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| Thursday, November 12th, 2009 |
add_me
[ miasmablack ]
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1:25a |
I think I'm fucking awesome, and my name is Lynn. Obviously I'm a girl. A 17-year-old girl graduating with the class of 2010. I love metal. I love weed. I love my friends. I'm an aspiring CEO/rockstar. I play bass, alto-sax, viola, and piano. I actually started playing bass by mistake, I really wanted to be a guitarist. I like makeup, fashion, hair, and all that other girly ish. I have a kittie named Blinkie who I sorta named after Michael Jackson's son. I treat him like a little brother, and make him dance. I'm from New York and act as such. Some of my blogs may seem illiterate or all over the place, but that's just my city slang coming out. Basically I'm very eccentric, kinda weird, very silly. You might like me if you like that sorta thing. Oh, and also I'm a writer :P |
add_me
[ webmillion ]
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1:35p |
Дружба
Заходите, если вам интересна взаимная дружба, а также технологии настоящего и будущего. |
mschitchat
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12:53a |
women. hah. thinking their bodies are important to understand or something. pffft.
*warning* menstruation facts ahead. sad as it is to admit that i know such people, there are actually a few on my friends' list who can't handle anything that happens between a woman's belly button and knees unless they close their eyes/are intoxicated. http://www.thefrisky.com/post/246-10-outrageous-menstrual-facts-thatll-freak-you-out/#When:20:30:12Z?eref=RSSso i know this type of list shows up a lot in my world. the lysol ad has ceased to surprise me. modern douches are just slightly less awful than actual lysol, and women that use those will still wrinkle their noses at the lysol ad lol. the whole origin of hysteria and sears catalog vibrators, also old news. biblical sacrifices - not as weird if you know the whole Red Tent thing. even the "if women study too much their brain will suck up all the blood they oughta be usin' to clean up that nasty uterus for baby makin' and stuff" isn't old news. as the first female in my family to graduate from college and get a job and not "get married before no one wants me any more", i have heard subtler variations of that my whole life at family reunions :) but the ones that were new to me: 1) The Ancient Greeks, believing that menstruation was the body’s way of getting rid of diseased blood, came up with bloodletting. It supposedly mimicked a woman’s period and was prescribed for all illnesses for centuries, causing unbelievable harm. George Washington probably died from the-almost seven soda cans’ worth of blood drained from him in the name of medicine. i didn't know that menstruation was the inspiration for bloodletting, but it totally makes sense. 2) Vicarious menstruation is a rare and truly weird physical condition in which monthly bleeding occurs not only from the uterus, but from other parts of the body. Women have reported blood issuing harmlessly from the nose, arms, lungs, breasts, gastrointestinal tract, mouth, bladder, eyes and ears every month, only to taper off after a few days. whoa. 3) In 1971, members of a feminist reproductive health self-help group came up with a do-it-yourself “menstrual extraction kit.” Consisting of a pump and some tubing, the kit allowed women to get together in the privacy of their homes, hop up on the kitchen table, and suction out their periods (or the fetus from any unwanted pregnancy). haha i love how many DIY abortion kits were marketed as random hygiene contraptions throughout the years 4) Ancient superstitions about menstrual blood include: it can make seeds infertile, kill insects, kill flowers, kill grass, cause fruit to fall off trees, dull razors, drive dogs mad, make a horse miscarry. As recently as the 1920s, menstruating women were barred from certain churches, Mexican silver mines, and Vietnamese opium labs. Kaffir Black Southern African women were forbidden from drinking milk during their periods, since it would cause the cow it came from to die. O_o most of these i've heard, plus more, but the whole "drinking the milk will cause the cow it came from to die" thing is a stretch of logic. neat. Current Mood:  amusedCurrent Music: fred parris & the five satins - days gone by |
lifelyrics
[ diex_romantic ]
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12:36a |
This all was only wishful thinking And the only thing I regret, the only thing I regret is that I never let you hold me back Hoping for the best just hoping nothing happens A thousand clever lines unread on clever napkins Don't ever ask if you don't ever tell me I know you well enough to know you never loved me Why can't I feel anything from anyone other than you? |
joecarnahan
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1:02a |
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| Wednesday, November 11th, 2009 |
