February 2012
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Just ordered seat number 7 on a flight in two...
If you know anything about me, you know why that’s important to me.
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alliegators:
What I really miss is having a person. I have people, sure. I know I do, and I know they care. But I don’t have that one person. The person who I can tell everything to. The person I can count on to be there for me, no matter what. That person who just knows me. And I miss it, ya know?
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Why Do Cats Purr?
fakescience:
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Going to bed at 8:30 on a Friday night because you...
Right?
Somebody is carrying their pig around campus like...
I don’t think I’ll ever understand this place.
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Hopefully one day, life will be good.
alliegators:
But for now, it all sucks.
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I'm not giving up anything for Lent.
alliegators:
Take that, God.
One of my RAs just asked if I dyed my beard.
It’s officially long enough that the second color is starting to grow in.
I might never trim it if it’s going to become a conversation starter.
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Followers!
I just got my first credit card! I’m a real American now!
What should I buy first?
My whole life hurts.
alliegators:
I’m not dead yet because I need to keep complaining about it.
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Things could be worse.
At least I’m not the person getting fired from ESPN today.
Kid never swore, never. He’d say ‘Gosh darn’ and ‘Jeez.’ Because of his...
– Ron Darling on Gary Carter. (via sportspage)
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I was just walking home after an impossibly long, emotionally draining, horribly depressing day, and some guy just yelled, “Hey, Karl Marx!”
Being the weirdest thing I’ve heard someone yell in quite a while, I naturally turn towards the voice. Of course, he meant me, but I’m just “some bearded guy” to pretty much everybody.
(I’ve never been called Karl...
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Next up on the "to meet" list.
emptysthemepark:
“Interviewer: If you could be ordinary, without bipolar disorder, would you choose that? Oh, yeah. (Laughs.) I absolutely would. I think many people with a chronic illness would prefer not to have their chronic illness, simply because it’s high maintenance. With a mental illness, it’s confusing. It’s disorienting. It’s profoundly psychologically affecting. It affects your...
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