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JamJamJamJam wrote: »

I was really proud that I got up so early to go to the gym, which is 20 minutes walk away. But it's raining so much :-( *Emigrates*

I really want to start going to the gym this semester, starting to feel like a tubs! But I haven't a clue where to start or what to do if I do go down there, and I'm afraid I'll look stupid since I'm a complete and utter gym noob.:(:(

Such a horrible day.:(

Started off with my bag flying from the seat of the bus when the driver pulled off at speed. Doesn't sound too bad, but my laptop was in the bag, and it took an hour to get it sorted when I got to college cos I had to back up all my information (which involved buying a new memory stick cos I'd forgotten mine at home:mad:) and then restore it to an earlier state. It took ages, and I missed my first lecture at 12 because of it.

I then discovered that I'd forgotten the course booklet with all the really specific referencing and citing information so I had to go and get another one of those, which involved an awkward conversation with a lecturer cos the office was closed at the time.

And then, I went to print off an essay that was due at 4, fifteen minutes before the deadline and the printer wouldn't work. It came up "no print jobs available for...":mad::mad::mad: And there were massive queues at the printers on the other floors for some weird reason so I ended up just legging it to the department and explaining what happened hoping they would leave me off cos I blatantly had the thing fully done. I'd submitted it online ages before that.

So relieved that they accepted my excuse. I was right on the edge of panicking over all the crap that was happening.

Emotionally drained now.:(

Really not looking forward to going back to college. God how much I really hate it

Wanting to go to a concert but not having ANYONE to go with. *sobs pathetically*

SChique00 wrote: »

Wanting to go to a concert but not having ANYONE to go with. *sobs pathetically*

Just came on here to post the exact same comment!
Villagers gig in March, none of my friends like them.
The XX gig in June, none of my friends like them.

Woe is me! Feck this I'm goin anyway!:cool: Being a loner like a boss!

CTYIgirl wrote: »

I'm going to Manchester by myself for one. Be grand!

Exactly! We're cool, I swear.....:D

Whatsernamex33 wrote: »

The topic on FM104 atm is upsetting me...

And I'm been very emotional today for some reason. Dammnn it. xD

What topic were they discussing tonight? Or is it a continuation of the situation that happened a few nights ago?

Just watched the R. Budd Dwyer clip as part of a piece on desenitisation to violence... it made me fell physically sick.

Personally, I think desensitisation to stupidity (no serious offense meant!) is a much worse problem in society at present. I've never watched that R. Budd Dwyer clip, because I've read about it. If someone said to you "Would you like to see a real human being shoot himself in the face in real life?", why would you think that was a good idea?

A society that finds violence, whether it be in a video-game or in a film, more acceptable than in previous eras isn't the social epidemic people are making it out to be, because it's not real. All the actors in Django Unchained are okay (although I heard Christopher Waltz fell off a horse during filming)!

What we cannot afford to turn our backs on are the real consequences of real violence. And that starts by confronting the people that propagate real violence. For example, I find it tremendously irksome that so much focus on the recent shootings in America has been this idea of "desensitisation to violence" amongst young people. What about the desensitisation to mental health issues and treatment perpetuated by government policies? What about generation after generation of American/British etc. soldiers fighting in overseas wars? Are they less desensitised than modern Call of Duty players, pixels on a screen? Or how about President Obama, who was genuinely torn up about those children and wants strong measures put in place on gun control- but has green-lit more drone strikes in foreign lands than any other president (drones which kill real people, using computer interface controls)! Warfare is an industry funded by the same governments that cut all these corners and focus on symptoms of a problem rather than the roots of it.

Sorry to rant, but Christ on a bicycle, the hypocrisy of the people pressing these issues (I'm not referring to any of you guys) is often mind-blowing! DON'T WORRY, I DON'T MEAN THAT LITERALLY, JUST IN CASE YOU GUYS THINK I'M CONDONING VIOLENCE.

jefreywithonef wrote: »

Has Zhivago gone yet? They seemed to be in liquidation for years. Bell Book and Candle sell CDs, mostly independent stuff though.

Still in 'liquidation'. Don't sell the music I listen to though. Damn my indie/alt/country stuff.

deise_girl wrote: »

Knew there was more reasons that one for my hatre of fruit more than any other food group ever.

THE FOOD OF EVILLLLLLL
Adam and Eve and the Serpent.. IT WAS THE FRUIT
Snow White and the Queen. IT WAS THE FRUIT
Monzos attempt to be healthy. The evil fruit strike once more.

You and Monzo are wrong, soz deise

http://ajcn.nutrition.org/content/72/4/922.short
http://ajcn.nutrition.org/content/78/3/517S.short
http://www.tandfonline.com/doi/abs/10.1080/01635589209514201
http://europepmc.org/abstract/MED/8841165
http://ajcn.nutrition.org/content/70/3/475s.short
http://europepmc.org/abstract/MED/12076551/reload=0;jsessionid=WEa39xLhxUyhbbSyGtc2.20

Why does Ireland not have any sort of country music. I've just spent my time going through Spotify...seriously. No Jason Aldean, limited Rascal Flatts, limited The Band Perry, limited or no most other country bands I like. Ugh. I know it's only Ireland based cause I mentioned it to a friend in the states, who replied "I'm listening to the latest Eric Church single now". UGH.

I hate being penalised for wanting to actually pay for music and living in Ireland.