"Until you've learned to drive, you've never really learned how to swear" ~Robert Paul

Oct 11, 2004 20:25

This happened on my way home from school ( Read more... )

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notelliot October 12 2004, 09:43:02 UTC
why don't you create a "secret" online chatroom with the other women where you analyze the men in your classes.
PS do you know Emily Lippold? Her thing on thefacebook says shes a 1L at UH.

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blueirisb October 12 2004, 15:50:14 UTC
Please. Girls are much smarter than that. If we're going to gossip, it's not going to be in writing. As future lawyers, they should know better. Now there's gossip about their gossiping. It's ridonkulous!

Sorry, she's not in my section, so I don't know her.

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notelliot October 13 2004, 04:48:36 UTC
Smarter? I duno. They've got you all worked up. Maybe they're the smarter ones. I mean, "secret online chatroom?" Sounds like a joke. Does this even exist?

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blueirisb October 13 2004, 09:55:39 UTC
Yeah, it exists. It's been witnessed by girls who sit around these boys. Also, the guys try to conceal their laughter (and most of the time end up cracking up) during class. They haven't gotten me worked up; I just thought it was funny that they'd stoop to that. And girls have been in the gossiping business for years, so yeah, I think we're smarter and more subtle in that realm.

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craxywere October 13 2004, 10:16:11 UTC
actually this sort of thing has come up before. i'm not sure when but i do remember watching the news where they were discussing voting on preventing people from driving after a certain age. and then there was this one melodramatic woman who said "i'm too old to drive and i realize it" i'm past my prime, and she started all crying. it was nuts. At the very least they should take some sort of quiz to test out their talents in driving. Hopefully, that woman you saw is doing ok. Its always a sad thing when you gain a right and have to give it up. I always remember the day I was too old to go to Chuckee Cheese's. I think I cried that day. Older people lose their adult privilages and definately their kid privilages. I guess thats why movies like grumpy old men are made. But its just the cost of growing up... even at that age.

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blueirisb October 13 2004, 19:33:36 UTC
That's really sad. All of it. I hope the little lady's okay too. You're never too old to go to Chuckie Cheese's. Sure, you may get strange looks and get called a pedophile, but you're just a little boy trapped in a larger boy's body. :p

On a serious note, it is a shame when we have to let go of some privileges and depend on others to take care of us. However, we can all keep each other young by reliving the carefree days of childhood and not taking life too seriously.

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gaze into my crystal ball andrema October 13 2004, 17:50:21 UTC
i want to be a blue-tinted, cotton candy-haired old lady! i'd be high on my booster seat, but i'd be hugging the curves of the road, going 35 on u.s. highway 1. i'd be high-trippin' it to san francisco, or to canada, wherever alzheimers and coronary heart disease will take me. imagine me driving with the windows down, hands at 10 and 2, my granny shades on and my talc-dusted arm flab flapping in the pacific breeze. that's my future, assuming i don't die at The Aquarium or The Library. when are you coming?

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Re: gaze into my crystal ball blueirisb October 13 2004, 19:17:55 UTC
Andrea, you're the one person I could see being a cool grandmother. But scary as hell as a driver. Also, "Just say no (to drugs)!" Alzheimer's, eh? Well, I'll probably be sitting in your passenger seat, wondering if I'm the one driving and if we're going to the zoo.

Are you spending time on 6th, missy? I thought the other Andrea was a positive influence for you.

Unfortunately, my trip to Austin will have to be delayed. I have a midterm next week that's turning out to be a pain in the ass. So I'll keep ya posted. :)

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to hell with it! andrema October 13 2004, 20:30:15 UTC
no way, chick. no grandmother-ishness is going to become of this bad-ass bombshell. ok, maybe that was all a lie, everything except for the no grandmothering. if i haven't told you yet, i'm an advocate of zero population growth which means no grandmothering which means no mothering which means no hankies and pankies until i'm way beyond my reproductive years, and by then my youthful dew would have dried up into a blue-tinted, cotton candy-haired spinster with porcelain teeth that'll spew fire and brimstone at the little kiddies every halloween. hey, from u.s. hwy 1 we can stop at the san diego zoo! good luck with your midterm and hope to see you soon. give it belinda's hell!

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Re: to hell with it! blueirisb October 13 2004, 21:38:06 UTC
What?! no kids??? Since when? You just have to have little Andreas running around! Who are my kids going to make fun of now? Oh yeah, Jenny's "challenged" kids. haha. Just teasing. Don't tell her I said that.

Also, you could adopt children who are already part of the population growth if you're truly against it. If you're worried about your kids having kids (which will be their choice, of course), you can raise them to hate reproduction. Make them watch Mean Girls (my sis rented it :p). The sex-ed coach instructs the kids, "Don't have sex! Because you will get pregnant... and DIE!" and "but if you do touch each other, you will get Chlamydia... and DIE!"

I've always wanted to go to San Diego! The zoo'll be even more fun when I'm senile. Oh, that midterm's gonna own me. :(

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