This one is for taking out any aggression you may have on the world, with the wonderful help of the :stabs: smilie. <3
:stabs: insomnia
:stabs: social drama
Your turn! :D
Ahh, stabbing thread, how I missed you <3
:stabs: dentists
:stabs: house music
:stabs: neighbours
and for good ol' sake;
:stabs: Connor
:stabs: Whoever cancelled Freelance Police
Sorry, couldn't resist! ;D
Darn... the stabbing thread is back and I can't think of anything to stab...
Oh, well...
:stabs: procrastination
:stabs: being tired
:stabs: the wait for episode 2 :P
:stabs: crazy sleeping pattern I'm in (just woke up)
:stabs: Pocahontas song "Colors of the Wind" as for some strange reason I woke up with it stuck in my head
:stabs: worry
:stabs: exhaustion
:stabs: drama.
:stabs: Wordsworth's
Prelude. It's a long autobiographical poem.
Uh, Wordsworth, listen. Really. Just because it's very long and in verse
doesn't make it a great poem.
Quote:stabs: drama.
Theatrical drama or social drama?
:stabs: DRM
:stabs: reruns
:stabs: traffic jam
:stabs: Anything related to mathematics
Quote from: Haids1987 on July 15, 2010, 06:35:18 PM
:stabs: Anything related to mathematics
*is a physicist*
*stumbles backward*
*looks up at Haids*
Why, Haids? Why? *falls down dead* ::)
Quote from: Haids1987 on July 15, 2010, 06:35:18 PM
:stabs: Anything related to mathematics
*dies aswell* :'(
*another math teacher drops*
*gets the impression that with that action Haids has successfuly killed half the forum population*
:suffer:
My work here is finished.
Kidding! I meant all things related to math that is on PAPER. Tests, books, homework...math and I are not BFF. In fact, I'd rather listen to Cedric talk for a whole day than be stuck in 3 hours of math class. I. Hate. Math.
*Finds that every one of his textbooks has been stabbed repeatedly.*
Sorry, Wilco. But not TOO sorry. :evil: ;)
Seriously, I do appreciate the (good) math teachers of the world. In math teaching, like I said, you're either a masochist or someone who deserves the highest respect. I can't do math. I'm glad there are people in this world who can!
Quote from: Haids1987 on July 15, 2010, 06:35:18 PM
:stabs: Anything related to mathematics
Hey, look everyone! I'm fine!
*stares around at the multitude of corpses*
............. :-\
......
Hey, look everyone! I'm fine! XD
Then clearly you don't enjoy math enough.
:stabs: Cray and Haids! now you both know how it feels!
:stabs: own foot, ahhh!
Quote from: crayauchtin on July 16, 2010, 03:30:32 PM
Quote from: Haids1987 on July 15, 2010, 06:35:18 PM
:stabs: Anything related to mathematics
Hey, look everyone! I'm fine!
*stares around at the multitude of corpses*
............. :-\
......
Hey, look everyone! I'm fine! XD
XD lol
Quote from: B'rrr on July 16, 2010, 11:37:55 PM
:stabs: Cray and Haids! now you both know how it feels!
:stabs: own foot, ahhh!
aww... thanks for getting them for us, B'rrr!
*continues making ghostly whooshing sounds*
:stabs: boredom
:stabs: stabbing
:stabs: lab work (I'm on vacation in Charleston... I shouldn't be considering doing Numrel WORK)
:stabs: lack of kitty :( ... I shall have to fix this in Galway... :P
:stabs: loud table is bloody loud >:(
Thank goodness you only stabbed me in the fingernail, I've been meaning to clip that one! ;P
:stabs: Allergies
:stabs: stores and 'helpful' employees
Rob, no fair! You just got me *twice*! I'm a helpful employee!!
:stabs: Rob
stop trying to help me when I don't want to be helped then!
oww.. and... *dies again*
:stabs: my bike
:stabs: flaky person's decision to start avoiding me now after offering to help plan and take part in my move to Europe ::) ...flaky person's flaking didn't tick me off as much before because it wasn't such an obstacle to getting on with my life ::)...
:stabs: people who suck in general >:( *grumbles*
:stabs: doubts.
:stabs: illnesseses
:stabs: time... oy, stop running away! *runs after it with the knife from the stabbing emoticon*
*comes back panting*
:stabs: lack of time (it ran away... I was just going to stab it in both legs so it couldn't... run away... anymore... hrmm... I think I see a problem here)
:stabs: problems ;P
:stabs: MATLAB
:stabs: not getting started on learning C for my PhD work :-X (see above vis a vis lack of time)
:stabs: wisdom teeth. :(
:stabs: German project that someone pulled out of at the last minute. :(
:stabs: Rainy days
:stabs: Inability to breathe
:stabs: Eating. I really, really, REALLY hate to eat
:stabs: This person who won't leave me alone
:stabs: The amount of homework I don't feel like doing
Quote from: Haids1987 on September 08, 2010, 12:18:28 PM
:stabs: Eating. I really, really, REALLY hate to eat
What's there to hate about eating? O_o
A stomach that disagrees with nearly everything you put inside of it. :-\
:stabs: constant bad weather
Quote from: Haids1987 on September 12, 2010, 11:54:59 AM
A stomach that disagrees with nearly everything you put inside of it. :-\
That would suck. :(
Have you seen a doctor about that?
:stabs: deadlines
Yeah, I ust live a very limited diet. Thanks for being concerned, though. :)
:stabs: Having to go back to work tomorrow
:stabs: sleepless nights
:stabs: Sunday nights because the weekend is almost over
:stabs: Cedric
:stabs: Boredom
:stabs: Not sleeping well and arriving at work tired
:stabs: Cedric's corpse
:stabs: being sick
:stabs: headache
:stabs: coughing
:stabs: sore throat
:stabs: stuffy nose
:stabs: being unable to breathe
:stabs: being unable to sleep
:stabs: :stabs: :stabs: :stabs: :stabs:
:stabs: Being obligated to work an extra three hours >:(
:stabs: thinking about Jafar being sick
:stabs: Everyone's illnesses
:stabs: Migraines
:stabs: Mosquitoes
:stabs: My brother, David, who embarrasses himself at restaurants by pretending to speak in the waiter's native language, smells funny, and is a complete and utter jerk. Maybe a few more for good measure.
:stabs: :stabs: :stabs:
;D This is fun!
