How (and why) to Ramble on your goat sideways
04-30-2010, 04:02 AM
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Okay.
On Wednesday last day of class this kid said I had a small *****. It started off with him telling everyone that he smokes weed so he doesn't have to take depression medicine or some ****.
I told him to buy a sports car, like a Miata so he doesn't have to **** with drugs. Right as the teacher walked in and everyone stopped talking he said, "I don't have a small DICK". Everyone laughed at me! Then he told the teacher I had a big *****. She is super fit too! 
Nonsense ramble! I'm gone.
On Wednesday last day of class this kid said I had a small *****. It started off with him telling everyone that he smokes weed so he doesn't have to take depression medicine or some ****.
I told him to buy a sports car, like a Miata so he doesn't have to **** with drugs. Right as the teacher walked in and everyone stopped talking he said, "I don't have a small DICK". Everyone laughed at me! Then he told the teacher I had a big *****. She is super fit too! Nonsense ramble! I'm gone.
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04-30-2010, 04:09 AM
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Okay.
On Wednesday last day of class this kid said I had a small *****. It started off with him telling everyone that he smokes weed so he doesn't have to take depression medicine or some ****. I told him to buy a sports car, like a Miata so he doesn't have to **** with drugs. Right as the teacher walked in and everyone stopped talking he said, "I don't have a small DICK". Everyone laughed at me! Then he told the teacher I had a big *****. She is super fit too!
Nonsense ramble! I'm gone.
On Wednesday last day of class this kid said I had a small *****. It started off with him telling everyone that he smokes weed so he doesn't have to take depression medicine or some ****.
I told him to buy a sports car, like a Miata so he doesn't have to **** with drugs. Right as the teacher walked in and everyone stopped talking he said, "I don't have a small DICK". Everyone laughed at me! Then he told the teacher I had a big *****. She is super fit too! Nonsense ramble! I'm gone.
please tell me you winked and smiled at the teacher after that comment was made to her.....
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04-30-2010, 04:15 AM
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McKee Foods, the owner of the Little Debbie brand has a conspiracy to keep people fat. Nutty Bars are just too damn good, and too damn unhealthy. Like 350 calories and 40% daily value of fat for one pack of 2 bars. I could eat a whole box in one sitting if they weren't so bad for you. Crazy thing is I used to not like them. How the **** can you not like a sugar wafer cookie filled with peanut butter and coated with chocolate???
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04-30-2010, 04:26 AM
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I love this thread already. I can speaketh my mind about anything and I don't have any guilt (not that I did before). Really helpful after about 2:30am when I take my sleeping pills and get a bit ******* crazy.
We have had a thread like this on a local forum, just called the "ADD Thread" and in something like 3 years it has grown to around 5,000 posts. And that is from a smaller "elite" group of full time posters than we have here.
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04-30-2010, 04:29 AM
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Do, you won't be sorry. never thought it possible, but finally a snack has taken over the top spot for a chocolate and peanut butter flavored snack from Reese Cups. The Nutty Bars have the texture (crisp) and a slightly less overwhelming flavor. Much more pleasant to snack on, and more filling as well. So it's no wonder Reese Cups have been dethroned in my book.
I love this thread already. I can speaketh my mind about anything and I don't have any guilt (not that I did before). Really helpful after about 2:30am when I take my sleeping pills and get a bit ******* crazy.
I love this thread already. I can speaketh my mind about anything and I don't have any guilt (not that I did before). Really helpful after about 2:30am when I take my sleeping pills and get a bit ******* crazy.
dude, mail me some of Dem sleepin pills!
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04-30-2010, 04:32 AM
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Go get your own. Any doctor will give you a prescription. Just say you can't sleep, ask for ambien or the generic, which is only like $7 a month with my healthcare plan. They MESS YOU UP! Before you finally get out from behind the computer and actually get into bed like you are supposed to. 1/4 of the last 5 years is gone. When I'm on them, I don't remember ****! Bits a pieces maybe. Sure do sleep well though! When I make it that far. I typically take them too early, then get distracted and end up sitting behind the computer for another 3 hours. By then I'm so ******* out of it I don't know what is going on around me. Like right now, I feel fine besides being a little jumpy, and hearing ****, but I won't remember this post in the morning.
I in no way condone the use of prescriptions drugs for anything other than their primary use. Drugs are bad, MK
I in no way condone the use of prescriptions drugs for anything other than their primary use. Drugs are bad, MK
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04-30-2010, 04:39 AM
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If I were to stop taking them, I would go back to my even more ridiculous 5-6am bedtime, instead of my current still pretty bad 4am bedtime. I have DSPS, a sleep phase condition involving your "internal" clock. No matter what I do, I can't fall asleep earlier than about 4-5am, making function in a 9-5 world very tough. Pills help a little I guess. Probably one of the most misdiagnosed sleep disorders for simple insomnia. No treatment or cure for it, so it's just something to live with.