lifelyrics
[ lying_awake ]
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11:22p |
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customers_suck
[ beechan2 ]
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11:15p |
1 second hand suck, 1 observed
This first suck is a 2nd hand told suck. It was told to me by a friend of mine who also happens to work in the same grocery store I do. I was working that day as well, but this happened to her on the other side of the store in her department, the Appy department ( known in other grocery stores as the deli department ). She was in doing a bit of shopping for herself, not on shift that hour, and was ordering something from Appy ( I think she said it was some kind of sliced deli meat. She didn't say exactly. ^^; ). She spots two kids starting to POUND on the glass display case. Yes, the glass is kind of thick, but it's still GLASS and it's still fragile. If you pound and smack on the glass as hard these kids were, the risk of that glass cracking and shattering is VERY high. ( Tossed behind the LJ cut. Kinda long )Please, please, parents, pay attention to what your kids are doing! We do our best to keep little ones in the corner of our eye, but we can NOT babysit them for you because you think something else is far more important to look at than watching your kids. We are NOT their guardians, that is YOUR job as a mother or father or "responsible" adult. ~~Bee Current Mood: sick |
tardis60
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10:40p |
Things That Are Awesome for November 11th, 2009
Wings of Avatars, Part II: I'm getting that second-week 'Apollo's beard, how am I going to get the entire story finished by November 30th‽' feeling. I have no fear of reaching the word-count goal, I'm more worried about getting through all the rest of the stuff that has to happen before the story wraps up. I don't really feel like I've won unless the book is finished by November 30th. In December I kind of decompress and there's no longer that pressure of finishing by the deadline. I need that deadline, because finishing a story is by far the very hardest part of writing for me. Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band & Rubber Soul: I just found out that both albums are going to be released in their entirety as playable for The Beatles Rock Band, joining Abbey Road. Singing 'Because' is about fifty percent of why I want the game, and this just made it even more desirable. Once those two are out, I hope, The White Album will be next. Happiness is a Warm Gun, honey, yeah! Neil Patrick Harris: Yeah, I know I already said he's awesome, but yesterday watching the special features for 'How I Met Your Mother: Season One' he made a GOBO FRAGGLE REFERENCE. If I hadn't built up a tolerance for awesome over the past few years via TMBG concerts, the strength of that awesomeness probably would have hurt. As would the next item, also encountered yesterday: Stephen Colbert: A perennial wellspring of awesome, of course. On Monday night's 'Colbert Report' he had as his guest the new director of the Metropolitan Museum of Art. The most awesome thing in the whole museum for me is the Temple of Dendur, so awesome it's incorporated into my favorite NYC walk through Central Park. It can be seen through the windows from the park, and sometimes I'll just stand there and bask. Last time I went I sat and stared at its majesty for two hours, and pretty much blew off the rest of the museum. I squealed like a deranged nerd when I saw it in 'Ghost Town.' For me, it's pretty much the reason for the museum. And in the context of asking the director if he'd ever licked anything in the museum, Mr. Colbert said, "I licked the Temple of Dendur." I had to pause the episode so I could flail properly at the awesome. Instant Gratification, Intertubes-style: Decompressing from my writing, I've been watching a bunch of random stuff, especially on Netflix's watch instantly feature. I finally got around to watching 'Lost' for the first time, something I could never have the patience to do by renting the DVDs. I started out liking the characterization, but then it turned into this incredibly slow-moving Spaceball-One sized morass of angst and soap opera style twists. The overly dramatic music grates, the way everyone overreacts and fights over stupid crap grates, and the fact that 90% of the NPCs use interchangeable dialogue makes me frelling nuts. Once every six episodes something interesting happens, but then it takes another six episodes to resolve, and the episodes are full of mental and emotional corn syrup. BUT! What's awesome is I could find this out and move on, and watch 30-Second Bunny Theatre to cleanse my brain, and then watch 'The Glenn Miller Story.' Aw, Jimmy Stewart and Harry Morgan. 