JealousFool
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I don't know why it's so hard for you to understand that I'm moving. Grow up already.
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Yukongirl
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Is it really possible to die from boredom?
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Jently
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Dunno but apparently it IS possible to die from a broken heart. Study results published this week show people with broken hearts have damaged left ventricles which can cause death 
TheSkaFish
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I feel like we are becoming less racist, misogynist, and homophobic as a whole, but at the same time, more classist in terms of money, intellect, and charisma/social power. I never put it to words before, but I feel like that's true. It's weird.
VanillaCreme
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Jently said:Dunno but apparently it IS possible to die from a broken heart. Study results published this week show people with broken hearts have damaged left ventricles which can cause death
I think it's entirely possible, too.
My thought right now is, holy crap, I left it spotless, so how hard is it to keep stuff clean? In the amount of time less than what it took me to clean the entire kitchen, you managed to dirty up the stove again, the counter again, and both sides of the sink had crud in it. I'm truly baffled. You don't even cook a whole meal. How do you manage to dirty stuff up like you're running a restaurant?
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pinocio
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Oops ! I forget to give her a thing which i borrowed from her for some hours.
It's back, for the love of all that is decent and good why did they bring it back.
ladyforsaken
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I'm not sure why, but you're on my mind a whole lot.
SofiasMami
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Nice to see some ALL old-timers posting lately.
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Yukongirl said:
You'd be surprised how tough the human body is.
You probably can, but don't expect it to happen until you die of something else first ;-)
VanillaCreme
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I miss him so much.
Yukongirl
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Richard_39 said:
I suppose there are worse things than being bored at work....
Like actually dying of something else
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Yukongirl said:
Imagine dying of something else WHILE being bored at work!
That's like, that's like....
ERROR: STACK OVERFLOW.
;-)
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VanillaCreme said:
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BBOOOOOORRRRRRRRRRREEEEEEEEDDDDDDDDDDD!
Wonder if I jump out the window and flap my arms real fast, if it'll work and I'll become rich and famous.
Also, wonder the size of the crater if I fall from a 5th story. If any.
Wonder if I jump out the window and flap my arms real fast, if it'll work and I'll become rich and famous.
Also, wonder the size of the crater if I fall from a 5th story. If any.
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ardour
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Asked somebody out in unambiguous terms a about an hour ago. Response: "Dinner is fine but let's keep it casual and professional" + 'reasons' for wanting to remain single. I wasn't expecting anything other than this. At least I'm not left wondering what might have been.
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pinocio
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I Hope next year will be good for me.
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ardour said:
Did doing it make you feel any more confident?
ardour
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Paraiyar said:
No: Hopeless. Depressed. We went for a (friendly) drink after work. Didn't have the gumption to do it in person as we were leaving and didn't want to make her visibly uncomfortable so I asked her via a facebook message afterward. Wrong, cowardly way of doing things of course, but I don't think the response would have been any different.
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