Um... I love you?
If you come kill them I won't photoshop you into questionable attire with pink, sparkly beard accents with my new Adobe Photoshop.
Neener neener neener!
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Um... I love you?
If you come kill them I won't photoshop you into questionable attire with pink, sparkly beard accents with my new Adobe Photoshop.
Neener neener neener!
*blushes* Actually... as I was going through my files to throw some unneeded ones away before the move I found my newish laptop came with the software for free and I just never installed it... Good news? I also found I have 4 years free McAffee AntiVirus...
I wasn't thinking boots or dancing. Or caffiene.
Having been a former geriatric nurse, I kind of took it in stride that you were constipated and had added some milk of Magnesia to your brew to make things go-go.
That's cool - I normally reinstall an ancient copy of Elements (like, from 03 or something) on laptops when I need it.
Ugh. Ewww.
Seriously, babe - Avira. Really, just Avira. Go into the Tech Help board and look at the threads there, then download Avira.
That's what I have now and the pop-ups are driving me nuts.
Hm... what shall I Photoshop first?
*gets evil face on*
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I dunno. Some days it damn well feels that way.
I'm working on mastering my Clint Eastwood "Get off my lawn" snarl.
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You two remind me of me and B before he moved up here, and let me tell ya, you learn a lot in a relationship like that. If you two can tease and have fun online like you do now, real life together will be easy.
Happier with him here than in anytime in my life.
Aww <3 It must be wonderful to have him up there.
You do learn a lot, one of the most important being the value of time together. I'll never take my time with BW for granted. Hopefully he'll be here soon. The hardest part is feeling like we have no control about whether we're together or not.
You do learn a lot, one of the most important being the value of time together. I'll never take my time with BW for granted. Hopefully he'll be here soon.
The hardest part is feeling like we have no control about whether we're together or not.
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Aww <3 It must be wonderful to have him up there.
You do learn a lot, one of the most important being the value of time together. I'll never take my time with BW for granted. Hopefully he'll be here soon.
I remember that feeling. There was a span of months I literally saw B for 30 minutes a day. He worked nights 10-14 hour shifts, 5 days a week, then 6 hours on Sat and slept most of Sunday. He made a fart ton of money, but I missed him greatly.
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Hey, that's me every morning.
And I often substitute words for other words when I can't remember how to spell or pronounce them.
Sometimes when I don't know the correct way to say something in Japanese I just pick words I *do* know and put them together. Apparently you can't always do that, though. Things don't always go together the same way to get the same meaning as they do in English. But I'm always: "meh, close enough" And now I am falling asleep.
I either need caffeine or...beer.And also, I just made my characters speak Spanglish.
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Ew!I kind of took it in stride that you were constipated and had added some milk of Magnesia to your brew to make things go-go.
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It's just that sometimes I don't always know the right verbs. So I say "do" whatever the noun is.
"Did you do your food?" instead of "did you eat?" for example.
See... It's close, right?
So I say "do" whatever the noun is. "Did you do your food?" instead of "did you eat?" for example.
See...
It's close, right?
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LMAO, I love you, Soapy
*gives Soapy nachoes*
Um, thanks?
*does the nachoes*
Wait...
*eats the nachoes*
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Sorry. I will not disrespect them again.
This is for you, Abby.
Now, I'm off to find that beer I was talking about.
This is for you, Abby.
Now, I'm off to find that beer I was talking about.
104 here today. About the same yesterday and the day before. Expected to be at or above 100 until at least Sunday when it cools down to an amazing 99.
Thank Dawg for air conditioned offices, bars, and apartments. I really need to get the AC in my car fixed though (riding in 100+ degree temps with the windows rolled down and the car heater on (because the cooling fan, which must be manually connected direct to the battery, isn't quite doing the job either) is no fun.
I need a new car... (scheduled for later this year or early next)
Thank Dawg for air conditioned offices, bars, and apartments. I really need to get the AC in my car fixed though (riding in 100+ degree temps with the windows rolled down and the car heater on (because the cooling fan, which must be manually connected direct to the battery, isn't quite doing the job either) is no fun.
I need a new car... (scheduled for later this year or early next)
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