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Like I need about three Xanny bars and a shot of Grey Goose to wash them down with.

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Getting excited!

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...like I need to figure out my direction in life, and make a final decision on a life changing choice.

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...like I need to figure out my direction in life, and make a final decision on a life changing choice.

I feel like Velvet should turn left.

I feel like I'm about to sink my teeth into some pizza. I feel like I should share it with Eternal so he can either savor the flavor, or throw it at the skinny blond for amusement.

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Like I am tired of numbers ... yuck.

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I'm feeling lonely, trapped in my little box with the big world at my fingers (as usual).

I'm feeling hungry for a slice of man slathered in hot, melting, intellectual stimulation (instead of these DORKS I've been dealing with all day long).

I'm feeling like I don't ask for much, but I get so little in return.

*sighs*

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Stressed, I'm in the middle of moving, finals are coming and I have a test tommrow ... ::sigh::.

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I'm feeling lonely, trapped in my little box with the big world at my fingers (as usual).

I'm feeling hungry for a slice of man slathered in hot, melting, intellectual stimulation (instead of these DORKS I've been dealing with all day long).

I'm feeling like I don't ask for much, but I get so little in return.

*sighs*

"so baby, what is your view on obama" spoken in a sexy manly sort of way.

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like I have no freaking clue how the hell I dragged my tired ass into work and proceeded to think clearly enough and work hard enough to get the job right!

Like I could pass out from exhaustion right now if the pain wasn't so bad and I wasn't afraid that I wouldn't be able to get back up.

but, besides the pain and exhaustion, I feel great fucking great!

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Like it sucks donkeys to have to choose between three hundred bucks of overtime and being able to go to my 4 year olds t-ball game.

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Like it sucks donkeys to have to choose between three hundred bucks of overtime and being able to go to my 4 year olds t-ball game.

I feel that, even though I am not a parent, if I were in Burrich's dilemma, I feel that I would choose to go to my son's t-ball game.

I feel that parents should enjoy hangin out with their kids as much as possible when they are little, because there will come a day when the kid just wants money and car keys.

I also feel that Eternal should just look for a job somewhere in the D.

I feel that sanity is just as important as money in some cases.

I also feel that I am going to bed soon.

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That sucks and is so common these days mate... I am sorry

I am part of everyone.... do I make fun of you?

OMG you have a resume???? I am envious....

Talk to my wife.... she has a lot of sympathy for that situation :(

Frack.... let Bean beat her to death with a badmitton racket!

"Happy that I am devoted to her and only her you fuckwit"

A more polite way of saying the above that I said.

If you are like me.... you are just feeling lucky to have a job.

Frack!

Sounds like you should talk to your boss first.... then see (then again I don't know your boss)

Hate is a family value....

I'm pheeling like phee is phabulous,

like I'm gonna have to bitch smack the eternal's immature little frat boy coworkers

like I may have to choke the skinny blond bitch - because she is annoying. Am I threatened? Um, hmm, lemme think about it...no. Considering that the eternal is making huge sacrifices to move out here so we can spend our life together, I'm pretty fucking sure he isn't going to fuck things up over some little cunt that he isn't interested in anyway.

I'm feeling like I have tons of stuff to do with no time to do it. I need to clone me.

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Dreading having to fly out early in the morning when I got no sleep hooray for coffee.

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:happydance:happydance:happydance
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Like my desk is messy

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I feel that, even though I am not a parent, if I were in Burrich's dilemma, I feel that I would choose to go to my son's t-ball game.

I feel that parents should enjoy hangin out with their kids as much as possible when they are little, because there will come a day when the kid just wants money and car keys.

This is very true -- but in today's economy, I would choose the overtime. Bank it if you don't need it right away. You never know when stuff will happen.

The bank collapse earlier this week? Yeah, that was our mortgage company.

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Like I just got a text message from Morbid: his plane leaves in a few minutes!

Like I have nervous/excited butterflies in my stomach!

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Like I have a lot to do.

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Like my desk is messy

i'm sorry phee. i DID clean out the underneath part of the desk yesterday though! just haven't gotten to the top part yet... i will move the paper shredder out so you have more leg room. but i can't buy you more cheese til this weekend. i've been a very bad owner lately.

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i'm sorry phee. i DID clean out the underneath part of the desk yesterday though! just haven't gotten to the top part yet... i will move the paper shredder out so you have more leg room. but i can't buy you more cheese til this weekend. i've been a very bad owner lately.

*Makes paper mache*

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I am feeling loved and supported by my friends.

That's because you're the shit, and karma has to work for good every one in one-hundred times

and, lastly, I feel like I need a cigarette, though I only have one left.

This is a sign.

New beginnings.

The economy sucks.

Cigs are expensive.

Time to quit smoking.

They're as unhealthy as a weak uncommitted man.

I like your cat avatar btw.

It was very healthy of you to put that up instead.

