Comments | surreallifehero: Plenipotentiary.

surreallifehero

Plenipotentiary.

Oct 25, 2010 21:03

So I just came back from my chem exam, hooray. I'm hoping that it went well... It didn't go astoundingly, but hopefully, well.

Like, get me out of the D range well... Please?

I can has C? C-?

( Plenipotentiary: Invested with power. )

wtfery, journaling for the sake of journaling, woes

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ontinia October 26 2010, 03:00:20 UTC

But I was near the driveway into a parking lot when a motorcycle pulled up to turn out onto the street. The driver was an average sized man with what I first perceived to be a big woman. Then I realised it was two men. Two men who didn't look too happy. The one in the back was awkwardly trying to figure out how to hang on to the driver, who had this stoic expression on his face that said something like 'yeah? So what? I got a guy on this bike too, but I ain't no queer. Gimme a beer, I don' want to remember this drive.' (He was so an Iowan, a midwesterner for sure.) When I saw them I started laughing hard, something that I think both men noticed. I was fortunate, they seemed pretty laid back, and I didn't get my scrawny ass ran down.
Best story ever.

Also glad you got to see your Anne. :D

ontinia October 26 2010, 03:04:06 UTC

I just read it to Julie and she laughed and said it was better than what you put on facebook. LOVE THAT STORY.

surreallifehero October 26 2010, 03:10:50 UTC

It was easily the best part of the day. Easily. You guys are lucky, you got the unabridged version.

ontinia October 26 2010, 03:12:02 UTC

I do feel lucky. Verily. ♥

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amphitritie October 27 2010, 22:05:24 UTC

Aw, you and Anne sound like such great friends ( ... )

surreallifehero October 27 2010, 22:21:07 UTC

Oy! The definition was in the cut text. I didn't know if it would work. Apparently no. Sorry. Uhm... it mean's 'invested with power.' No idea how that had any bearing on the post; must have just been the newest adjective on word of the day on some online dictionary. Hmm ( ... )

amphitritie October 27 2010, 22:44:13 UTC

Oh, well then. I was using the next post/previous post buttons. didn't see.

Every state has that and it's make searching college so HARD. Can't they make some like federal rule or something that a institute of higher education can't share more than two words with another? Maybe then Congress will do something! (Probably won't even be able to pass it though b/c of the implications.)