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I really want to try to get back into the habit of using this thing, because I have pretty much nobody to talk to here but there are times when I really just want to talk about myself, which sounds lame and stupid but is utterly true, and one day I'm just going to snap and start screaming everything I've never said and it'll be ugly.
So.
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I had the same issues last year when I first started college, but I made a lot of ridiculously cool friends during the second semester and if there isn't anyone there to be ridiculously cool with you, you should indeed give a swift kick to the gonads of my fellow gender and demonstrate just how ridiculously cool you are.
And ridiculously enough, the adverb adjective combination of the moment still rocks on. I am that -extremely awesome- to pull that off.
Also, for an incredibly moment that blew up in my face. I was talking to Jess last night and we were talking about how she's going to the UK next semester and how people in the UK pay Aussies to just talk in their accent. I was going to say "Wow, nobody's paid me to talk" since I've got an American accent but instead I said "Wow, nobody's paid me to suck."
No, my mind wasn't on that, so you can just nip that thought in the bud right now. But that did kind of blow up in my face since I have the biggest crush on her.
Explosions are cool.
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I'm glad - both because you're ridiculously cool (look! It still works!) and you deserve it, and because that gives me hope. I'm sure there must be ridiculously cool people hidden somewhere on this campus, and I simply have not yet located their hiding place. Possibly I'm just not looking hard enough.
That is an incredible moment; it is both a brilliant story, because all stories about explosions of any kind are brilliant, and also I feel better now. ^^ If awkward moments have a redeeming feature, it's that they make for good explosion stories.
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