Like in a few weeks I'm going to be testing out in my karate class to hopefully get a yellow belt but I fell back two weeks with all that happened so yeah.. more anxiety. :blink:

I feel like I have found the person to kick my new co-worker's fake, annoying skinny little ass

If you are like me.... you are just feeling lucky to have a job.

I would if I were single.

Our relationship will suffer immeasurably if I stay here.

Every morning I'd see her for a minute or two, unless I had to go into work early.

Then I'd get home and go right to bed.

My day off Sunday is also otherwise spoken for.

We'd never have time alone together.

This is an awful way to start a marriage.

Not to mention, the miles would put so much wear on my car I'd have to get a new one sooner,

and I'm too upside on it to get out of the loan, not to mention at $4.25/gallon I'd be paying about $1000/month MORE in gas.

BUT...I'm well qualified for one job and underqualified for anything else that brings in real money.

Like I could pass out from exhaustion right now if the pain wasn't so bad and I wasn't afraid that I wouldn't be able to get back up.

but, besides the pain and exhaustion, I feel great fucking great!

I hope you feel better, but in the meantime I love the dripping sarcasm :thumbup:

I'm feeling like I have tons of stuff to do with no time to do it. I need to clone me.

You're so cute :wub:

Dreading having to fly out early in the morning when I got no sleep hooray for coffee.

:starwars::fakenopic:

I just slayed you with a lightsaber and shot your emo ass.

You're finally seeing your honey! :peanutbutterjellytime:

You don't need coffee.

You should be running on adrenalin right now. :happydance

Have a great time. I'm really happy you two get to spend time together.

I feel that, even though I am not a parent, if I were in Burrich's dilemma, I feel that I would choose to go to my son's t-ball game.

I feel that parents should enjoy hangin out with their kids as much as possible when they are little, because there will come a day when the kid just wants money and car keys.

I also feel that Eternal should just look for a job somewhere in the D.

I feel that sanity is just as important as money in some cases.

I also feel that I am going to bed soon.

I would choose the overtime. Bank it if you don't need it right away. You never know when stuff will happen.

Burrich--Two good points from two diff people with two diff situations.

One has no kids but values his time with loved ones.

The other one has four kids and spends tons of quality time with them already, and if anything could use a break,

with just her and man on a tropical island, which she's interrupt to go on a daytrip with me and Bean.

Burrich, Here's the thing:

Kids grow up so fast.

You'll never get this time again, and although when you're old and gray---

you'll never regret never say " Why didn't I work more? "

you will regret not

spending enough time with them.

On the other hand: this economy sucks. :mad:

Conclusion: If you NEED the money, and you're worried about cutbacks, and not having this chance again, and/or you're always involved and go to a ton of his games--work.

If you can get by without overtime and/or feel like you don't see your kids enough as it is, and all you do is work all the time, and it would be a good chance for you to bond, then BY ALL MEANS go to the game and know that this will be one of those things that brought him closer to you and may save you money in the long run of it keeps him from sessions on the therapist couch as a teen :yes

Good luck!

(BTW COTN--I am looking for a job in Detroit, but I can't afford to take a $20k paycut, work an unskilled entry level job that I'd probably suck at anyway, and go back into debt, so my options are narrow)

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extremely bloody frusterated with the bollocks going around base right now before we get to Iraq.. all I know, is I'm going sometime between now and the 31st of this month...

glad i'm going so soon (the sooner it'll be over with)

but on a different opinion, wishing i had more time as well... so I could at least see a certain someone before I go...:(

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The other one has four kids and spends tons of quality time with them already, and if anything could use a break,

with just her and man on a tropical island, which she's interrupt to go on a daytrip with me and Bean.

Burrich, Here's the thing:

Kids grow up so fast.

You'll never get this time again, and although when you're old and gray---

you'll never regret never say " Why didn't I work more? "

you will regret not

spending enough time with them.

On the other hand: this economy sucks. :mad:

I have to disagree with Eternal to a point. The economy is going to get worse before it gets better. My ex barely sees his kids anymore. He lost two cars and his house all within a year. He works a minimum wage job in retail and still lives 50 miles from me, in a one bedroom apartment with his mother ... with no car. You don't want to be in THAT circumstance.

Other circumstances ARE temporary ... they won't last forever. Kids do grow up fast, don't get me wrong -- but overtime, these days, usually is offered for a short time. Hardly enough to make a dent in a kid's life.

Of course, this is coming from a woman who's father worked two jobs throughout her childhood so my Mom didn't have to while we were young and so we didn't have to go to daycare. I never saw him (but really, I don't remember much of it) -- once we were old enough for school, my Mom started working and he cut the second job. That's when I remember. Still not much, but that's where they begin.

It's not a bad way to grow up ... I didn't grow up where we were needing anything (in fact we had luxuries others around us didn't) because my Dad sacrificed time with us to make that happen. I don't think any less of my Dad for it -- what I do hold against him has to do with something totally unrelated ... but I think, given the circumstances, he made the right choice.

Our mortgage company was quite successful ... then suddenly they went under. Thousands of people lost their jobs suddenly.

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Picked on....

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