I know that Z antibiotic they wanted you to take. Zithropan/Zithropax or something along those lines. It works like a charm and you're completely better within 24 hours, no lie. It's a shame the healthcare industry is so unacceptable and overpriced for literally no reason aside from greed. If I had money to spare, I'd sent you some to help with your prescription costs, but sadly my rent is due in four days. Maybe you should return all those bottles your shitty roommate(s) have accumulated, you may be on your way to getting enough cash to get better. If you need an antibiotic, you won't be healthy until you get it into your body. Good luck.
p.s. I know David, he is the most two-faced human being I've ever encountered. The majority of his friends are the same way, too. Be careful living in that kind of situation, and I hope for your sake he does move out.
I think you're right, actually! It's the only other antibiotic that will work for me, too, because I'm allergic to an ingredient called siclor, which apparently cancels out almost all the other prescriptions they could give me from Wal*Mart
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Plastic PeopletiggerpawsMarch 18 2010, 19:14:04 UTC
The only way to deal with plastics is to make broken promises, until you can buy enough time to split.
People like Kara, I have to lock them out of my life forever, I don't know how you have the power to be shinted on like that and still go on. I take my hat off to you for such strenth.
Re: Plastic PeoplezeroenthusiasmMarch 18 2010, 19:24:00 UTC
I'm not good at lying or making empty promises. I think I'm physically incapable of doing it nowadays. Even if it's to total assholes. I don't want to move until I know I'm moving somewhere I actually want to be (which is pretty much limited to New Paltz, where I've been wanting to live for over a year now). I don't wanna move somewhere just because it's the first place that is offered like I did with moving to Albany as a desperate attempt to escape the 'hood of Schenectady. That's like moving, but staying still.
Kara is one of the most amazing people I've ever met, so that's not fair to say about her. She does this thing where she'll act bitchy to me because she assumes I'm going to act a certain way. But she's usually wrong and winds up just being mean for no reason.
IT'S BEEN SO NICE HERE, TOO! I love, love it. I wish my bike wasn't tucked away at my Moms and I wish my friends weren't in College, and didn't have jobs. They are all too busy to come out and play. I hate being/feeling so lonely. Oh, well. 99 days until Graduation. I am sick, too, mostly sinus pressure/irratation and my skin is awfully dry. More dry than it has EVER been.
I honestly don't see the "caveman" thing you've been talking about since we met. I really do not see it at all. I also do not think you are hard to look at. I think you are attractive inside, and out. I also wouldn't mind hanging out with you, even in public! In public I could be like. "Hah, yeah, this is my friend Dave, alright." Okay, so, I wouldn't actually say that...but I could think it. (lul, i'm creepy. ;D)
Does your beard ever get in your food, like...soup? That happens to my friend, Will, a lot.
I LOVE THE MOVIE CLOSER. <33 I used to have a bunch of blacklights. I have no idea where they went. Try a dollar store for glow in the
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There is no excuse! Go get that bike and ride the living shit out of it while you still can! Ride alone! Ride aimlessly! Just fucking RIDE IT! I know what you mean, though. Everyone my age is on drugs, in college, working 9-5, or all three. So I have to rely on high schoolers to hang out, who are a whole other world of problems, since they have school and parents to keep them from hanging out. I wish I knew more people free the way that I am so I could always have someone to hang out with. :/
I'm glad you don't see the resemblance between me and the Geico caveman, but there are some people who get called out by strangers in public for looking like a celebrity. And I get called out in public by strangers for looking like the Geico caveman. One time, while in New York City, I was going up an escalator (even worse, just like in the commercial); a man on the escalator parallel going down smiled at me and said, "GEICO!"
Nope, never got it in any soup. I just get crumbs in it a lot. And one time a spider.
I know you're asking Loren, but I have to express my love of the cartoon Flapjack since it's been brought up. I don't watch TV ever, really, but I've been around a TV while that's been on a few times by accident and wow what an awesome fucking cartoon.
It's really discouraging because when I dropped out of high school, I thought these sorts of things would be over with. And now I'm twenty-two and seeing that everything that I hated about high school(ers) bleeds into everyday adult life, too. :/
My definitions of 'hipster', 'scenester', and 'yuppie' are all very vague and general. If prescribe to a certain 'style' of 'fashion' intentionally, you are a hipster. It's more a trend-following capitalist state of mind than it is a choice of apparel for me.
Oh hey Anonymous, seeing as I am one of David's close friends, I feel obligated to comment on this. I am not two faced, and neither is David for that matter.
Dave, I understand that you and David have your differences and problems as roommates, as anyone does. The specifics of what your qualms are with each other really is not any of my business and of course you can bitch about the situation on here all you want, but honestly, I had to say something after reading what you wrote. If you're going to say that David sending texts is immature and the wrong way to solve a problem between people, you should probably take another look at yourself and think about how immature it looks saying that if David had been there talking to you face to face that "he would have been hit." Your words, not mine. Violence of ANY kind isn't a way to solve a problem, and anyone who even remotely threatens my friends is no longer someone I respect at all.
