What you enjoyed today

[qwertz]

I enjoyed recognizing that I have been able to slowly develop a good rapport with a notoriously difficult doctor who scares all the other nurses. I was even able to tease him about his god-awful penmanship, and made him laugh rather than his usual style of communication, which is yelling. Even my charge nurse was impressed.

He probably fancies you

[QueenofCorona]

I was the winner of a contest at work, my prize was a dvd of "Alice in Wonderland" I've never seen the new one yet.

[vashti]

He probably fancies you

Eww. He is only about as tall as my boobies, and is purple-ish in color.

[Petit Papillon]

And another one gone and another one gone another one BITES THE DUST !! Portugal go home,Spain rocks again ;D

And less than 4 weeks left before going to Corsica yaaaaaaaaaay

And I had great sex yesterday, scored 2 O's

[doppelgaenger]

I'm going to be spending a few weeks in North Africa.

[qwertz]

I had mind blowing sex last night

[Charlie Boy II]

^^^ f-ck you!

I'm pretty pumped for my date tomorrow night. This chick is SUCH a babe, it will be a massive coup if I can score her. My best mate (who I met her through) reckons he's had at least 200 orgasms over her. He is gunning for me as well.

[qwertz]

^^^ f-ck you!

He certainly did

[vashti]

^^^ f-ck you!

I'm pretty pumped for my date tomorrow night. This chick is SUCH a babe, it will be a massive coup if I can score her. My best mate (who I met her through) reckons he's had at least 200 orgasms over her. He is gunning for me as well.

I don't know why, but this part struck me as hysterical. I love the way guys talk to each other.

[doppelgaenger]

Some of you will probably think "Pfft, big deal, lilwaaaaaaang" but I've mastered the art of selective hearing.
I've always wondered exactly how in the hell to 'ignore' something. When I was little, I thought that meant to conceal the embarrasment/pain/anger, because it seemed impossible to pretend not to hear something or to force oneself not to hear. I've learned that it's easier to recognize insults as power grabs, though. If you see an insult as reaching for power over your feelings, to get you to feel a certain way or do something, or to act on your emotions, and you can recognize this on the spot, it will make you chuckle. It's cute; a helpless person resorting to offensive verbal behavior.
People are always saying nasty things to each other, always hurling insults about like a bunch of turd-slinging monkeys, and they think everything deserves their criticism.
It seems like the stupidest, strangest, most illogical response, but the best thing to do, really, is be really nice, and the less said the better. And if you respond with a nice happy smile on your face, you'll leave them with nothing else to say (Even though you'll probably want to leave them at the bottom of a sewer or something)

Eventually they see that their efforts are futile and give up. Sometimes, if you up with it long enough, they will eventually start being nice to you! I know, I know, it seems like a kindergarten lesson, but I've always thought it was better to come up with snazzy comebacks, but what a waste of time that is. And how far in life do comebacks get anyone? Not much further than insults, I'd say.

[lovesjoyajm]

Edit: Never mind.

I enjoyed hard pretzels dipped in cream cheese. It's delicious! Try it.

[hurt_confuzd]

Edit: Never mind.

Ha!

It's just his way of ignoring what everyone around him is saying. Living in your own bubble is much more comfortable.

[doppelgaenger]

Occasionally I have to deal with some very nasty people, but that doesn't happen often. It's the criticisms that I have to deal with that really drive me insane - about my long hair, about my habits and lifestyle, etc.

[QueenofCorona]

More power to ya. I don't think recognition of ones own behaviors or reactions to others is ever a bad thing.

[doppelgaenger]

Yeah, it's kind of like chess, and ignoring someone's insults is like taking a bishop or a queen after a stupid move.

I know, sorry for the nerdy reference.