The I Admit Thread v2.0
- witty_pseudonym
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- lilstormer
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don't like to hear you sad fella. Tell me who upset you and I will tie them to a chair and put sticking plasters on their arms and legs and then pull them off slowly and painfully whilst forcing them to watch back to back episodes of Val Doonican's Christmas specials.mrj wrote:I admit that for the past 48 hours I have been more sad than I have in the past 2 years
please bear in mind that in your sadness you are awesome and there are many peoples who think so
Free to those that can afford it, very expensive to those that can't.
stop thinking... crank the tunes as LOUND AS YOU FUCKING CAN!!!!!mrj wrote:I admit that for the past 48 hours I have been more sad than I have in the past 2 years
catch up with some mates... I finish at 6, free till tennis at 8:30... call us
I kissed a squirrel and I liked it... taste of her acorn chapstick
^^who's the patootie in the pic Quick? I'd love to put lipstick on those lips man... check em out^^^
I admit that after watching the medical show on Ch 9 tonight, that my problems seem miniscule.
I admit that after watching that show, I cried. I'm a bit ashamed of it actually. I cried not for the lady on the show, who managed to get around for 30 years on her hands because her legs had been amputated. I cried when they showed her talking about her deceased Mum, and when she took her dementia riddled Dad to the grave site. He didn't say a word, this man wheeling his oxygen tank behind him. He just wept. He had trouble wiping his nose since there were tubes coming out of it. Then his daughter cried and I just lost it. I cried cause I miss my Dad so much sometimes that I can't breathe. If she, a woman with more strength than a single person should possess, with all her concerns (ailing father, mentally disabled brother, her own body issues), if she can lose it then what the hell have I been waiting for??
So I admit I'm doing that right now and feeling better for it, and for having written this down. Thank you.
Urge to cry fading, fading, fading...gone.
I admit that after watching the medical show on Ch 9 tonight, that my problems seem miniscule.
I admit that after watching that show, I cried. I'm a bit ashamed of it actually. I cried not for the lady on the show, who managed to get around for 30 years on her hands because her legs had been amputated. I cried when they showed her talking about her deceased Mum, and when she took her dementia riddled Dad to the grave site. He didn't say a word, this man wheeling his oxygen tank behind him. He just wept. He had trouble wiping his nose since there were tubes coming out of it. Then his daughter cried and I just lost it. I cried cause I miss my Dad so much sometimes that I can't breathe. If she, a woman with more strength than a single person should possess, with all her concerns (ailing father, mentally disabled brother, her own body issues), if she can lose it then what the hell have I been waiting for??
So I admit I'm doing that right now and feeling better for it, and for having written this down. Thank you.
Urge to cry fading, fading, fading...gone.
Only the meek get pinched...the bold survive
- kronz
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i admit i nearly got busted driving after having a few too many. I just went to the pub (just up the road, 300m) for free pool and a few beers (6 in 2.5 hours). Drove a mate home coz he missed the tram, and got flashed by the cops even though they were going the opposite way. I kept driving (within the speed limitm, actually rathe slow) but they kept following me for about 2 km then stoped. Thank god. Its not cool to have a few beers then drive. I was probably just over but it so wouldn't of been worth loosing my licence over.
GO CATS! GO CATS!
- Lizkins
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just cosThe Mixtress wrote:^^who's the patootie in the pic Quick? I'd love to put lipstick on those lips man... check em out^^^
I admit that after watching the medical show on Ch 9 tonight, that my problems seem miniscule.
I admit that after watching that show, I cried. I'm a bit ashamed of it actually. I cried not for the lady on the show, who managed to get around for 30 years on her hands because her legs had been amputated. I cried when they showed her talking about her deceased Mum, and when she took her dementia riddled Dad to the grave site. He didn't say a word, this man wheeling his oxygen tank behind him. He just wept. He had trouble wiping his nose since there were tubes coming out of it. Then his daughter cried and I just lost it. I cried cause I miss my Dad so much sometimes that I can't breathe. If she, a woman with more strength than a single person should possess, with all her concerns (ailing father, mentally disabled brother, her own body issues), if she can lose it then what the hell have I been waiting for??
So I admit I'm doing that right now and feeling better for it, and for having written this down. Thank you.
Urge to cry fading, fading, fading...gone.
kronz wrote: I was probably just over but it so wouldn't of been worth loosing my licence over.
No smiles for drinking and driving here. My good friend was killed in a hit run in St Kilda by a 'little bit over' driver two years ago.