:stabs: foot
Quote from: LadyTerra on September 14, 2010, 01:30:38 AM
:stabs: My brother, David, who embarrasses himself at restaurants by pretending to speak in the waiter's native language, smells funny, and is a complete and utter jerk. Maybe a few more for good measure.
:stabs: :stabs: :stabs:
Hmm. Maybe all brothers are cast from the same mold. My brother fits two of those descriptions too...
:stabs: Tuesdays, I hate them. They should remove Tuesday from the workweek, it's so unnecessary.
:stabs: My boss not hiring someone when she knew a month ago that she needed a replacement
:stabs: Grey skies, foggy mornings, and autumn in Washington already being here
:stabs: my boyfriend's cow orker* for spoiling the super-awesome climatic epic ending of the most recent book in the series that he's reading (when he's about 5/6 books away from reading it himself).
*cow orker, a typo turned regular term for a co worker from a friend of mine, usually one you don't like!
:stabs: Bronchitis >:(
Quote from: KatieHal on September 16, 2010, 11:50:33 AM
*cow orker, a typo turned regular term for a co worker from a friend of mine, usually one you don't like!
XD
I would desparately like to stab this awful project we have at work. UGH. :stabs: :stabs: :stabs:
Is this related to the editing of textbooks?
Not even! The editing of enormous spreadsheets for feeding into a database. Related to textbooks in a roundabout way, but I'm not doing any editing on those for this one.
...Sounds terribly boring. I'm sorry.
Yeah, it's not at all exciting.
Don't believe the lies of TV and movies and fiction! The world of publishing is not exciting or glamorous! :no:
The only good thing about spreadsheets is having an excuse to write macros to do all the stuff I don't want to do manually! :P
:stabs: Stupid unruly stomach. >:(
:stabs: health maladies in general
:stabs: Ham for causing my unruly intestines.
:stabs: Essay on Keats which refuses to be written.
:stabs: my job
:stabs: Everything I'm uncertain about
:stabs: Not having the internet on my computer and having to download everything onto my flash drive to put onto my it
Quote from: KatieHal on October 19, 2010, 09:37:47 PM
Not even! The editing of enormous spreadsheets for feeding into a database. Related to textbooks in a roundabout way, but I'm not doing any editing on those for this one.
That's why god made VB, perl, heck... you could export it to XML and use C++ or Java to do it ;) That's what I'd do because I HATE HATE :stabs: data entry!
Perhaps, but try telling that to a bunch of editors with NO programming experience whatsoever!
One guy at my company did use PERL to help data entry on another project, actually, but when I was talking to him about this particular aspect of this project, he didn't think we'd be able to use it to help any.
In the meantime, I'm starting to consistently up my rate of completion from 3 matrices a day to 4 :P (oh joy of joys)
:stabs: lack of time
Quote from: KatieHal on October 26, 2010, 09:49:10 PM
Perhaps, but try telling that to a bunch of editors with NO programming experience whatsoever!
One guy at my company did use PERL to help data entry on another project, actually, but when I was talking to him about this particular aspect of this project, he didn't think we'd be able to use it to help any.
In the meantime, I'm starting to consistently up my rate of completion from 3 matrices a day to 4 :P (oh joy of joys)
:(
:stabs: Sophocles. HDI.
:stabs: the fact that "Ho phthonos" can apparently have two aspirations but not "ataphos" or "thaptw" (which have the same stem and don't look alike *because* there would be two aspirations otherwise. XP)
:stabs: All the rain we've had this week
Quote from: Haids1987 on October 27, 2010, 12:05:06 PM
:stabs: All the rain we've had this week
This! Absolutely pouring here... today the shuttle driver let us get off individually at our own apartments (which he isn't supposed to do) rather than making us all get off at the designated stop so we wouldn't have to walk through this downpour, which is on top of all the rain we've already gotten this week. :P
:stabs: My inability to remember names/faces... :(
Quote from: tessspoon on October 27, 2010, 12:42:10 PM
Quote from: Haids1987 on October 27, 2010, 12:05:06 PM
:stabs: All the rain we've had this week
This! Absolutely pouring here... today the shuttle driver let us get off individually at our own apartments (which he isn't supposed to do) rather than making us all get off at the designated stop so we wouldn't have to walk through this downpour, which is on top of all the rain we've already gotten this week. :P
:stabs: My inability to remember names/faces... :(
o carae, you've not seen nothin' 'til you've come to Galway! *is drenched*
Quote from: Delling on October 27, 2010, 02:51:10 PM
Quote from: tessspoon on October 27, 2010, 12:42:10 PM
Quote from: Haids1987 on October 27, 2010, 12:05:06 PM
:stabs: All the rain we've had this week
This! Absolutely pouring here... today the shuttle driver let us get off individually at our own apartments (which he isn't supposed to do) rather than making us all get off at the designated stop so we wouldn't have to walk through this downpour, which is on top of all the rain we've already gotten this week. :P
:stabs: My inability to remember names/faces... :(
o carae, you've not seen nothin' 'til you've come to Galway! *is drenched*
I thought I was special when you called me "o cara". :P
*doesn't know what "o cara" or "o carae" means (or even what language that is)* :(
Carus,-a,-um means "dear". "Carae" is the feminine plural.
Quote from: Deloria on October 27, 2010, 04:41:02 PM
Quote from: Delling on October 27, 2010, 02:51:10 PM
Quote from: tessspoon on October 27, 2010, 12:42:10 PM
Quote from: Haids1987 on October 27, 2010, 12:05:06 PM
:stabs: All the rain we've had this week
This! Absolutely pouring here... today the shuttle driver let us get off individually at our own apartments (which he isn't supposed to do) rather than making us all get off at the designated stop so we wouldn't have to walk through this downpour, which is on top of all the rain we've already gotten this week. :P
:stabs: My inability to remember names/faces... :(
o carae, you've not seen nothin' 'til you've come to Galway! *is drenched*
I thought I was special when you called me "o cara". :P
::) You are special, mea carula (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Diminutive#Latin). :P
...and if you want a really fun afternoon, read about Latin diminutives IN LATIN. (http://la.wikipedia.org/wiki/Diminutivum_%28Latinum%29)
Quote from: Delling on October 28, 2010, 04:05:00 AM
Carus,-a,-um means "dear". "Carae" is the feminine plural.
