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07 Apr 2017, 5:10 pm
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07 Apr 2017, 5:35 pm
cathylynn wrote:
my sister had a similar-looking creature, a bearded dragon, which used to ride around on her shoulder. her name was fredwinna.
i looked at those ones on youtube, the only reason why i don't find them scary is that they are slow, unlike house geckos slim and so fast. actually their fast UNPREDICTABLE movement is what i find creepy most.
07 Apr 2017, 6:52 pm
Froya wrote:
Please someone help me!! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! !
I keep digging myself into a deeper and deeper hole here
...and I'm even sober
I keep digging myself into a deeper and deeper hole here
...and I'm even sober
It's OK I guess, I know some climbing knots & other such mountain things.
I'm an equally terrible flirt because it's something I also do a lot except half the time math is practically all I've got to talk about. Thankfully some friends & I have a great & lovely lady's birthday to party about so I've been waffling around the internet so I can find the rest of my misplaced brain & do something cool as a present of sorts with some art of hers. *crossing fingers...*Her & I have actually had 3 matching cars for a while now. T5 Volvos are so crazy good a big part of me wants to give her my little sporty one whenever I get a different car. Cheap as chips & yet still twice the car I really need. Volvo's saved a lot of lives, maybe even mine.
I still haven't gotten around to teaching her to drive manuals, that's gonna be a laugh.
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07 Apr 2017, 8:39 pm
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07 Apr 2017, 10:09 pm
^
Wow, that's awesome! 
...What is that?
That person has squishy armpits. 
07 Apr 2017, 10:56 pm
08 Apr 2017, 12:48 am
08 Apr 2017, 2:08 am
08 Apr 2017, 2:09 am
08 Apr 2017, 2:13 am
Kiprobalhato wrote:
is there a term for resenting things you used to like as a hobby, after formally studying/pursuing them?
i get the feeling that i, who spends most of hir free time drawing/sculpting, can never pursue art as a career. in my HS art academy it felt like "work" and i didnlt make much. productivity/creativity exploded manyfold after graduating.
more like TARNISHED LMAO
....
(kidding)
i get the feeling that i, who spends most of hir free time drawing/sculpting, can never pursue art as a career. in my HS art academy it felt like "work" and i didnlt make much. productivity/creativity exploded manyfold after graduating.
Raleigh wrote:
I don't know, but it looks like her arm has been varnished.
more like TARNISHED LMAO
....
(kidding)
Not sure, but i believe the DSMV will have some form of disorder for it! lol... Afterall if you dont understand math, that comes under its own disorder... There is a disorder for everything, which sort of tells us that maybe they are not so much dissorders but differences in people. Just society hasn't worked out the obvious yet
Nay, i think you are all good, there are a number of interests i have had over the years where i will spend every waking minute i have to do it and there have been times while i have been active with such an interests an internal switch will go and i lose interest there and then for a number of years or forever... I think it is quit common for those on the spectrum. I have a few other areas i am good at and could make good money but i dont pursue it for whatever weird reason
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08 Apr 2017, 2:37 am
^ agreed.
I'd thumbs up that if I could lol
This'll have to do:
08 Apr 2017, 2:47 am
