It costs them nothing to send out those fake emails; if they can even get one moron to fall for their scam, they've already gained.
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I always feel that those who wear those things, yapping away, are in the state of temporary zombification. Talking and gesturing into the air aggressively like some crazy person. You go, "are you talking to me?" and they turn their head away like you are the one being annoying.
This bug has happened to me before.
>>And let me also say I couldn’t care less whether I’m liked by some people or not. I like you. >>You can’t make everyone like you, that’s life, and hey, it’s their loss. Yea, I win. I have had some sad/angry/frustrating experiences with online friends in other places. In some cases, the bridges will never be rebuilt. Sometimes there's only so much
This is a good idea. I might have to put it in longer form since I think the locals here haven't caught on about this yet.
I hate cowards like that. I prefer to be told to my face rather than hear it from another. Email forwarding is the absolute worse -- even if it turns out I am the cause of his grievance, I would be give this person such a flaming he'll be crispy charcoal and ash by the time I'm through with him. Texas: (Heh, at least the guy on the bus wasn't wearing one of those "borg" ear phone things. I just want to punch people I see wearing those.) <img src="http://images.stardock.co
Prayers for your mother and you. *hugs*
Yesterday on the bus, I overheard a guy talking on his cell phone. I never knew a guy could be so chatty, on the entire trip he was talking loudly, trying to counsel his friend on how to confront a project teammate. Now I wasn't exactly eavesdropping, since this guy was talking like there wasn't anyone around. It's funny how phone conversations can do that to
I might be around for bit since the mood struck. LW: So funny. I used to have a sheep pic for a forum portrait.
Hi Dynamaso, a great mini biography. For myself, I didn't feel much like I was an 'adult' until a few months ago when I turned 30. When I turned 21, I remember having this feeling that yes, I'm no longer a child, but looking back at it now, I think I had a lot of naive ideas back then. I remember at 21, I just started working. I was not very independent. I didn't know where I was going or what to do with my life. I was feeling lost and directi
It's good that things turned out alright. (hi!)
Slow on JU myself, but then again, I find JU rather slow in loading again lately. Been busy with writing stuff mostly, and just moving on with life in general. Take care and have fun, Foreverserenity!
Kewl Texas! I wish you both all the happiness.
I am not too sure what bounce is, but i put a small bar of fragrant soap in drawers and dampy places to keep out bad smells.
I've just seen it the other day. IMHO, the transformation seems a bit too quick and the movie was too rushy. I'm a little disappointed because there seems to be a lot of missing details. There's a big chunk missing in between II and III, that perhaps should have been made into a movie. Maybe it's because I haven't caught the animated series Clone Wars or read the Prelude to episode III novel. I agree that the emotions were a bit too
I think his acting has at least improved in Episode 3, still a bit stiff when it came to the emotional scenes.
lol! I can imagine how much that must have cost...
What a mess!
>> Carrie Underwood sang Angels Brought me Here?!?!? as in the song made "famous" by Australian Idol Guy Sebastian?? okay that's SO weird Yeah the same song. I think she was too rough on that song. I might be bias, I still prefer Guy's version of it.
>>17. When The Money Comes Out The ATM, Scream "I Won! I Won!" hehehe...now there's an idea.
In an instant, I would think that knowing when you're gonna go is a good idea, on second thoughts, i don't think so. I think it would probably depress me. Not everything in life is entirely up to me. And what if I can't achieve it before the known dateline? I think I would be happier not knowing and just struggling along like it could be soon or a hundred years from now.
I think this one is one of Banarama's better songs. I was twelve when it came out and I remember always singing along with it when it came on the radio. I didn't really understand it then, but it's got a very catchy tune.