That stupid ****ing wanker dumped me on Thursday for this other girl. Argghhh. Anyway, I felt really shit for the next 3 days but now I'm alright. I'm moving on baby! Hehehehe!
I'm seeing Jack, [Tom's best mates since they were kids], this saturday. I can't wait! I haven't seen him for like more than 4 months because we both sort of made out last term and Tom found out and banned us from seeing each other incase anything like this happens.
But **** it. I just miss him as a friend but we'll see because last term when I did spend a whole week with Jack because Tom was at work experience, it was one of the most amazing weeks! Eveeer!
Anyhoooo, it don't matter now. I'm happpy and excited and all!
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02-11-04, 07:12 PM #1
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Arggghhhhh!
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Errr sorry to hear this Skye. You'll be amazed you're not the only one suffering from shit like this... what is it about guys going crazy this Halloween?
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03-11-04, 02:33 AM #3
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wow.. you went from feeling all lovey dovey to hating him to seeing another guy.. damn you move along so easily.. oh shiet.. .where is innova??
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04-11-04, 01:43 AM #4
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**** that loser-bitch. Let's throw a party.
Takes out some liquor, anyone?I have it all. Including kino.
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04-11-04, 03:11 AM #5
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i'm always down for a party. damn this was one hella long and expensive weekend. there was a flooding this past weekend and monday and wed we didn't have school. with election day being on tues, it was a 5 day weekend. i had too much to drink already.
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04-11-04, 05:42 AM #6
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Can't believe BUSH won.. Maahhh. Stupid really but I shouldn't really care. Hahaha.
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04-11-04, 06:04 AM #7
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well.. i heard that he basically won because he was against same sex marriage which had a big pull for him. but why should you care?? it doesn't affect you in any matter.
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04-11-04, 08:44 AM #8
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He won because he got the majorite of the damn hick states with their dumbstuck conservative right wing old fart farmers.
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04-11-04, 08:53 AM #9
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yup... this will be another four years of bullshiet. raverboy
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He won because people are basically misinformed and eat the old company line straight up. There are SO MANY misconceptions, on SO MANY things it's not funny. We believe almost anything without questions, so blindly, and when someone tries to make them see differently, they resist change.
Ah, well...you still have to love the human race because, like your family, you have no choice but to be a part of it.
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unfortunately it does, it affects everyone in the world - it's sort of a consequence of being the largest economic and military power in the world (and us having a puppy dog prime minister)
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04-11-04, 02:51 PM #12
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yeah that is true.. i never really looked at it. i was watching the daily show today, and john steward was saying, that bushes plans are to finish up the war in iraq, and start 3 more with 3 different countries. lol
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Wow, sorry to hear that skye, but I'm sure it'll ruffle his feathers a little to hear you're going out with one of his good friends =)
I know it would me ... >.<
And I think Bush won for other reasons as well...
But its over and done with, nothing left to do but wait for an intern to blow a whistle and pray for impeachment
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04-11-04, 03:03 PM #14
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that's always a good way to get back at your ex. just tell him that you slept with his friend.
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Hey, my ex tried to do that with me.
But he cheated on me & I'd spent the first week after we split up dreaming of him sleeping with everyone of my friends. Also my friend gave me a heads up saying he'd joked about it and she's the most trustworthy person - she'd tell me if it happened.
I laughed down the phone at him & it didn't hurt at all. Then phoned my friend up to get her opinion on what he was like & she said she didn't know, and I laughed even more.
Men, all dumb asses
