the nerves around my tailbone are dead now.[/sp]
[QUOTE=Bradyns;45474675]I love the word: Wuckers.
Person A: Thanks for helpin' out, B.
Person B: No wuckers, mate![/QUOTE]
My favourite word right now is probably Babushka
It's the 4th day without sugar and I can't understand if I actually feel somewhat better or it only seems that way.
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