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party on Jim

From that I heard: purple, swollen, stiff and seeing stars and was left thinking that maybe the porch wasn't the best place for that kind of thing. But then, nothing else quite screams out "Get off my land!!!..."

ahm gunna keel yoooo!

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yeah, that was me this morning when I realized its a Monday I actually get dressed and go to the office!

As someone who has done Monday and is halfway through Tuesday, my advice: ABORT ABORT ABORT!

As part of my effort to stay sane and not topple over, Ive resort to creating a healthy mix of cold brew and espresso with iceblend mix (coffee extract+milk) and espresso cream flavouring.

The result is a cold ice blend drink that knows how to barely keep me awake but at the very least lasts quite some time. Finals, get your bitch ass ready!

I get one more week before my finals. I did horribly this semester for some reason and now need to get an 85 in Government to get a B. Kinda stressful. At first, I went ahead and signed up for it again thinking I'd get a C which I'm not cool with.

I don't understand why you're so worn out all the time.... your coworkers are not angling for your job, you aren't married to a lunatic who goes on occasional heroin binges, you don't have kids..... we all did school and work, now is the time to do it when you're young and spry! I get tired THESE DAYS.... when Iw as 22? not so much.

have you considered getting a blood test to make sure you're not tired from a debilitating disease?

I'm 30, obese, and make very few healthy choices. I work 80 hours, eight 10 hour shifts in a row and do school full-time, and am obligated to go to all practices and church services for my band. I'm still holding together somewhat. The hull rattles and screws fall out from time-to-time, but I am still functioning.

that's what I'm sayin' -- I'm seriously middle-aged even compared to you and I lead an exhausting life, I smoke, eat lots of rich food and sometimes I drink too much (maybe sometimes is putting it gently), but I don't find myself wanting to complain about exhaustion unless I'm also feeling depressed (and I have a lot to feel down about) and even then finding more to do and shaking the clouds off is usually the answer to that. Honestly there is just nothing better than pushing yourself so hard that you pass out the minute your head hits the pillow! When you feel you are completely out of energy and the to-do list doesn't look any shorter that's when you add a few more items and really start crackin'....

I'm trying to type this but my eyes are severely dilated after a visit to the eye doctor. It's made me far sighted somehow.

I have a question and instead of searching the interwebs, I decided I will allow you all to feed me the information like a child in a high-chair.

Isolated tracks, master tracks, and etc, like the ones posted in the nostalgia section have always been a bit of a mystery to me. I use them when I can to learn new music, but how does one get that? Can you get the isolated bass track of any piece of music or does the artist have to release a special version that can be dissected through Skynet?

dilated from the eye doctor, sure dude, I believe ya

usually they're stolen from backup multitrack reels. dat tapes or hard drives and distributed anonymously around the ent by unscrupulous types... at the moment a friend of my dad's who live sin Europe has a backup 24 track reel of a famous david bowie record that he managed to lay hands on and is trying to figure out a way to profit from it without getting in legal trouble.... shit happens all the time

other times artists with more of a tie to electronic music and the 12" dance remix scene put out isolated tracks and stems in order tog et creative reinterpretations back from fans free of charge

I enjoyed Moana from Disney. It MIGHT be my favorite Diisney film now

was it improved by your eye dilation? should I go to the eye Dr 1st

I watched it a few days ago or more. I dunno, it just went well. The animation is some of their best, the bright colors are a welcome sight after so many movies trying to be dark and colorless, and the story was fun. I don't think any hit songs with come from it, but it was well done.

There's even a twist I was expecting at the end.

think it would interest a rambunctious 3 year old? I am thinking I might just take him to a matinee based on your recomendation

I think it would. There is a sweetness to it which may go over his head this early, but there is actions, lots of slapstick jokes, and as stated, it's really pretty and bright.

The only part that may drive you nuts is when The Rock starts singing. He's a bit flat and they didn't fix his voice for some reason. Story is cool though. Made me wonder if it's actual Hawaiian/Samoan lore.

then its time to check show times! Lucian loves slapsticky cartoons.... loves them!

our weather is finally clearing up too... my kid hates going out in the rain, even just going from the parking lot to the mall

I'm 30, obese, and make very few healthy choices. I work 80 hours, eight 10 hour shifts in a row and do school full-time, and am obligated to go to all practices and church services for my band. I'm still holding together somewhat. The hull rattles and screws fall out from time-to-time, but I am still functioning.

Well, fuck.

I guess I have no excuse, which sucks because I can do better but I literally cannot focus on my work at times and end up wasting time wondering why I can't study without feeling my head cloud or daydream. Kind of a shitty feeling, but then again, someone living in Texas that I kind of know has it worse than me and is still chugging forward relentlessly. Daily motivation, eh? Keep going, Boom. You're an inspiration to us all.