'Doogie Howser' kind of hits that high-school melodrama button a lot, too. That button is for short bursts, dude. You're not supposed to press it and hold it down. I guess it's a good reminder to not do it in my own writing, since I want to write things I like to read. Fraggle Rock, The Final Season: It's MINE! HAHAHAHAHAAA! Every last speck of filmed Fraggly goodness now fills my cave. Happy happy happy. I've finally got 'The River of Life' and 'Gone, But Not Forgotten,' and the stupidly fun time travel episode 'Mokey, Then and Now' on endlessly-watchable DVD. Wembley: ...is actually the nickname of my Wii console. For a long time he couldn't hear the internets, because I implemented security on my network and couldn't reconcile AirPort (named The River of Life; my network is called Fraggle Rock. This is true) and Wii, but I finally sat down and troubleshooted the damn thing until connectivity was mine again. I hear rumors that my parental units are planning on blessing me with the afore-salivated-over The Beatles Rock Band & microphone for Fishmas, so now I will have the capability of getting 'Because' with it. Happy Fishmas, everyone! Remember: it can happen at any time. It has no rules except those we make up. It's the Calvinball of holidays. Current Mood:  cold |
customers_suck
[ dmitchell1985 ]
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10:04p |
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thegreyghost
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11:02p |
Ghosty's tweets for the day: Automatically shipped by LoudTwitter |
lifelyrics
[ andacameralense ]
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9:37p |
The next one did the same, the blind leading the lame. |
lifelyrics
[ ensembles ]
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10:25p |
and you were my reason for breathing |
customers_suck
[ unaccepatable ]
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9:57p |
a WTF from yesterday
I work in a call center. Yesterday, this cute old man called in, I do what he needs done, and tell him who to call for the stuff I can't do. At the end of the call, he said, "Happy Marine Birthday Day!" So I figure he was/is a Marine and say, "Oh, yeah! You too!" Then is where it got weird. OM=old man me=me OM: "Do you know any Marines?" me: "Yeah, my dad was a Marine." OM: "I used to fly planes for them!" me: "Oh wow, that's really cool!" OM: "Yep, then I had a Vietnam baby!" me: *wondering what to say to this, does he mean Vietnamese? what?* "Oh...I see..." OM: "He was born exactly 9 months and 1 day after I got home from Vietnam!" me: "Oh, oh, I get it, haha, yeah, good for you." OM: "Yeah, I was good while I was over there. I didn't do anything that would've got me in trouble with the Mrs." me: *laugh* Then he proceeds to tell me how his tadpoles were amazing swimmers and super potent. So definitely not a suck, just a wtf that left me with a o.O look on my face afterwards. |
add_me
[ navyson ]
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9:54p |
Hey evreyone, Im CJ and i have a weird life that would consider me a man-whore dude to my actions and my female friends. Ive recently have been having some personal female problems and i always look for advice from me friends online some quick info about me. Name: CJ Job: Military Activities: Paintball, Vol. Fire Fighter 1st Responder, flirting with random women Oh i also get excited and adventurous sometimes and post random pictures.. Most of my journal entries are friends only so feel free to check me out. 18 and up only please. |
lifelyrics
[ dreaming88 ]
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8:39p |
And I know that you're busy too
I know that you care
You got your finger on the pulse
You got your eyes everywhere
And it hurts all the time when you don't return my calls
And you haven't got the time to remember how it was
It's so cold in this house
It's so cold in this house
I can't eat, I can't sleep
I can't sleep, I can't dream
An aversion to light
Got a fear of the ocean
Like drinking poison, like eating glass |
lifelyrics
[ whom_do_i_owe ]
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9:03p |
Was I out of line did I say something way too honest
made you run and hide like a scared little boy
I looked into your eyes; thought I knew you for a minute
now I’m not so sure
So here’s to everything coming down to nothing
Here’s to silence that cuts me to the core
Where is this going, thought I knew for a minute
but I don’t anymore |
add_me
[ j0 ]
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7:38p |
oh dang
jo, female, 21, blah blah blaaaaah. i work at a horsey race track, i ain't got no edumucationz, and i spend all my free time singing christmas music. cause i'm obsessed with christmas. and also i have no friends. i was neglected as a child and now seek a false sense of social interaction here on the interblag! give it to me plz. here's a really blurry overexposed picture of someone who may or may not be me:  and here's me with no makeup on, how embarrassing D:  Current Music: wham! - last christmas |
mock_the_stupid
[ jenny0 ]
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12:57p |
I don't think you know what that word means...
