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really weird. there’s an ad for lasik surgery and we were just discussing lasik surgery over breakfast because my kid is working at sunglass hut and i was saying i needed lasik to be able to buy certain nonrx glasses.

did the computer hear me?

i dont’ think ive been discussing eyewear recently in what i write.

dear computer; in reality though, i would be way too scared to get lasik. that strikes me as a hideously unnatural thing to do.

wait… it’s a sponsored link… maybe that means it appears for everyone?

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the very least we can do is make a concerted effort to click on advertising ….

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I kind of consider pigging ton my word processing software

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I kind of consider pigging ton my word processing software

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Although it would be nice to divest assets and max out credit prior to going out in a blaze of glory.

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Hopefully I will die magnificently in battle.

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Scary.

Somehow the prospect of killing myself is not that terrifying to me. I am scared of lots of things. But strangely. That doesn’t freak me out

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Probab lit need a plan and mental training to be able to execute when necessary.

Need to get your supplies in order in advance.

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Urge passed.

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[quote=SK in CV]I vaguely know the mother of this kid and first heard about it from her a couple days after he was busted. The saddest, and most ridiculous part of this operation, is that it targeted a kid that was never part of the drug culture in the school. He wasn’t one of the kids that was getting high every day, or partying every weekend. He wasn’t even friends with anyone that was part of that scene. In fact, he wasn’t friends with anyone. At least until the undercover cop arrived on the scene.

If I remember correctly, as it stands now, all charges have been dropped, and the parents still have a lawsuit pending against law enforcement and the school district.[/quote]

Drug war will never end until the state downloads your brain on a disk and controls it directly

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I hate flying. Well. Technically I’m scared of it. Even in peacetime. I’m pretty sure we were intended not to be in the air like thst

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The thought of my family looking at me with pity disgust love and irriration makes me want to die.

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[quote=CA renter]Not the pistol plan. It’s ugly, leaves a mess for your loved ones, and can often fail…with horrible results.

Better to go with the opiate plan, or just a ton of sleep meds. Peaceful, painless, and fairly clean and easy for your loved ones to deal with.[/quote]

not mutually exclusive. i visualize handcuffing myself to a bed, taking a bunch of drugs and shooting myself.

maybe it’s justa fnatasy. maybe it’s way harder to do than i imagine.

there’s probably no particularly good day to die.

the decline is so gradual?

family friend had bad sudden turn of events has inhome care. lost her spunkiness…

maybe you become not spunky enought o kill yourself?

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really good indepth piece in rolling stone on the temecula sting at chaparral high.

http://www.rollingstone.com/culture/news/the-entrapment-of-jesse-snodgrass-20140226

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[quote=FlyerInHi]you’re happy because you’re not fussy.

I would not accept chunks of concrete as gravel. I would want that whole section replaced.

Alternatively, you could cut out that rectangle area and pour new concrete. For a good workout, you can do the demo and hire a concrete guy. Finishing concrete is hard and not for an amateur.

Owning a sprawling house means ongoing maintenance.[/quote]

I can live with some cracks. Soon all the houses will be dust.

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