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Aww yeah! School was cancelled today so I got in the Christmas spirit and decorated a gingerbread house. I'm gonna wrap the rest of my presents too. :D
 
me: idk i just think it's weird when people only talk about being [pregnant/a stoner/really interested in something/whatever] ://// like dont you have anything else going on in ur life? lol
also me: *hasnt shut up about my brain even Once since my first day on this planet*
 
lmfao idk why i feel so awful rn

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like yesterday i was in such a good mood and then the reality of everything hit me and i just feel like i was ****ed over so bad.
 
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Heck yeah, baby! My mom ordered a Journey t-shirt and a Journey album, Infinity. Oh, I absolutely cannot wait for them to arrive! I'm totally gonna rock out in the car listening to that CD album.
 
visibleghost said:
me: idk i just think it's weird when people only talk about being [pregnant/a stoner/really interested in something/whatever] ://// like dont you have anything else going on in ur life? lol
also me: *hasnt shut up about my brain even Once since my first day on this planet*
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well i agree you shouldn't get pregnant carelessly but what's wrong with being really into a music group or game as long as it doesn't hurt you?
 
I peaked that one moment in grade six when I managed to fit a copy of harry potter and the order of the phoenix in my coat pocket
 
Is the word "manager" a gender neutral term, or does the "man" in manager imply that the person being referred to as manager is a man? In the first Spongebob Squarepants movie, Spongebob doesn't get the job as manager of Krusty Krab 2 for being so young, and Mr. Krabs says something to Spongebob like "You can't be a manager because you are a kid. Otherwise it would be called 'kidager'."
Was that line simply supposed to be a joke, or does that simply support the idea that the "man" in manager is supposed to imply who the person being referred to as manager is. Thus, would it be more correct to refer women, old men, and old women managers as womanager, oldmanager, and oldwomanager respectively, or just refer to all of them as simply "manager??"
 
i need another haircut so bad but i don't want to go back to the place i got this one b/c the woman was so rude but the place was walking distance so it was so convenient...... urk
 
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