Quote from: Deloria on October 27, 2010, 04:41:02 PM
Quote from: Delling on October 27, 2010, 02:51:10 PM
Quote from: tessspoon on October 27, 2010, 12:42:10 PM
Quote from: Haids1987 on October 27, 2010, 12:05:06 PM
:stabs: All the rain we've had this week
This! Absolutely pouring here... today the shuttle driver let us get off individually at our own apartments (which he isn't supposed to do) rather than making us all get off at the designated stop so we wouldn't have to walk through this downpour, which is on top of all the rain we've already gotten this week. :P
:stabs: My inability to remember names/faces... :(
o carae, you've not seen nothin' 'til you've come to Galway! *is drenched*
I thought I was special when you called me "o cara". :P
::) You are special, mea carula (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Diminutive#Latin). :P
...and if you want a really fun afternoon, read about Latin diminutives IN LATIN. (http://la.wikipedia.org/wiki/Diminutivum_%28Latinum%29)
This is about my height, isn't it? ::)
Quote from: Deloria on October 28, 2010, 05:34:48 AM
Quote from: Delling on October 28, 2010, 04:05:00 AM
Carus,-a,-um means "dear". "Carae" is the feminine plural.
Quote from: Deloria on October 27, 2010, 04:41:02 PM
Quote from: Delling on October 27, 2010, 02:51:10 PM
Quote from: tessspoon on October 27, 2010, 12:42:10 PM
Quote from: Haids1987 on October 27, 2010, 12:05:06 PM
:stabs: All the rain we've had this week
This! Absolutely pouring here... today the shuttle driver let us get off individually at our own apartments (which he isn't supposed to do) rather than making us all get off at the designated stop so we wouldn't have to walk through this downpour, which is on top of all the rain we've already gotten this week. :P
:stabs: My inability to remember names/faces... :(
o carae, you've not seen nothin' 'til you've come to Galway! *is drenched*
I thought I was special when you called me "o cara". :P
::) You are special, mea carula (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Diminutive#Latin). :P
...and if you want a really fun afternoon, read about Latin diminutives IN LATIN. (http://la.wikipedia.org/wiki/Diminutivum_%28Latinum%29)
This is about my height, isn't it? ::)
*clearly can't win* You know full well that diminutives are used as terms of endearment in Latin and its derivatives... and well... pretty much every language that has diminutives (all those that come to mind anyways: Latin, Romance languages, Greek, and Gaelic).
Quote from: Delling on October 28, 2010, 06:34:41 AM
Quote from: Deloria on October 28, 2010, 05:34:48 AM
Quote from: Delling on October 28, 2010, 04:05:00 AM
Carus,-a,-um means "dear". "Carae" is the feminine plural.
Quote from: Deloria on October 27, 2010, 04:41:02 PM
Quote from: Delling on October 27, 2010, 02:51:10 PM
Quote from: tessspoon on October 27, 2010, 12:42:10 PM
Quote from: Haids1987 on October 27, 2010, 12:05:06 PM
:stabs: All the rain we've had this week
This! Absolutely pouring here... today the shuttle driver let us get off individually at our own apartments (which he isn't supposed to do) rather than making us all get off at the designated stop so we wouldn't have to walk through this downpour, which is on top of all the rain we've already gotten this week. :P
:stabs: My inability to remember names/faces... :(
o carae, you've not seen nothin' 'til you've come to Galway! *is drenched*
I thought I was special when you called me "o cara". :P
::) You are special, mea carula (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Diminutive#Latin). :P
...and if you want a really fun afternoon, read about Latin diminutives IN LATIN. (http://la.wikipedia.org/wiki/Diminutivum_%28Latinum%29)
This is about my height, isn't it? ::)
*clearly can't win* You know full well that diminutives are used as terms of endearment in Latin and its derivative... and well... pretty much every language that has diminutives (all those that come to mind anyways: Latin, Romance languages, Greek, and Gaelic).
This is starting to remind me of the scrolling thread - except the new forum doesn't stretch. :P
Quote from: snabbott on October 28, 2010, 08:58:11 AM
Quote from: Delling on October 28, 2010, 06:34:41 AM
Quote from: Deloria on October 28, 2010, 05:34:48 AM
Quote from: Delling on October 28, 2010, 04:05:00 AM
Carus,-a,-um means "dear". "Carae" is the feminine plural.
Quote from: Deloria on October 27, 2010, 04:41:02 PM
Quote from: Delling on October 27, 2010, 02:51:10 PM
Quote from: tessspoon on October 27, 2010, 12:42:10 PM
Quote from: Haids1987 on October 27, 2010, 12:05:06 PM
:stabs: All the rain we've had this week
This! Absolutely pouring here... today the shuttle driver let us get off individually at our own apartments (which he isn't supposed to do) rather than making us all get off at the designated stop so we wouldn't have to walk through this downpour, which is on top of all the rain we've already gotten this week. :P
:stabs: My inability to remember names/faces... :(
o carae, you've not seen nothin' 'til you've come to Galway! *is drenched*
I thought I was special when you called me "o cara". :P
::) You are special, mea carula (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Diminutive#Latin). :P
...and if you want a really fun afternoon, read about Latin diminutives IN LATIN. (http://la.wikipedia.org/wiki/Diminutivum_%28Latinum%29)
This is about my height, isn't it? ::)
*clearly can't win* You know full well that diminutives are used as terms of endearment in Latin and its derivative... and well... pretty much every language that has diminutives (all those that come to mind anyways: Latin, Romance languages, Greek, and Gaelic).
This is starting to remind me of the scrolling thread - except the new forum doesn't stretch. :P
XD Loved that thread!
Quote from: Delling on October 28, 2010, 06:34:41 AM
Quote from: Deloria on October 28, 2010, 05:34:48 AM
Quote from: Delling on October 28, 2010, 04:05:00 AM
Carus,-a,-um means "dear". "Carae" is the feminine plural.
Quote from: Deloria on October 27, 2010, 04:41:02 PM
Quote from: Delling on October 27, 2010, 02:51:10 PM
Quote from: tessspoon on October 27, 2010, 12:42:10 PM
Quote from: Haids1987 on October 27, 2010, 12:05:06 PM
:stabs: All the rain we've had this week
This! Absolutely pouring here... today the shuttle driver let us get off individually at our own apartments (which he isn't supposed to do) rather than making us all get off at the designated stop so we wouldn't have to walk through this downpour, which is on top of all the rain we've already gotten this week. :P
:stabs: My inability to remember names/faces... :(
o carae, you've not seen nothin' 'til you've come to Galway! *is drenched*
I thought I was special when you called me "o cara". :P
::) You are special, mea carula (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Diminutive#Latin). :P
...and if you want a really fun afternoon, read about Latin diminutives IN LATIN. (http://la.wikipedia.org/wiki/Diminutivum_%28Latinum%29)
This is about my height, isn't it? ::)
*clearly can't win* You know full well that diminutives are used as terms of endearment in Latin and its derivative... and well... pretty much every language that has diminutives (all those that come to mind anyways: Latin, Romance languages, Greek, and Gaelic).
