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My teeth hurt as well

I feel a DGN teeth pulling event in the making:) Maybe we can ask Beternal to host:)

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like living in the bible belt is killing me. i have ZERO problem with religion...but when i have people trying to force it down my throat it drives me mad.....I'm an Atheist, please leave me alone...my not believing in god isnt hurting you any...i'm not belittling you're faith, i'm not walking up to the Christians and Catholics and Baptists here and name calling or causing harm to them for doin their thing, i'm not hanging outside any places of worship holding up signs trying to promote Atheism ..so please stop telling me i'm going to hell..stop trying to hand out scripture to me...stop trying to get me to go to you're bake sale...you're priest, pastor, or reverend will not and can not cure me of any illness i have,will not make me see the light,and will not save my non existent soul so please let me be.... thats how i feel -.-

That is the only thing I didn't like about living in the south, and I am a christian but I didn't go to church. Although, how can you pass up on good baked goods?

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That is the only thing I didn't like about living in the south, and I am a christian but I didn't go to church. Although, how can you pass up on good baked goods?

very very true....but this pastor down here is hardcore...and i swear he thinks hes Benny Hinns cousin or somthin...claiming to have healed the blind and make a physically disabled walk, oh he also re grew a girls lost leg threw his beliefs.... o.o

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very very true....but this pastor down here is hardcore...and i swear he thinks hes Benny Hinns cousin or somthin...claiming to have healed the blind and make a physically disabled walk, oh he also re grew a girls lost leg threw his beliefs.... o.o

Now he's just crazy. But seriously, look into those bake sales you will find some awesome stuff. For some reason really religious women can bake like no other. Even if you don't believe, you can't turn down good cookies.

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I'm feeling like eating such an enormous meal right before doing a ton of homework and midterm studying was a mistake. >.<

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Excited for my interview tomorrow at the drug treatment center and also, ti amo mi casa.

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God I love the feeling of a 25 lb kettlebell combined with a one legged squat.

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double post

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I feel a migrane coming on...

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Still sleepy.

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Feel like I do not want to drive in snow today >.>

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I feel excited for my first check because it's going to be SUPER thick and chunky :jamin.

Hopefully we're going to get DGN Laser Quest underway soon. Being sans work at the beginning of 2011 really fucked me over, glad I was able to get employment when I did as some people search for months in this economy. Even if the spring events need a slight shove back (the reason I left May and June massively free), at least I know I will be able to fund them now and they're actually going to occur. I should maybe make a thread about it in the events forum, as I've had a few people inquire about what is going on with the projected upcoming events.

I feel excited for my first check because it's going to be SUPER thick and chunky :jamin.

Hopefully we're going to get DGN Laser Quest underway soon. Being sans work at the beginning of 2011 really fucked me over, glad I was able to get employment when I did as some people search for months in this economy. Even if the spring events need a slight shove back (the reason I left May and June massively free), at least I know I will be able to fund them now and they're actually going to occur. I should maybe make a thread about it in the events forum, as I've had a few people inquire about what is going on with the projected upcoming events.

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I feel like I have only seven weeks left of school, a MASSIVE amount of unfinished work for the final class in my program where I need to build a portfolio, and 50 tons of pure stress. >.<

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Alive, inspired.

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Like Im da man!

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I slept through a puke-drunk hang-over today, I haven’t taken a real shower in over a week, and the power’s back on-- so overall pretty good.

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Like this wine tastes REALLY good after a 10 hr shift.

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I just want the pain to end.

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great advice sometimes comes from the most unusual sources. this was in a mike tyson interview, and really struck a chord with me...

“I used to think nobody liked me and nobody wanted to help me,” Tyson said. “No. People were waiting for me to do the right thing. Once you help yourself, people will help you. That’s just how it goes, and I found out late. People are just waiting for you to change so they can participate in cultivating your life. Or, they’re waiting for you to kill yourself and watch you self-destruct.

“And what I finally learned is that people say, ‘So, what are we going to do? I’m not going to help you self-destruct. If you’re self-destructive, I’m going to stay away. But once I see you are trying to cultivate your life and change and throw away those bad habits, I’ll get involved in your life and try to help. Other than that, I’m not involved.’ “

He pauses and sighs.

“They’re right, of course, but that’s what I didn’t realize,” he said. “It just took so long for me to realize that people didn’t just hate me. They hated the behavior they saw and they wanted to help me if they could, if I gave them a chance and try to start by helping myself.”

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How odd and how odd

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free

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Stress out beyond belief

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Still confused but doing better about going with the flow.

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Just woke from a 3 hour sleep and could do it all over again for another 8 hours.

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