For some odd reason I've been associating 'Popplers' with those popcorn chicken pieces they sell at the Super Wal-Marts. They taste so yummy. So when you mentioned Popplers my brain went, 'Yum!'.. and then you mentioned your gallbladder. Then my tongue had an Austin Powers fem-bot moment. You confused and exploded my tastebuds, you tastebud killer! *sobs*
I think you should keep your Poppler marks. Then we can be like Quint and Hooper in the movie Jaws where they sit around the table drinking and comparing scars. And we can laugh at people too wimpy to have any scars of importance and flaunt our one-upmanship in valiant flashes of misshapen navels and breast implants. Whoooo!
My kootchie itches but I can't scratch it because Andy is in the room playing WoW across from me. *sigh*
I miss you! I wish you were coming to visit me tomorrow! You owe me!!
Yea, the scars are kinda cool. It's looks like I got shot up. Me and dad were telling people that I got shot when I was being a hero saving babies, dwarf babies.
You should keep the scar mark, especially if you have a positive connotation for it like calling it a "strength marks."
Most people are self conscious about their appearance which in an ideal world, although they shouldn't be, they just are. So I'm in the school of two thoughts, Do whatever makes you confident and also try your best not to just look over for a reminder, but actively participate in change (because I'm of the opinion that yeah you can allow circumstance to change you but if you're actively looking to change, if you NEED to change, then you're just speeding the time until you get where you want to go.)
That way those scars are not just from touching the fire and not knowing better enough not to do it again.
Too many double negatives, the English police should really stop kicking my butt.
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I think you should keep your Poppler marks. Then we can be like Quint and Hooper in the movie Jaws where they sit around the table drinking and comparing scars. And we can laugh at people too wimpy to have any scars of importance and flaunt our one-upmanship in valiant flashes of misshapen navels and breast implants. Whoooo!
My kootchie itches but I can't scratch it because Andy is in the room playing WoW across from me. *sigh*
I miss you! I wish you were coming to visit me tomorrow! You owe me!!
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You're gross.
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Most people are self conscious about their appearance which in an ideal world, although they shouldn't be, they just are. So I'm in the school of two thoughts, Do whatever makes you confident and also try your best not to just look over for a reminder, but actively participate in change (because I'm of the opinion that yeah you can allow circumstance to change you but if you're actively looking to change, if you NEED to change, then you're just speeding the time until you get where you want to go.)
That way those scars are not just from touching the fire and not knowing better enough not to do it again.
Too many double negatives, the English police should really stop kicking my butt.
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