I do. :P Sorry. :P Also, LATIN!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! :D :D :D :D :D
:stabs: bed time.
:shock:
I LOVE bedtime!
I love sleeping but wish I didn't have to. I'd have twice as much time to do everything (then again I'd probably be half as efficient to make up for that). :P
I absolutely love to sleep! Therefore, I adore bedtime. <3 I don't mind that it takes up a chunk of the day, it's time well wasted for me! ;D
:stabs: The irritatingly tempting decision whether to get a tattoo on my foot five months before Jen's wedding
Quote from: tessspoon on October 28, 2010, 09:04:13 AM
Quote from: snabbott on October 28, 2010, 08:58:11 AM
Quote from: Delling on October 28, 2010, 06:34:41 AM
Quote from: Deloria on October 28, 2010, 05:34:48 AM
Quote from: Delling on October 28, 2010, 04:05:00 AM
Carus,-a,-um means "dear". "Carae" is the feminine plural.
Quote from: Deloria on October 27, 2010, 04:41:02 PM
Quote from: Delling on October 27, 2010, 02:51:10 PM
Quote from: tessspoon on October 27, 2010, 12:42:10 PM
Quote from: Haids1987 on October 27, 2010, 12:05:06 PM
:stabs: All the rain we've had this week
This! Absolutely pouring here... today the shuttle driver let us get off individually at our own apartments (which he isn't supposed to do) rather than making us all get off at the designated stop so we wouldn't have to walk through this downpour, which is on top of all the rain we've already gotten this week. :P
:stabs: My inability to remember names/faces... :(
o carae, you've not seen nothin' 'til you've come to Galway! *is drenched*
I thought I was special when you called me "o cara". :P
::) You are special, mea carula (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Diminutive#Latin). :P
...and if you want a really fun afternoon, read about Latin diminutives IN LATIN. (http://la.wikipedia.org/wiki/Diminutivum_%28Latinum%29)
This is about my height, isn't it? ::)
*clearly can't win* You know full well that diminutives are used as terms of endearment in Latin and its derivative... and well... pretty much every language that has diminutives (all those that come to mind anyways: Latin, Romance languages, Greek, and Gaelic).
This is starting to remind me of the scrolling thread - except the new forum doesn't stretch. :P
XD Loved that thread!
hehe... I did too! XD It was just so totally random. :P
:stabs: HCN's and its isotopologues' abundances
Quote from: kindofdoon on October 29, 2010, 12:04:34 AM
I love sleeping but wish I didn't have to. I'd have twice as much time to do everything (then again I'd probably be half as efficient to make up for that). :P
:stabs: morning too!
Quote from: Haids1987 on October 29, 2010, 12:25:48 AM
I absolutely love to sleep! Therefore, I adore bedtime. <3 I don't mind that it takes up a chunk of the day, it's time well wasted for me! ;D
:stabs: The irritatingly tempting decision whether to get a tattoo on my foot five months before Jen's wedding
I agree Hailey :) I can't function without any sleep.
:stabs: the new Transformers movie that they're filming in philly, blocking all the streets to foot or car traffic. They didn't notice us walking through the set though. Really weird to see cars parked in the middle of the road and poeple stopped on the sidewalk. Like time frozen. Eh... I hope they wreck their spare "BumbleBee"
They're making another one? Lol.
LOL, I remember when Transformers were nothing but a cartoon (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nLS2N9mHWaw) and a toy. "Transformers--more than meets the eye! Autobots rage their battle to destroy the evil forces of...THE DECEPTIGON!!!" ;)
That's oddly catchy, actually. But that's waaaay before my time.
Quote from: kindofdoon on October 30, 2010, 10:20:54 PM
That's oddly catchy, actually. But that's waaaay before my time.
Uggg... Now I feel old.
:stabs: My love/hate relationship with food
Quote from: Haids1987 on October 30, 2010, 10:04:14 PM
LOL, I remember when Transformers were nothing but a cartoon (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nLS2N9mHWaw) and a toy. "Transformers--more than meets the eye! Autobots rage their battle to destroy the evil forces of...THE DECEPTIGON!!!" ;)
This reminded me of that movie Big with Tom Hanks and now I'm off to watch it on Netflix Instant Watch. :P
Quote from: writerlove on October 30, 2010, 10:31:07 PM
:stabs: My love/hate relationship with food
I hear ya, man. I love food, but it hurts my stomach, so I hate it too. :(
Quote from: brlinton on October 30, 2010, 10:30:24 PM
Quote from: kindofdoon on October 30, 2010, 10:20:54 PM
That's oddly catchy, actually. But that's waaaay before my time.
Uggg... Now I feel old.
:X Me too. I'll blame my elder siblings for me knowing about those old shows. :yes:
:stabs: the fact that I deleted the Tosh.O episode that I wanted to post his :stabs:.
:stabs: pop music
:stabs: pop music earworms >:(
:hug: trad music
:pokerface: that is all
:stabs: my 45 min commute.
:stabs: the traffic jam I'm in.
:stabs: driving less than 5 miles an hour.
:stabs: wearing out my clutch in this.
:stabs: having to do this in the dark next week... and for that matter...
:stabs: daylight savings. Give junior a flashlight.
:stabs: idiots using their cell phones while driving... probably caused this jam... oh wait....
:stabs: Oprah for thinking that the world cares when she goes camping. :X
Quote from: Haids1987 on November 03, 2010, 05:35:41 PM
:stabs: Oprah for thinking that the world cares when she goes camping. :X
Soo true.
Isn't she always campy? :P
Oh! Sorry, I, uh, er, I misread that.... ::)
Wordplay LOL. XD
Have to revive this one :)
:stabs: not understanding a word in a class you're taking
:stabs: having a major crush on someone who's dating a really cool guy. :P
Oh, good. Much in need of stabbing at the moment :wall:
:stabs: not understanding 70% of what's going on atm in the class I'm TAing
:stabs: the C++ language
Oh, and:
:stabs: the C language and objective-c language
for good measure. I miss Java. :'(
:stabs: the grad classes I'm taking all dumping a boatload of work at once
Quote from: Enchantermon on March 31, 2011, 07:56:42 PM
:stabs: having a major crush on someone who's dating a really cool guy. :P
Awww, I'm sorry, Enchantermon. :(
Thanks. Yeah, it sucks. :P
:stabs: Monday mornings...glad its over with for this week...