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04-30-2010, 04:42 AM
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Go get your own. Any doctor will give you a prescription. Just say you can't sleep, ask for ambien or the generic, which is only like $7 a month with my healthcare plan. They MESS YOU UP! Before you finally get out from behind the computer and actually get into bed like you are supposed to. 1/4 of the last 5 years is gone. When I'm on them, I don't remember ****! Bits a pieces maybe. Sure do sleep well though! When I make it that far. I typically take them too early, then get distracted and end up sitting behind the computer for another 3 hours. By then I'm so ******* out of it I don't know what is going on around me. Like right now, I feel fine besides being a little jumpy, and hearing ****, but I won't remember this post in the morning.
I in no way condone the use of prescriptions drugs for anything other than their primary use. Drugs are bad, MK
I in no way condone the use of prescriptions drugs for anything other than their primary use. Drugs are bad, MK
i dont have heath insurance
i know all about it, i used to have a scrip for ambien. my girlfriend sat in bed and watched me make my toes talk to each other one night haha, i dont remember it though. another night i told her i was hungry and she walked me down to the kitchen so she could make me some food, i kept passing out with food in my mouth and she ended up feeding me as well 
of coarse i dont remember any of that either.
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04-30-2010, 04:45 AM
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All the same stuff.
If I were to stop taking them, I would go back to my even more ridiculous 5-6am bedtime, instead of my current still pretty bad 4am bedtime. I have DSPS, a sleep phase condition involving your "internal" clock. No matter what I do, I can't fall asleep earlier than about 4-5am, making function in a 9-5 world very tough. Pills help a little I guess. Probably one of the most misdiagnosed sleep disorders for simple insomnia. No treatment or cure for it, so it's just something to live with.
If I were to stop taking them, I would go back to my even more ridiculous 5-6am bedtime, instead of my current still pretty bad 4am bedtime. I have DSPS, a sleep phase condition involving your "internal" clock. No matter what I do, I can't fall asleep earlier than about 4-5am, making function in a 9-5 world very tough. Pills help a little I guess. Probably one of the most misdiagnosed sleep disorders for simple insomnia. No treatment or cure for it, so it's just something to live with.
the only way i have been able to change what time i go fall asleep is stay up all night and all the next day and finally pass out between 10 and 12 at night.
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04-30-2010, 04:49 AM
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i dont have heath insurance i know all about it, i used to have a scrip for ambien. my girlfriend sat in bed and watched me make my toes talk to each other one night haha, i dont remember it though. another night i told her i was hungry and she walked me down to the kitchen so she could make me some food, i kept passing out with food in my mouth and she ended up feeding me as well of coarse i dont remember any of that either.
i know all about it, i used to have a scrip for ambien. my girlfriend sat in bed and watched me make my toes talk to each other one night haha, i dont remember it though. another night i told her i was hungry and she walked me down to the kitchen so she could make me some food, i kept passing out with food in my mouth and she ended up feeding me as well of coarse i dont remember any of that either.
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04-30-2010, 04:52 AM
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i think i have what you have. say if i were to hop in bed around midnight, i would be laying there till 4 or 5 in the morning trying to fall asleep.
the only way i have been able to change what time i go fall asleep is stay up all night and all the next day and finally pass out between 10 and 12 at night.
the only way i have been able to change what time i go fall asleep is stay up all night and all the next day and finally pass out between 10 and 12 at night.
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04-30-2010, 04:56 AM
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yup! after i pull the all nighter it only last for a week at most....sucks *** cause i enjoy my sleep. i hate the way i feel when i fall asleep around 4 am and wake up around noon, i feel like **** (thats 8 hours of sleep) but if i fall asleep at 12 and wake up a 8 in the morning i feel great. 
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04-30-2010, 05:03 AM
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yup! after i pull the all nighter it only last for a week at most....sucks *** cause i enjoy my sleep. i hate the way i feel when i fall asleep around 4 am and wake up around noon, i feel like **** (thats 8 hours of sleep) but if i fall asleep at 12 and wake up a 8 in the morning i feel great.
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04-30-2010, 05:23 AM
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I enjoyed my medical lab job. worked from 3pm till around midnight. That way i could go home and wind down,eat a little something, relax for a few hours, then go to bed, then sleep until i woke up on my own, and have a few hours before work to tinker around and prepare. I hope I can find a good weird hour IT job when I'm done with school in a year. Work nights at a hospital or something.
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