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[von_zombie]

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[twiddledum]

i can't make friends either :| i don't know anyone at u of t except for sarah...and looking at all the people there, i don't want to.

i find that making friends at work is the easiest thing ever. since i started working at the wine rack, i've met 3 people i can see being friends with in one way or another for a long time. from scaccia, there's a bunch of really good people as well that i wouldn't have otherwise met.

schools sucks for making friends, becaus eth majority of those seeking post secondary education are fucking dull as hell.

[aeon_of_maat]

olivia, amanda, possibly bruno and myself are having dinner, you could join us.

guess who I saw at passport?

[a_badseed]

1. You take the bus??? Well that's you first problem!
2. I would say that it's simple, you spend too much time at school rather then spending time with the friends you've already made.
3. Why can't you make friends at school? I dunno. You're friendly, out-going, attractive and smart. I don't see the problem, so it must be them...

p.s. personally I like you better without balls...

Re: guess who I saw at passport?

[von_zombie]

who did you see at passeport??

Thanks for the kind words. And you're right, I should spend more time with the awesome friends I have :0

Re: guess who I saw at passport?

[caspianxi]

I second this. You need to call people. None of your friends are callers, they all want to be the calee.

as for concordia, I made NO friends there. Period.
I was also there for 4 years.
In fact, I lost friends while I was there because they started to think I didn't like them, because I was too busy with school and work.

[salamalek]

the reggie's is a sorry excuse for a bar, which basically looks like somebody dumped a beer tap in the middle of a deserted classroom, but i dj there sometimes for cjlo events (the concordia station). also, have you ever considered getting a radio show? it's tons of fun, and the radio gang really sticks together. i have a million new friends i didn't even try to get, and they're really good people.

trusting care

[deathface]

friendship traits develop over time and through experience..