:stabs: All the good tv shows right now are repeats..it seems no new ones for awhile...
:stabs: All the rain we are having here as well (April Showers)...its time for good weather!
:stabs: Meetings
:stabs: too much work to do
:stabs: Time
:stabs: Waking up so freaking early, and being tired at work. Seriously, is there anything that makes the day drag more?! :zzz:
YES! So many things to stab XB :
:stabs: my mentally challenged computer/game that's giving me a hard time
:stabs: annoying/stupid politics
:stabs: the week spent building a basement (so much stress)
:stabs: my current grades
and just for the heck of it, I'm going to stab my computer one more time :stabs:
:stabs: The fact that I will be without sleep tonight.
:stabs: oversleeping by an hour for the last two days
:stabs: not getting this CFITSIO thing done
Quote from: tessspoon on March 31, 2011, 08:09:15 PM
Oh, good. Much in need of stabbing at the moment :wall:
:stabs: not understanding 70% of what's going on atm in the class I'm TAing
:stabs: the C++ language
Oh, and:
:stabs: the C language and objective-c language
for good measure. I miss Java. :'(
:stabs: the grad classes I'm taking all dumping a boatload of work at once
Thing is... for my graduate school work... I've had to develop a working knowledge of C, FORTRAN, and IDL... yeah... so I now kind of sort of know MATLAB, C, FORTRAN, and IDL... still know 3 more natural languages than I know computing languages, just sayin'. :P
:stabs: not knowing Java himself
:stabs: that write-up thing he turned in earlier this week
:stabs: worrying about it
:hug: the pies he made last night :D
:hug: his roommate and her bf for being AWESOME
:stabs: they're moving to the States this month! :o
:stabs: needing to find a new roommate :-\
(Posted on: June 02, 2011, 12:03:50 PM)
Quote from: Delling on June 02, 2011, 05:03:50 AM
:stabs: oversleeping by an hour for the last two days
HA! I'd happily ONLY oversleep an hour these days... ...
:stabs: not getting into the office until nearly noon (this will never do once lectures and whatnot start up again :-\)
Quote from: Delling on June 02, 2011, 05:03:50 AM
:stabs: not getting this CFITSIO thing done
:hug: that by the way is done now
:stabs: of course, every program that uses FITS data cubes wants a slightly different format so it's done but it hasn't really accomplished much :-\
Quote from: Delling on June 02, 2011, 05:03:50 AM
:stabs: that write-up thing he turned in earlier this week
:stabs: worrying about it
That... was a dark, dark time that shall not be revisited... stop reminding me of it, ME!
:stabs: that stupid write-up and everything that went terribly, terribly wrong with it
Quote from: Delling on June 02, 2011, 05:03:50 AM
:hug: his roommate and her bf for being AWESOME
:stabs: they're moving to the States this month! :o
:stabs: needing to find a new roommate :-\
:stabs: the stupid idiotic mess the two of them have gotten themselves into ::)
:hug: having new roommates potentially moving in on Monday
:stabs: having to clean up the apartment so they will not see the squalor in which I live (in large part, this is due to Meg's "packing" and my ceding the fight to keep the apartment clean in the meantime)
:stabs: apprehensions about new living arrangement
:stabs: failing at relationships (but I can always stab that one... I should like make the stabbing emoticon into a badge, scrawl "failing at relationships" across the bottom or around the border and wear it on my lapel forever
:hug: TKD and capoeira
Also, come on, ya'll, I know we as a community have more people than just me who NEED to stab things! (It's okay; I'm an enabler. ;P You can say that Delling "made" you do it. :P)
Ooh, I have some stuff to stab atm :evil:
:stabs: being roped into doing this programming job
:stabs: having to call my insurance company a million times
:stabs: whoever accidentally put "suicidal anxiety" instead of "social anxiety" in my medical records, leading to me being immediately disqualified for life insurance, having to get said records corrected, and starting the whole insurance application process over again :wall:
Quote from: tessspoon on August 18, 2011, 07:50:05 AM
:stabs: whoever accidentally put "suicidal anxiety" instead of "social anxiety" in my medical records, leading to me being immediately disqualified for life insurance, having to get said records corrected, and starting the whole insurance application process over again :wall:
:o That is a very, very valid stab.
:stabs: Insomia. I've been trying my dandiest to get to sleep since 10:30, and it is now 1:00 in the morning. Peachy, since I have exactly 6.5 hours until I need to be taking a shower and getting ready for work!
:stabs: my inability to get into the office at a reasonable time
:stabs: that dream I had about trying to repair my violin myself... ::) that's why you pay professionals ::)
:stabs: not having a violin at the moment
:hug: looking forward to TKD tonight
:stabs: the mindnumbing work of scrubbing out non-printing format characters from a bash script in the hopes that it will work afterward
sympathy :stabs: that person who put suicidal anxiety instead of social anxiety on Tess's medical records ::)
:stabs: my job
:stabs: early work days
:stabs: my job
:stabs: my job
I think I got it.... wait, it twitched!
:stabs: my job
Quote from: crayauchtin on August 23, 2011, 03:20:33 AM
:stabs: my job
:stabs: early work days
:stabs: my job
:stabs: my job
I think I got it.... wait, it twitched!
:stabs: my job
XD I felt the same way about coming into the office today... but I can't stab my PhD. :(
Today was even worse than I anticipated, so I'd just like to do some more of this for good measure....
:stabs: my job
:stabs: my job
:stabs: my job
:stabs: my job
....if any one of you sees it still move at all, we're gonna move up to the shotgun.
I'm sorry your job sucks right now, Cray. It's always hard to go to work when you absolutely detest what you're doing.
All right, now, EVERYBODY!
:stabs: Cray's job :) Stab away!
:stabs: code for stopping overnight :-\
:stabs: being hungry
:stabs: college bar for being crowded... but...want salad :(
:stabs: not having a violin at the moment...
...I think I'm gonna go get food... now...
:stabs: CRAY'S JOB!
