A Day Without Me wrote:

Epi, I'm glad you yelled at the woman who was being awful to that girl - it isn't right for people to say horrible things like that. I'm sorry your weekend was crappy

allegoriest wrote:

*gives epi hugs*

I told her "Get a blow job and make yourself a favor" (kinda: hazte una paja y haznos un favor a todos")

Let's see, I read the story of Eros and Psyche again (I LOVE that story, hehe), and then I read a whole bunch of variations of it, and then I read some 12-page synopsis of The Hunchback of Notre Dame...

...oh! And Yoshiki added me on his Myspace ~happy moment~

satyreyes wrote:

I saw moths having sex!

I've seen dragonflies having sex. Quite a few of them, actually. (I caught about 50 of them in one day, and a grasshopper.)

Tamago wrote:

Edit: What the hell is up with calling her Utena Ten Jew???

I'm more concerned with, "Kiiyouichi Seiyanji." And Akio sounds like he kicks puppies.


In my economics class, we're starting career week. Unfortunately, I have no idea what I want to do with my life. None whatsoever. A test that I took said that I would be best in working in, "The Arts," field, but I have no artistic talent. I want to go to college, but I don't know what my major will be. I still have to choose who I want to job-shadow, too.


My English class is rather chaotic, but in a good way. Today our teacher was giving us notes on short stories, and my class kept asking what the climax to Disney movies would be. Apparently one boy chose the Poke'mon themesong for Brutus' theme, and so they were singing that during class. On a game day that we had to study for a test the other day, they chose names like "Team Washcloth," and my teammates decided to call us, "The Screamin' Weasels." My teacher wouldn't give another team a game point because they spelt, "straight," as, "strate."

Well, at least it's better than my sister's class. Apparently they don't say anything at all. At least my class is funny.

Aw, I'm sorry about your friend. And I'm really sorry about your teacups. That would have ruined my day.

Um, I had to stand outside for three hours for the stupid JROTC rehersal thing. Not even the real inspection, just the rehersal. And the school, being the assholes they are, called my mom today and told her I skipped second block. How fucking stupid are you? I WAS DOING YOUR STUPID JROTC THING THAT YOU FORCED ME INTO. Fuck you OHS. And you wonder why I don't come to your football games.

But I ordered Chinese when I got home, so it balances out to an okay day.

I would like it if I hadn't been forced into it, and I could always argue wth myself when I was mad.
"God I hate JROTC! Well, you did choose it..."
Ya know? I just don't like being told what to do after being put in something against my will. I appreciate all our soldiers do, but seriously, I'm not one. What did you really expect from the girl with the false eyelashes and platform boots? C'mon people. Use your fucking head once in a while.

And the most interesting thing to happen to me today is already in the gripes thread. I'll say it again though, shorter version: I cut my hand three times trying to open a bottle at lunch, and once it was finally open, there was a chunk of my flesh hanging off it. I obviously couldn't bring myself to drink it after that. So this has been a pretty bad day, simply because nothing good has happened to balance that out.

I may find my class's behavior to be amusing, but apparently my teacher doesn't. She has another sophomore class before us, and today she came in and told us that she made brownies for her Period D class, but she didn't make any for us because of how we had acted the previous day. My classmates were furious, but I thought that it was hilarious.

At the end of class, she told us that she would make us brownies on Thursday. She's actually a very nice teacher.

morosemocha wrote:

Our japanese students arrived. Mayumi and Kahori. They're very sweet, although there's a definite language barrier -thank god they have a little pocket translator. They get to visit my old high school for the next two days -watching Elisa (my sister) try to figure out what they wanted for lunch tomorrow was pretty funny -although how [i]do[/] you explain bologna to someone that's never had it?

Hey mocha, if you want, I may be able to help some with the language barrier. I'm no expert, but I do know some simple japanese.

Teapot wrote:

Follow-up. He thinks I'm hot Score. Normally I'd reject that kind of attention, but he's soooo pretty. Touga incarnate.

Hot. You need to take pictures.

ShatteredMirror wrote:

...yeah I'm inclined to agree.

In my news, I went to San Francisco today. I went... shopping.

I'm definitely positive that at least your day is more productive than my spring break, which is basically in my dorm room with me, myself, and my laptop 24/7.

On my part, this is the first time I skipped a class because the TA isn't here for 15 minutes. EVERYONE left early, actually. I should've slept in, but eh, the feeling of leaving early feels so crisp and refreshing

And just got a reply back from my English TA, and my second paper got B+! Granted, it's not as good as my first paper, but at least he said my problem lies in syntax, should be fixable for my next paper.

And, my campus is having a chocolate festival all day. Don't really know if I should go since the ticket is 5 bucks.

EDIT: Okay, so here's what happens.

I just went to the Chocolate festival. Best five bucks spent! The highlight of the day is that I participated in a building competition where we have to make buildings out of crackers, marshmallows, and syrups.
I tried to make Dios' Castle of Eternity, and it looked like something you'd see from Teletubbies
But, I stuck to the goal and made the Castle of Eternity, and since the construction is crummy, I named it "The Shining Castle of Apocalypse".
They're gonna send me the picture of me and the cracker/choclate syrup/m&m castle, so when that time comes, I'll be sure to show it to anyone who's curious.

Last edited by Hiraku (03-30-2007 11:51:51 AM)

Razara wrote:

Yesterday I went to see my school's performance of Guys and Dolls. It was pretty good, though not as good as My Fair Lady, which I absolutely loved. It's always nice to watch performances at my school, especially since the theater it's performed in is so awesome, just as long as I'm not the one on stage. My school did an amazing job at acting out the play. (Pinkerton Players... Kashira Players... Ha.)

I really liked that one religious girl. I liked the guy, too, but I still don't get it... When did, "Wtf, a drunk girl is hitting on me in the hotel room," turn into, "I think I'm in love!"

Feelings can go both ways.

Yasha wrote:

Hiraku wrote:

EDIT: Okay, so here's what happens.

I just went to the Chocolate festival. Best five bucks spent! The highlight of the day is that I participated in a building competition where we have to make buildings out of crackers, marshmallows, and syrups.
I tried to make Dios' Castle of Eternity, and it looked like something you'd see from Teletubbies
But, I stuck to the goal and made the Castle of Eternity, and since the construction is crummy, I named it "The Shining Castle of Apocalypse".
They're gonna send me the picture of me and the cracker/choclate syrup/m&m castle, so when that time comes, I'll be sure to show it to anyone who's curious.

Post pictures in the forums, please! I love seeing this stuff.

If they remember to send it over to me via email

Aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaah, Day, how I adore you.