If I've overheard this once, I can't even imagine how many times the actual parents have had to deal with the stupid. At a street fair last Friday, I was talking to an acquaintance with triplets. A stranger came up: Stranger: "Aww, how cute! Are they triplets?" Mom: "Yes." Stranger: "Were they born on the same day?" My Brain: *breaks* |
lifelyrics
[ baby_shakeitup ]
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6:32p |
we sent all of our sins into the sea and we set it on fire, we're an island now i don't know if I can take the pressure it creates to be a self-sustaining industry so we'll tell ourselves we've got what it takes and all we need is a little time to dry off i don't want you to save me 'cause what if you did, you'd succeed and you would leave i'd be back at square one and that is such a bad place to begin Current Music: tests on my heart - umbrellas |
lifelyrics
[ emptypromises22 ]
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6:11p |
quote or lyric help
anyone have any ideas for this picture, i want to add to my tattoo and im looking for a lyric or quote about wither birds or feathers, havent really found anything i really like yet, help me out, gimme some input? =]  |
triangleites
[ neoncactus ]
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6:12p |
Episode 154: Evil Moose Sounds
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Episode 154: Evil Moose SoundsTo download, click HERE. In this episode:- What's Chris's Halloween costume?
- Real ghost stories from people on the street.
- Quoth the Parrot, "Shut Up Bitch"
- Is Halloween about racism?
- Community Badass: Cindy Higgins, psychic and medium
- Flashback: Hugh's ghost story from Ghostsound 2008
- Roy tells about being a part of a church that communicates with spirits
- "The Birds" a poem by Preston Bounds
- The Nightsound Studios Electronic Voice Phenomenon (EVP)
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lj_maintenance
[ dwell ]
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2:00p |
Network Maintenance: Saturday, November 14, 2009 at 04:00-06:00 UTC/GMT
On Saturday the 14th at 4AM UTC/GMT we will be upgrading the operating system of our network load balancers to a newer version, one that will allow us to use both CPUs! Nifty, because multiprocessing is nice. Since we have 2 load balancers, the plan is to upgrade 1 at a time, and there really should be very little impact to our website. Hopefully you won't notice a thing and I'll get to go back to the hotel and watch some wonderful late night infomercials. We've got a lot of exciting projects coming up for 2010 and we're hoping that we'll be able to deliver them all to you, that you will find it useful/cool/lovely and then you will use the site even more. Behind-the-scenes work like this will give us the capacity to handle the anticipated traffic, so expect a few more maintenance windows especially in the beginning of next year as we've got some neat ideas to improve performance around here! We had the recent 30-45 minute outage yesterday due to one of our logging databases filling up disk space -- not so great design coupled with my human error in handling the initial problem -- and it looks like we're going to finally have some resources to eliminate stuff like that. I can't wait! As usual, I will be updating status.livejournal.org before and after, just in case you are not able to reach our main website during the work. |
lifelyrics
[ sununderthesun ]
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4:14p |
have the lights gone out for you? cuz the lights one out for me its the 21st century its the 21st century |
co_workers_suck
[ electricenigma ]
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3:15p |
Sucky, sucky managers
This is my boyfriend's story, who is a server's assistant (AKA bread/water boy) at a high end restaurant. His stories always make me grateful that I work in retail (who knew I was even capable of such a feeling?). This summer he and his server coworkers witnessed 3 of their managers "grazing" on customer's finished meals as they are sitting waiting to be taken to their tables. Grazing means taking food OFF THE PLATES WITH THEIR DIRTY HANDS AN D EATING IT!!! UGH!! Just that part would be enough of a suck! Anyone else (servers, busboys, breadboys, etc) would be fired on the spot if they tried this. Of course they couldn't do anything about the fail, everyone wanted to keep their jobs. But it gets better. When the higher up people came to evaluate the restaurant or whatever, the managers told them that the SERVER'S ASSITANTS ARE THE ONES THAT WER E GRAZING. Fucking liars. |
triangleites
[ nanaslug ]
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3:18p |
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