Quote from: Deloria on June 05, 2012, 08:32:59 PM
-Feeling horrible and worthless because my father left from the waiting room *when I was having it inserted* go to a village event, leaving me stranded and without a way of getting back home and without a coat or a wallet or a train ticket or drugs and in agony. He didn't even bother to pick up his phone, just sending me a text telling me to "wait somewhere", and I was stranded there for an hour before my gynecologist closed the practice to drive me home. When he finally called two hours later to see where I was, he didn't bother to ask how it had gone or how I was doing. I should add that it was traumatic enough because I'd been forced to do this and didn't want an IUD.
Ahem... forumers... especially members of Deloria's court... do your duty!!
:stabs: Deloria's dad (reread the above... I dare you to tell me that he didn't earn it! Vos audeo! >:( )
:stabs: IUD
:stabs: IUD adjustment period
:stabs: loneliness
:stabs: her sad
:hug: Deloria
:hug: her gynecologist for at least driving her home
...but, no, seriously...
:stabs: her dad
:stabs: Deloria's dad. Again. And again. And again. And again.
I sent him an angry angry email which basically asked him "What the F*** were you THINKING?!"
Joining in on the :stabs: of Deloria's dad. >:(
I'm a dad, and I can't even conceive of such a thing.
:hug: Deloria
That is just wrteched. I'm so sorry to hear he did that. I really hope you can find somewhere else to live, Deloria. :/
:stabs:
(I can at least offer from personal experience that the IUD pain goes away in a few days. It does absolutely SUCK at first, though.)
Quote from: KatieHal on June 06, 2012, 06:57:58 AM
(I can at least offer from personal experience that the IUD pain goes away in a few days. It does absolutely SUCK at first, though.)
Unfortunately, there are other complications so it could last for a while longer ... :( (one of the reasons that Deloria didn't want this procedure).
:stabs:
Boo.
Well...the additional pain, at least, shouldn't last too long? I'll offer what hope I can!
:stabs: Delora's dad also. I am just speechless. I hope you find someone else to live with, like Katie said.
:furious: This emoticon probably sums up Jamie's email quite well.
How can somebody do something like that to his own child?! We don't even know this man and we're all aghast! Deloria, I'm so sorry. >:( If we were speaking face-to-face there would be a string of explicits here, but "family friendly forum" and all that. :P
:stabs: Deloria's son of a b!tch for a dad
:stabs: Database class and all I don't understand about it.
:stabs: My stupid little database I've had to build
Thank you guys so much. :) All this support makes me feel so much better. :)
Quote from: Delling on June 06, 2012, 07:19:50 AM
Quote from: KatieHal on June 06, 2012, 06:57:58 AM
(I can at least offer from personal experience that the IUD pain goes away in a few days. It does absolutely SUCK at first, though.)
Unfortunately, there are other complications so it could last for a while longer ... :( (one of the reasons that Deloria didn't want this procedure).
:stabs:
All I can say is that now that the procedure is done, I REALLY hope it helps take Deloria's pain away. :help:
:stabs: Deloria's dad -- and just a couple more times for good measure. :stabs: :stabs:
:stabs: my friends who keep deciding to tell me about all their plans for Boston Pride which I can't go to because of my flare up. (I know they're not trying to be asses, but they're being asses.)
:stabs: my "friends" who keep telling me they'll call or stop by or come hang out with me and then don't
:stabs: my "friends" who have suddenly started talking to me out of the blue from nowhere after adding me on Facebook because they think I'm cute, and are clearly hoping that by being all supportive in this time of need I'll fall madly in love with them. In sickness AND IN HEALTH people.
:stabs: my doctor, who is concerned I'm becoming addicted to painkillers because I've been on them for so long. Uhm, maybe if you would MAKE ME FEEL BETTER instead of being an incompetent jackwad I wouldn't still need them?!
:stabs: the manufacturer of the medicine that's supposed to make me better and still hasn't managed to get through the paperwork they effed up three times so I could afford to be on it.
:stabs: a certain person who shall remain nameless but was banned from these forums and have suddenly decided that my Wiki is the perfect place to copy word-for-word all the articles from a certain already existent Wiki that they run.... even overwriting articles I painstakingly wrote and researched myself and argue all the nitpicky things he so enjoys arguing -- like what the titles of books are. I know I'm a control freak, but you already run how many Wikis, you really need to come try to take over mine?
Oh, and...
:stabs: Deloria's dad
Quote from: crayauchtin on June 06, 2012, 11:49:48 AM
:stabs: a certain person who shall remain nameless but was banned from these forums and have suddenly decided that my Wiki is the perfect place to copy word-for-word all the articles from a certain already existent Wiki that they run.... even overwriting articles I painstakingly wrote and researched myself and argue all the nitpicky things he so enjoys arguing -- like what the titles of books are. I know I'm a control freak, but you already run how many Wikis, you really need to come try to take over mine?
Seriously? :wall: ::)
...since I'm here...
:stabs: patrem Deloriae
... :hug: :hug: :hug: :hug: :hug: :hug:
To quote Lotso from Toy Story 3, "First thing you gotta know about me: I'm a hugger!"
Hugs for everyone!!!
YAY hugs!
Hugs make EVERYTHING better! :D
Although, this is the stabbing thread.... we should be stabbing things while we hug.....
But, y'know, not each other. Cause that'd defeat the purpose of the hug........
Well then we should have a hugging thread!
Quote from: crayauchtin on June 06, 2012, 11:49:48 AM
:stabs: a certain person who shall remain nameless but was banned from these forums and have suddenly decided that my Wiki is the perfect place to copy word-for-word all the articles from a certain already existent Wiki that they run.... even overwriting articles I painstakingly wrote and researched myself and argue all the nitpicky things he so enjoys arguing -- like what the titles of books are. I know I'm a control freak, but you already run how many Wikis, you really need to come try to take over mine?
That is INCREDIBLY annoying. I feel your pain. But, wikis do come equipped with histories and easy undos, at least, don't they?
:stabs: Writers block
:stabs: How incredibly stupid this article sounds. It always sounds so much better in my head.
Quote from: KatieHal on June 06, 2012, 02:47:42 PM
Quote from: crayauchtin on June 06, 2012, 11:49:48 AM
:stabs: a certain person who shall remain nameless but was banned from these forums and have suddenly decided that my Wiki is the perfect place to copy word-for-word all the articles from a certain already existent Wiki that they run.... even overwriting articles I painstakingly wrote and researched myself and argue all the nitpicky things he so enjoys arguing -- like what the titles of books are. I know I'm a control freak, but you already run how many Wikis, you really need to come try to take over mine?
