OH HAI!!!!
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HOLY CRAP YOU GUYS I am so excited. We’ll probably go with the chef’s tasting menu: I’m debating whether to buy a bottle of wine when we get there or just enjoy a cocktail with our meal.
SO EXCITED
SO EXCITED
SO EXCITED
(No special occasion…just celebrating life, good food, and our recent successes at work. Also, it makes me LOL when Kevin says stuff like “And WHY didn’t you tell me how much this was going to cost when you made reservations??” I just LAUGH and laugh and laugh and say something about how Andres charges by the molecule!)
It’s Hard To Be A Saint In The City — Bruce Springsteen
Probably one of the most overlooked and underrated Springsteen songs, and one of my favourites. If I were to ever get a tattoo, it would have a line from this song in it.
I was listening to this just yesterday and thinking “man, if people only KNEW”
‘Scool…we’re just chillin, painting our nails orange, sitting in the sunshine, and representing a little East Coast flavor. It’d practically be a party back here if there weren’t a temp worker across from me calling in collections to delinquent students. SO FUN!!!
"Officers responded to the stampede of students and union workers by extending the metal barricades around the entrance and using nightsticks and Taser guns to force the crowd back. “The officer (in front of me) had a Taser gun with a loaded cartridge and a finger on the trigger,” said Richard Stevenson, a fifth-year political science and African American studies student. “Officers were moving the barriers with their legs, and they moved offensively.” Stevenson said that an officer hit him with a baton and tried to tase him. Other students also said they were tased and hit with batons by police. There were no reported injuries, according to university spokesman Phil Hampton."
Stop talking to adult women like they are SEVEN-YEAR-OLD children with MENTAL DISABILITIES. Stop saying “this is cut-and-dry, don’t worry about anything” about very complicated decisions regarding major investments of time and money.
And if you “laugh creepy” one more time I will THROW MYSELF OUT OF THIS FOURTH STORY WINDOW. It doesn’t sound like much, but trust me, I will not survive that fall.
Generation Y and baby boomer travellers looking for a holiday “brag factor” are influencing a new shift towards weird and wonderful tourism experiences, a conference has heard. Accommodation entrepreneur Grant Hunt told the Global Eco Conference at Alice Springs yesterday that business had to start treating tourism as a “fashion brand”.
NO SHIT?
REMEMBER YOU GUYS that one time I went to Belize and I was like “OMG THIS IS THE BEST PLACE NOBODY’S EVER HEARD OF” and I came home and tried to make everybody all jealous because I had been somewhere awesome and ridden ponies and eaten conch shell meat and caved through some Mayan ruins and took a zip-lining tour and stuff??? YEAH I’M BETTER THAN YOU and have been for some years now. Just a reminderr.