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worst menstrual cramps in 30 years...and it hasn't even started yet. could possibly be fibroids maybe. is in family history.
to hell with work. i shall cast "summon substitute" and be dead tomorrow |
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From dehydration to the monthlies, cramps sharper than usual.
This past week has really sucked on multiple levels. I'm so ready for Thanksgiving week. |
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subject: This has been coming up more and more on a comm I visit and I'm curious. |
Poll #1485724 Question
Open to: All, detailed results viewable to: All, participants: 59Have you been defriended because of your political beliefs? Have you defriended someone because of their political beliefs? Have you attacked/been attacked for your political beliefs?
View AnswersYes, with name-calling, hive attacks, belittlement, etc.
  15 (25.4%) Yes, with accusations of racism, self-hate, and plain ol' hate
  16 (27.1%) Yes, but holy crap, not as bad as the two above me.
  14 (23.7%) No, or not that I can recall
  23 (39.0%) I'm not sure. I don't think so, but...
  4 (6.8%) |
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It's a shame there aren't more mermaid-style fics out there. I'd love to see Draco as the merman caught in someone's aquarium until Harry comes to rescue him. (based on an old bishy pic I once saw, not a fanpic sadly)
The tails in the above vid are really darn expensive (bottoming out at $350), especially when you can make a similar one for less than a hundred dollars following the below tutorial.
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“Japanese People Are Weird” by Nice Peter
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Okay, the reason I've been posting more is--or less, it's really hard for me to tell 'cause--I've been home and in a bit of pain. See, I thought that I was sore because I had worn heeled boots for several hours of walking and my butt and legs, hips and abs were sore all that day. And moreso the day after. Which, wasn't too surprising since everyone knows that it's the day after that your exercise hits you for real.
Then it got worse, and I'm was fidgeting and in pain come Tuesday. On Wednesday, could barely move. It was so bad I was worried it was appendicitis. Could barely move, occasionally trembled and shook, groaned and howled in pain fit enough to scare the cat somewhat.
From recognizing various symptoms that would be TMI to list, however, I eventually realized that this was not from my appendix or what would otherwise have been Satan's boots. Nope...classic dehydration.
Dying of thirst hurts. Like, a lot. Even though I've been dehydrated before, I didn't make that leap until later. I hadn't eaten any differently than usual, but I must've not grabbed my usual allotment of liquids.
Now I can finally stand straight, the cramps aren't so bad and can be mitigated by a hot bath for a few minutes, and other symptoms are clearing up. I just have to keep drinking water.
That, and I'm tempted to take tomorrow morning off like I took the afternoon off today. Looking at the clock, I see that my sophomore class is in full swing. Taking the afternoon off feels sooo good...even laughing hurts. |
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Don't count on stimulus job tally: A stimulus job report that says more than 10,000 jobs were saved or created in Wisconsin is rife with errors, double counting and inflated numbers based more on satisfying federal formulas than creating real jobs, a Journal Sentinel review has found.
In one case, five jobs were mistakenly listed as 50 - and then counted twice. In another, pay raises to workers were listed as saving more than 100 jobs. And in another, jobs were listed as saved even though the money had not been received and no work on the project had begun.
The problems mirror those surfacing around the country, as the federal numbers claiming 640,000 jobs created or saved by stimulus money are being scrutinized.
Stimulus job boost in state exaggerated, review finds: While Massachusetts recipients of federal stimulus money collectively report 12,374 jobs saved or created, a Globe review shows that number is wildly exaggerated. Organizations that received stimulus money miscounted jobs, filed erroneous figures, or claimed jobs for work that has not yet started.
And so on and so on in Georgia, Washington, Illinois, Colorado... |
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subject: I teach my seniors to back themselves up in their papers. It's more than some adults can do. mood: aggravated
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Sometimes I think there really should be a test before voting. Nothing hard, nothing stupid, just something to prove that you are the smallest bit knowledgeable about your government. (Yes, I read posts/comments on another LJ that were all pro-Pelosi'plan healthcare without even knowing the vaguest ideas of what it entailed.)
1. Who is the current president?
2. Who is the current vice president?
3. Who are the current speakers of the house and senate?
4. What party controls the house? senate? Can you get just one of them?
5. Who is the secretary of state?
6. Name one senator or congressman. Just one. Doesn't even have to be your own state.
7. What is the name of the congressman you're going to vote for? No, you don't get to see if there's a D or R next to the name. No straight-ticket cheat sheet for the bought and paid for party shills here.
8. Name your governor. Okay, name *a* governor. (and you're damn lucky a celebrity is one lately)
9. Name one public thing the first lady has done since or before the election.
10. Name one criticism of the president from either party. No? Can you name one instance of praise from either party? Yes, both parties have praised him. I can vouch on that.
