Is it just me or is facebook becoming stalker central?

I'm not ok with this.

If you want to know about my life, call me.  513-255-5709

Go here, page through the quotations look until you find five (5) that you think reflect who you are or what you believe. Repost in your journal and tag five friends. Mine:I was thrown out of college for cheating on the metaphysics exam; I looked into the soul of the boy sitting next to me.Woody AllenI think we agree, the past is over.George W. ( Read more... )

My phone is new, expensive, and fully operational.  Same number.  Please send me your phone numbers so I can call you from your front door when I'm stalking you ( Read more... )

Good news!

Water damage isn't covered in the warranty and so i have to buy a new phone for $150.  Huzzah!  The day is mine!

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Recent additions to movie library: Memento, The Pianist, Dr. Strangelove, Being John Malkovich, and Spirited Away.  I'm still waiting for more in the mail and any hope of having money ever again thanks to an online shopping spree ( Read more... )

The other day I realized I don't like people much. No, not you, dear reader, I love you. I just like to be alone better. I like to work alone, I want to read and write and listen to things and do most of that alone ( Read more... )

My life is over.

Too much salt in your diet can lead to hear diseases/complications and increase the risk of a heart attack.

My family already has problems with that and i eat three bags of pretzels a week.

Die early/live happy eat pretzels?      
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Matthew J. Weinkam (LG, CPRPR, WSI, MVL ’04)

Despite the high hopes of friends and family alike, Matt did not make it through his first year at Miami and was asked to withdrawal from the university after failing all his classes, including both The Eastern European Vampire Tradition and Social Dance. Unsubstantiated accusations of “juicing” from ( Read more... )

If you come home from a long day and are exhausted should you flop on the couch and announce to everyone that you are exhausted or pretend like you are fine?  The couch method seems to be self-serving, looking for sympathy, but the saintly way seems to be self-righteous and unnecessary.  Moral debacle.

I am currently trying the latter.