For the record, smiling to my face and then actually disliking me and bitching about me behind my back... is, by definition, two-faced. Therefore, David is two-faced. As far as I know, you aren't. I don't know who left that anonymous comment and don't really care what they say; I'm not going to believe someone's two-faced until I witness it firsthand, so you're still all good in my book, Emily
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Off goes my hat againtiggerpawsMarch 19 2010, 02:40:01 UTC
It must be something one is born with, I cannot seem to master the maturity that you have Dave. I would have lost it at that guy texting you on the fone, the first time. I'm almost twice your outside age and I still have tantrum troubles. I guess outside age does really not have anything to do with it, it must be wiring.
I still bash my head against the wall so to speak, not literally, trying to find the control panel that regulates my tantrums so I can "dial them down" but every time I think I found that d\knob, it broakes off busted off.
hey, before i go on reading the rest of this entry (which will probably span over a few days), i really feel the need to tell you that you're not ugly. you're reeeeeeeeeeeeeeeaaallly not ugly!!! i know it never means as much as it does from someone you know but i really can't see how you'd think you'd be ugly. i really think you're cute and attractive and i really like your nose. anyway, just leaving this comment if i forget to actually comment afterwards :( I'M REALLY NOT SAYING THIS TO JUST MAKE YOU FEEL BETTER IT'S REALLY WHAT I THINK
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p.s. I know David, he is the most two-faced human being I've ever encountered. The majority of his friends are the same way, too. Be careful living in that kind of situation, and I hope for your sake he does move out.
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is to make broken promises, until
you can buy enough time to split.
People like Kara, I have to lock
them out of my life forever, I
don't know how you have the power
to be shinted on like that and
still go on. I take my hat off
to you for such strenth.
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Kara is one of the most amazing people I've ever met, so that's not fair to say about her. She does this thing where she'll act bitchy to me because she assumes I'm going to act a certain way. But she's usually wrong and winds up just being mean for no reason.
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IT'S BEEN SO NICE HERE, TOO! I love, love it. I wish my bike wasn't tucked away at my Moms and I wish my friends weren't in College, and didn't have jobs. They are all too busy to come out and play. I hate being/feeling so lonely. Oh, well. 99 days until Graduation. I am sick, too, mostly sinus pressure/irratation and my skin is awfully dry. More dry than it has EVER been.
I honestly don't see the "caveman" thing you've been talking about since we met. I really do not see it at all. I also do not think you are hard to look at. I think you are attractive inside, and out. I also wouldn't mind hanging out with you, even in public! In public I could be like. "Hah, yeah, this is my friend Dave, alright." Okay, so, I wouldn't actually say that...but I could think it. (lul, i'm creepy. ;D)
Does your beard ever get in your food, like...soup? That happens to my friend, Will, a lot.
I LOVE THE MOVIE CLOSER. <33 I used to have a bunch of blacklights. I have no idea where they went. Try a dollar store for glow in the ( ... )
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I'm glad you don't see the resemblance between me and the Geico caveman, but there are some people who get called out by strangers in public for looking like a celebrity. And I get called out in public by strangers for looking like the Geico caveman. One time, while in New York City, I was going up an escalator (even worse, just like in the commercial); a man on the escalator parallel going down smiled at me and said, "GEICO!"
Nope, never got it in any soup. I just get crumbs in it a lot. And one time a spider.
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It's really discouraging because when I dropped out of high school, I thought these sorts of things would be over with. And now I'm twenty-two and seeing that everything that I hated about high school(ers) bleeds into everyday adult life, too. :/
My definitions of 'hipster', 'scenester', and 'yuppie' are all very vague and general. If prescribe to a certain 'style' of 'fashion' intentionally, you are a hipster. It's more a trend-following capitalist state of mind than it is a choice of apparel for me.
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Dave, I understand that you and David have your differences and problems as roommates, as anyone does. The specifics of what your qualms are with each other really is not any of my business and of course you can bitch about the situation on here all you want, but honestly, I had to say something after reading what you wrote. If you're going to say that David sending texts is immature and the wrong way to solve a problem between people, you should probably take another look at yourself and think about how immature it looks saying that if David had been there talking to you face to face that "he would have been hit." Your words, not mine. Violence of ANY kind isn't a way to solve a problem, and anyone who even remotely threatens my friends is no longer someone I respect at all.
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I cannot seem to master the maturity
that you have Dave. I would have lost
it at that guy texting you on the fone,
the first time. I'm almost twice your
outside age and I still have tantrum
troubles. I guess outside age does really
not have anything to do with it, it must
be wiring.
I still bash my head against the wall so
to speak, not literally, trying to find the
control panel that regulates my tantrums
so I can "dial them down" but every time
I think I found that d\knob, it broakes off
busted off.
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