Nothing about czars. Nothing about time to vote. Nothing about opposition bills. Nothing about scandals on Washington Hill.
Five right gets you to the voting booth. Yes, just five. |
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Framed for Child Porn _ by a PC Virus
Pedophiles can exploit virus-infected PCs to remotely store and view their stash without fear they'll get caught. Pranksters or someone trying to frame you can tap viruses to make it appear that you surf illegal Web sites.
Whatever the motivation, you get child porn on your computer — and might not realize it until police knock at your door.
An Associated Press investigation found cases in which innocent people have been branded as pedophiles after their co-workers or loved ones stumbled upon child porn placed on a PC through a virus. It can cost victims hundreds of thousands of dollars to prove their innocence. |
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Remember the Kelo decision, which the Supreme Court said that the government can take your private land and use it for someone else's private enterprise (in other words, take your home and give it to McDonalds because Ronald can give them more tax revenue than your measley property taxes)?
The decision that was based on, Suzette Kelo losing her home to Pfizer...well, Pfizer decided it didn't want the land after all. *After* they demolished the lot.
Pfizer abandons Kelo site
What are the lessons from this debacle? First, the American system should protect private property from the reach of government as a starting point. The Kelo decision — which was not a radical departure by any means, but the nadir of a slow trend of hostility towards private property — assumed that the decision about the best use of private property by private entities was better off being made by the government. That insulted the entire notion of private property and put individual liberty in jeopardy. Essentially, the Supreme Court endorsed the idea that using eminent domain to transfer property from one private entity to another was entirely legitimate as long as the government in question liked one owner over another.
Instead of having homeowners on that property, paying taxes and providing stability, the city now has an empty lot and a ton of political baggage. The biggest lesson is that private owners should have the benefit of deciding for themselves the best private use of their land — primarily to bolster the rule of law and the concept of private property that lies at the heart of our personal liberty, but also because government is a lot more likely to muck it up. |
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This is the second time I'm writing about this, but the last time was awhile ago and they're pissing me off furiously lately.
Youtube video game walkthrough makers...
SHUT THE F*CK UP.
Seriously, you're not funny, you're not amusing, you're not clever, and if I have to hear "ooh, I did *insert task here* yeyyy..." I will invent the machine that lets me strangle you through the monitor.
The "yay" ship has sailed. It is gone. It is no longer cool or hip to go 'yay' in your walkthrough. Stop it.
I'm at the point now where if I see "Let's Play" on the walkthrough title, I don't click the damn thing. It's like a red flag saying "don't try this vid series, the person who made it can't shut up for five seconds." |
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Hey, I dunno if this gets me anything or not, but I figure what the hell. If you join up on The Secret World forums and they ask who referred ya, plug my name in there, KC Anathema, will ya? Who knows, might get something out of it. I've never had a chance to beg for referral, so hey, nifty.
Btw, they totally got me as a player when I saw the avatars they have to choose from in the forums. I recognized at least one old alchemical symbol of the lion eating the sun. So far I've chosen the cross with the snake curled around it, but there are plenty more to choose from. |
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Dark Days Are Coming
Imagine if every myth, conspiracy theory and urban legend was true. Imagine if your worst nightmare came to life. Imagine a world where vampires hunt for mortal blood in dingy London nightclubs, where werewolves lurk in the sewers beneath Seoul, and where the undead prey on the living in the shadows of New York City. This is the premise for «The Secret World», Funcom's upcoming massively multiplayer online game set in the modern day real world.
IGN review here
The Templars stand on the far right of the political spectrum, morally incorruptible and uncompromising in their fight against evil. Unbelievers will call them self-righteous zealots but they draw their power from their unshakeable faith. A secret society as old as Babylon, their current base is in London. Ragnar describes them as the closest thing to being the "good guys" in the game , although their zeal causes them to use extreme measures more often than not.
At the opposite end are the Illuminati. Ambitious and ruthless, they use blackmail, treason and deceit as weapons in their bid for more power. Mortal enemies of the Templars, they were driven out of Europe in the 1600s and now operate out of an underground base in New York City. While the Templars are a little snooty about who they let into their organization, the Illuminati don't care what your background is as long as you have the motivation to claw your way to the top.
The Dragons are, as Ragnar puts it, the wildcard. It's a little hard to pin down their nature because they are the gray to the Templars' white and the Illuminati's black. They believe in the teachings of Sun Tzu's Art of War, their chief characteristic is patience, and they use deception in order to pit their opponents against each other. They operate out of a monastery in Seoul. While the dragons sound nifty, and I'm sure there'll be a like majority of the game choosing dragon, Templar just aligns too well with me. Check out the trailers on the site 'cause they have both Dragon and Templar up already. When this comes out, I'm gonna play it, and I'ma be a Templar, and it'll be awesome! |
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