That is INCREDIBLY annoying. I feel your pain. But, wikis do come equipped with histories and easy undos, at least, don't they?
A feature I'm not stabbing at all. In fact, I may go hug it. :P
:stabs: -Editing the latest chapter of KQ5, just when I thought it was done. Pacing: My worst enemy!
pre-emptively :stabs: GRC meeting... Just so it knows what's what!! >:( ::) :P
Quote from: writerlove on June 06, 2012, 02:58:16 PM
:stabs: Writers block
:stabs: How incredibly stupid this article sounds. It always sounds so much better in my head.
Writers often feel that their own writing sounds terrible. ;) It's probably fine. You can't always self-read for the subjective stuff, but you should be able to be certain that it conforms to standard grammar (or at least to the registers you intend to use if you are using a mixture). :P
Quote from: GrahamRocks! on June 06, 2012, 04:28:46 PM
:stabs: -Editing the latest chapter of KQ5, just when I thought it was done.
The last chapter of KQ5? For a wiki or something?
I think he means his fanfic. :)
Yes, the latest chapter which is chapter 4. I THOUGHT I was done, until I posted it in a message to Delling, who told me I need to work on my pacing on the fight in the desert... and for the past couple of days, I've been trying to edit it somehow so it flows better. And, I still feel stuck. I want to move onto the Gypsy scenes badly, but I also need to work on this. *exasperated sigh* :stab:
Oh, and for the record, I'm a girl. And yes, Cray has offered to put this (and I think my QFG fanfic too?) on his wiki once it is done.
Oh, I'm so sorry. :( That was embarrassing. :-[
:stabs: Food poisoning. :( We went to a lovely place for lunch; it had a turret and a bell tower and cameos on the walls and a baroque garden and was terribly expensive, but we were celebrating my paper and presentation. Dessert was white and milk chocolate mousse. :P
It's alright, Deloria! :)
*sigh* maybe I should just post the chapter anyway and move on?
Don't feel like you need to write everything sequentially. If you want to write the part with the gypsies, write the part with the gypsies. You'll be happier and more productive and after that's done, you can go back and work on more revising. Write whatever you feel inspired to write and don't get stressed if it's not perfect the first time through. It shouldn't be. :)
I guess I can save it for a second draft? *is slightly hopeful*
I almost never write anything in sequence. The plus side is it helps curb writers block.... although I tend to write in scenes and chunks and then at the end I go "Oh... wait.... there's nothing between when they're here and then later when I wrote this clever line...." :P
And the great thing about the Internet is everything is editable!
With my latest personal writing endeavor, a novel I'm working on, I've made great efforts to go in order, straight from start to finish, because that's something that's been quite hard for me, actually finishing! I'm great at getting a few chapters in, setting things up, but when the task of getting into the plot comes along is where I often falter.
It's taken a while, and without having semi-regular deadlines of submitting work to my writing group, I wouldn't have been able to make it, but I'm actually getting close to the end! Of course, I've changed dozens of details and will need to go back and rewrite and adjust the whole damn thing plenty once I am done, but I'm glad I'm finally reaching the 'endgame' section.
Keep pushing, GrahamRocks, you can do it!
Quote from: KatieHal on June 08, 2012, 06:55:51 AM
With my latest personal writing endeavor, a novel I'm working on, I've made great efforts to go in order, straight from start to finish, because that's something that's been quite hard for me, actually finishing! I'm great at getting a few chapters in, setting things up, but when the task of getting into the plot comes along is where I often falter.
I find approaching the plot as a logistic problem/project (like organizing an event) is helpful for this, but then getting the actual story written that interconnects those points is often still very difficult for me. :-X So, using lots of organizational tools like timelines, etc.,
Another problem is that actual works often DO have breaks in time where several months or years pass with only a note that this has happened at the start of a paragraph or so (IF WE'RE LUCKY!!), and I find that really difficult to do... I find it really jarring. When I enter "story-writing" mode, I want to write EVERYTHING. ::)
:stabs: Tummies. They suck. Right Cray? >:(
Do what I do: Eat at most once every other day. :P It's how I avoid oxycontin's adverse GI effects. :P It's much more pleasant when people think you're anorexic than when they think you're bulimic. :P
:stabs: My life.
:stabs: Getting high for the second time today because I'm having contractions and contractions really, really suck. :'(
:stabs: Not being able to eat.
Quote from: Delling on June 07, 2012, 04:17:03 AM
pre-emptively :stabs: GRC meeting... Just so it knows what's what!! >:( ::) :P
Quote from: writerlove on June 06, 2012, 02:58:16 PM
:stabs: Writers block
:stabs: How incredibly stupid this article sounds. It always sounds so much better in my head.
Writers often feel that their own writing sounds terrible. ;) It's probably fine. You can't always self-read for the subjective stuff, but you should be able to be certain that it conforms to standard grammar (or at least to the registers you intend to use if you are using a mixture). :P
That you are right :) Luckily I'm not the only editor on the Four Winds so one of the other ones helped me out tremendously. Still not 100 percent happy but it sounds okay.
Quote from: Haids1987 on June 08, 2012, 09:06:22 AM
:stabs: Tummies. They suck. Right Cray? >:(
Tummies and intestines. The worst. You don't even know :( I'm having a really painful day today. Probably sat upright too much when I was downstairs on the couch yesterday.
Probably not helped by the argument I'm having with my guild leader in WoW....
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And the fact I'm running out of money for my bills and I haven't heard anything about my TDI since I applied for it.
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And most of my friends are up in Boston for Boston Pride this weekend. Without me. :(
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And I'm bored out of my mind.
Oh, and two more things...
:stabs: people who say "I feel your pain" -- particularly if they're talking about very ordinary menstrual cramps. No. You don't.
:stabs: people who say "I thought you were in remission. I didn't know it could come back." Uhm, that's why it's called "remission" and not "cured".
* :hug: 'Sir Cray' * as I call you now.
Quote from: GrahamRocks! on June 08, 2012, 11:59:55 AM
* :hug: 'Sir Cray' * as I call you now.
Inappropriately in the wrong thread! :stabs: :P
No, I'm kidding, thanks. :)
Quote from: crayauchtin on June 08, 2012, 11:54:38 AM
Oh, and two more things...
:stabs: people who say "I feel your pain" -- particularly if they're talking about very ordinary menstrual cramps. No. You don't.