So.Not. Cool
That's all
Be who you are and say what you feel because those who mind don't matter and those who matter don't mind - Dr. Seuss
The Mixtress wrote:^^who's the patootie in the pic Quick? I'd love to put lipstick on those lips man... check em out^^^
I admit that after watching the medical show on Ch 9 tonight, that my problems seem miniscule.
I admit that after watching that show, I cried. I'm a bit ashamed of it actually. I cried not for the lady on the show, who managed to get around for 30 years on her hands because her legs had been amputated. I cried when they showed her talking about her deceased Mum, and when she took her dementia riddled Dad to the grave site. He didn't say a word, this man wheeling his oxygen tank behind him. He just wept. He had trouble wiping his nose since there were tubes coming out of it. Then his daughter cried and I just lost it. I cried cause I miss my Dad so much sometimes that I can't breathe. If she, a woman with more strength than a single person should possess, with all her concerns (ailing father, mentally disabled brother, her own body issues), if she can lose it then what the hell have I been waiting for??
So I admit I'm doing that right now and feeling better for it, and for having written this down. Thank you.
Urge to cry fading, fading, fading...gone.
not sure what I can offer other than the above.
He's climbing in your windows, he's snatching your people up.
- great_magnet
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- great_magnet
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I know. I fully admit to being senile. I'm far more excited about getting my seniors discount card and preferred parking though!gnat wrote:You're gone then too Mister Magnet.great_magnet wrote:Laughing at your own jokes is the first sign of early onset senility...
This ain't no party
This ain't no disco
This ain't no foolin' around
This ain't no disco
This ain't no foolin' around
I'm totally pumped at the prospect of those adult diapers.great_magnet wrote:I know. I fully admit to being senile. I'm far more excited about getting my seniors discount card and preferred parking though!gnat wrote:You're gone then too Mister Magnet.great_magnet wrote:Laughing at your own jokes is the first sign of early onset senility...
He's climbing in your windows, he's snatching your people up.
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^^^fluoride is so bad for your teeth you know^^^
some scientists recommend brushing with normal bar soap to prevent the weakening of teeth that fluoride causes. That would be super gross, but apparently it's good for your teeth. They studied the cavity problem in American and Nigeria and it showed that 70% of American's had serious cavity issues while only 3% of Nigerian's had holes. Diet's a major factor, but Nigeria doesn't put fluoride in their water and they brush with soap.
some scientists recommend brushing with normal bar soap to prevent the weakening of teeth that fluoride causes. That would be super gross, but apparently it's good for your teeth. They studied the cavity problem in American and Nigeria and it showed that 70% of American's had serious cavity issues while only 3% of Nigerian's had holes. Diet's a major factor, but Nigeria doesn't put fluoride in their water and they brush with soap.
Only the meek get pinched...the bold survive
- great_magnet
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I'm Naomi Robson and that's real life. Luckily there was a steady supply of Colgate with Sparkles at your place when you grew up.ADD_Boy wrote:Natty thats filth !!!
keep drinking v at the rate you do and they'll be yours in a few yeears- niiiiiiiiiiiiice
Be who you are and say what you feel because those who mind don't matter and those who matter don't mind - Dr. Seuss
I admit that I just read this thread from start to finish because looking at other peoples problems on the screen means I can distract myself from the farking uphill battle it is to come home and study shit that I can barely understand.
I admit that I have just started my final year and I am scared shitless of failure.
I admit that my short term memory resembles Baghdad at the moment.
I admit that I am at the same time, cynical and disdainful of spilling my guts in a humiliating and often hurtful to others kinda way, AND sorely tempted.
I admit that I am sick of not acting my age and not growing up, and that I have to make some major changes.
I admit that I love reading sci-fi/fantasy books cause I would much rather that world than this world.
I admit I am too easily influenced by others.
I admit that I need a cup of tea and a cigarette now.
I admit that I have just started my final year and I am scared shitless of failure.
I admit that my short term memory resembles Baghdad at the moment.
I admit that I am at the same time, cynical and disdainful of spilling my guts in a humiliating and often hurtful to others kinda way, AND sorely tempted.
I admit that I am sick of not acting my age and not growing up, and that I have to make some major changes.
I admit that I love reading sci-fi/fantasy books cause I would much rather that world than this world.
I admit I am too easily influenced by others.
I admit that I need a cup of tea and a cigarette now.
- munt beard
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