Seriously - Get a grip
Why is that when I do something nice for people they always end up complaining about it. All I hear these days is that, "I appreciate your help but it's because of you I couldn't actually do x, y, and z"
For example; I do papers for people, for school. I don't mind ghostwriting or whatever, it's cool. I'm happy to know people like it. Payment is just icing. So, tell me, would you, knowing that this paper is due today at midnight and you've known this for a few days or more, ask someone to do it that day? Insane, I know. It was only two papers but seriously, I was busy doing stuff for person's mother, then had to take her mother to the Greyhound station, by bus, (Note: Totally infected with a fever and cold here, so seriously achy and stuffed up), I waited with her mom to make sure her mom wasn't going to end up on a bus going to Florida (they seriously took everyone going to MI. to a FL. route), take the train home and work on these papers that include definition and history not to mention scientific discovery. And in my own words, so people could understand it since this is only a Psychology school. I did the papers, 9 min past deadline but what? Seriously? Procrastinate much? Maybe I could've seen these papers last night? Yesterday? Whenever the hell you got the assignment?
I wonder why the hell I'm so bloody nice to people when its obvious that they don't actually appreciate it. Take a que from me: Do it your damn self so that you don't have to be an ass and blame it on other people for failing you because you were too lazy to do it yourself.
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In other news, unemployed, will be homeless in November, and well, as mentioned above, sick.
I need to clean and pack anyways, throw some stuff away. Or a lot. I recently discovered (probably really late, too)Dr. Horrible's Sing-Along-Blog. You should totally watch it. It's awesome. It was created (I think, if I heard correctly but if not he produced it anyways) by Joss Whedon and stars Neil Patrick Harris, Nathan Fillion, and Felicia Day. The songs are well written and performed as well as the show. Not mention SO FUNNY. Then you wouldn't believe how many different layers it has. Anyway, it doesn't dissapoint and will totally be a part of my must have movie collection. And I'm very picky about it.
For example; I do papers for people, for school. I don't mind ghostwriting or whatever, it's cool. I'm happy to know people like it. Payment is just icing. So, tell me, would you, knowing that this paper is due today at midnight and you've known this for a few days or more, ask someone to do it that day? Insane, I know. It was only two papers but seriously, I was busy doing stuff for person's mother, then had to take her mother to the Greyhound station, by bus, (Note: Totally infected with a fever and cold here, so seriously achy and stuffed up), I waited with her mom to make sure her mom wasn't going to end up on a bus going to Florida (they seriously took everyone going to MI. to a FL. route), take the train home and work on these papers that include definition and history not to mention scientific discovery. And in my own words, so people could understand it since this is only a Psychology school. I did the papers, 9 min past deadline but what? Seriously? Procrastinate much? Maybe I could've seen these papers last night? Yesterday? Whenever the hell you got the assignment?
I wonder why the hell I'm so bloody nice to people when its obvious that they don't actually appreciate it. Take a que from me: Do it your damn self so that you don't have to be an ass and blame it on other people for failing you because you were too lazy to do it yourself.
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In other news, unemployed, will be homeless in November, and well, as mentioned above, sick.
I need to clean and pack anyways, throw some stuff away. Or a lot. I recently discovered (probably really late, too)Dr. Horrible's Sing-Along-Blog. You should totally watch it. It's awesome. It was created (I think, if I heard correctly but if not he produced it anyways) by Joss Whedon and stars Neil Patrick Harris, Nathan Fillion, and Felicia Day. The songs are well written and performed as well as the show. Not mention SO FUNNY. Then you wouldn't believe how many different layers it has. Anyway, it doesn't dissapoint and will totally be a part of my must have movie collection. And I'm very picky about it.