THIS!!!! Normal people do not habitually
very nearly bleed to death because they don't ovulate normally and therefore can't stop the process. They do also not lie awake at night or wake up
screaming because they're having contractions
that never seem to end. They do not have their cycle suppressed because they would otherwise bleed to death or be hospitalised for pain management. They do not have monstrously large uterine blood clots that they have to give birth to. And they don't take narcotics every single day because they would otherwise be incapable of functioning because the pain is just too bad. People who have "bad periods" have NO IDEA what I go through
every day and that have nothing to do with how my cycle is.
:stabs: Sir Cray's and Haids' tummies
:stabs: :stabs: :stabs: :stabs: :stabs: Deloria's daddy and her pain in general
And for me? Three words: :stabs: The. :stabs: Triple. :stabs: Crown. :stabs:
I would like to :stabs: Deloria's doctor for being a self-assured blowhard who apparently just likes to hear himself talk. ::)
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:yes:
Quote from: Delling on July 05, 2012, 01:46:25 PM
I would like to :stabs: Deloria's doctor for being a self-assured blowhard who apparently just likes to hear himself talk. ::)
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:yes:
Agreed.
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(Posted on: July 06, 2012, 06:46:31 AM)
Also...
:stabs: spambots >:(
:stabs: :stabs: :stabs: Indeed. She went to school for eight years for what? >:(
:stabs: People who decided to mow their lawns all on the same day
:stabs: Resulting allergies
^^^^ What everyone else said.
:stabs: Depression
:stabs: Unemployment
:stabs: VERY ANNOYING WRITERS BLOCK ON BOTH MY STORIES!!! KQ5:AMTHGY! AND QFG1:SYWTBAH!
Quote from: Delling on July 05, 2012, 01:46:25 PM
I would like to :stabs: Deloria's doctor for being a self-assured blowhard who apparently just likes to hear himself talk. ::)
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:yes:
Ditto!
Quote from: Haids1987 on July 06, 2012, 09:05:52 AM
:stabs: :stabs: :stabs: Indeed. She went to school for eight years for what? >:(
He. He's a misogynistic jerk who's said he thinks sexual dysfunction is a thing people (read: women) make up when they don't want to take responsibility for their own pleasure and then he tried to pressure me into having a hysterectomy right now and told me I was being silly and inconsistent for being adverse to it. >< There was a desire for much stabbing. :P
A hysterectomy is a pretty drastic (and permanent) option, especially for someone so young. From what I've read, it isn't even a guaranteed cure for endometriosis.
:stabs: Bad homework score
:stabs: Bad test score mistaken for good score
:stabs: "Time of the month" starting today, not helping
:stabs: Time I need to be there for tests changing from our regular time to 8 AM
:stabs: Person flipping me off on the highway
Quote from: GrahamRocks! on August 02, 2012, 12:18:22 PM
:stabs: Bad homework score
:stabs: Bad test score mistaken for good score
:stabs: "Time of the month" starting today, not helping
:stabs: Time I need to be there for tests changing from our regular time to 8 AM
:stabs: Person flipping me off on the highway
Whoa whoa whoa WHOA. That IS quite a legitimate stabbing list! Don't you just hate getting flipped off? It's so insulting; someone who doesn't even know you can somehow hurt your feelings! >:(
And girl, I also feel your "time of the month" pain. I'm three freaking days late and I've had overly exaggerated PMS symptoms for the last THREE weeks. Pssssssssssshhhhhhhhhhhhhhaaaaaaaaaawwwwwwwwwww!
(And no, to answer everyone's questions, there is a zero chance of a baby Haids in nine months, Still a proud V-card holder! :bow:)
Okay, okay, I can see WHY you would have flipped me off: I accidentally moved in front of a truck in the next lane because I didn't see it in my mirrors, but still... how rude! First time I've had someone do that.
V-card holders ftw! :thumbsup:
Take it from someone who's been in a chemically menopausal state before; it's not fun. Presumably you know that hormone levels can usually* be kept fairly stable with birth control and that you can actually avoid having cycles without any negative effects if you do your research properly. :P
*Unless your cycles are replaced with blood clots the size of two-month old parasitic lifeforms called "foetuses" that actually give you real contractions and that you physically have to give birth to every time you have hormonal fluctuations, in which case you really have bigger issues. :P
Personally I couldn't wait to have sex. Which somehow, I find almost equally inappropriate to discuss in public. :flirt:
Disclaimer: Deloria has taken massive amounts of opiates and has been saying strange things all day. Please ignore her.
(Posted on: 02 August 2012, 22:23:58)
Quote from: snabbott on July 09, 2012, 10:57:20 AM
A hysterectomy is a pretty drastic (and permanent) option, especially for someone so young. From what I've read, it isn't even a guaranteed cure for endometriosis.
True, but I'm kind of out of options and am currently on three different kinds of birth control and absurd doses of oxy and codeine. :P The next step is trying to have an analgesic foetus. ::)
If nothing else, it's good to see you posting again. We always have a hug saved for you, Deloria! :hug:
Quote from: GrahamRocks! on August 02, 2012, 02:17:25 PM
V-card holders ftw! :thumbsup:
:highfive:
Me too! Proud owner.
Scratch that, I did. :stabs: the fact that I am larger than a lot of girls and therefore makes it harder to shop for clothes. We want to look cute too!
Unfortunately, a lot of people have problems trying to buy clothes that fit them properly. :-\ I have no idea whether this is an option for you, but I find it much easier to just go shopping for the year or however long when I'm in a different country where the average proportions are closer to my own. Which admittedly is much easier in Europe where foreign countries are less than an hour away. ::) Or buying clothes online.
I manage to hover right between mediums and larges. And button-down shirts, gah! I want them to work for me, so many of them are really cute, but then it's usually either a shirt that's too big in general, or that fits everywhere but has trouble buttoning without strain.
I've at least found stores that have clothing made for ladies with curves at this point and that work pretty consistently for me. (NY & Company, Ann Taylor, and The Loft are good ones, if their style is to your liking)
And of course, a host of silly t-shirts from places like Teefury.com and s***.woot.com :)
Don't be discouraged, Kristen. It's all part of being a chick! Everybody has something about themselves that they don't like, but it's all topical. People love you for who you are underneath the skin!
We need a "girl" thread where we can complain about this kind of stuff without the boys here feeling uncomfortable. :) Hmmm....*heads back to the Asylum main board*