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 Posted: Thu Sep 27, 2007 1:28 am
You'd think that I'd dislike more people from the music forum, given the rampant art-critic-ism and defensiveness and the general ignorance and asshattery of the people there.
But no, it's the science and technology forum that riles me up. Because there's nothing so emotionally charged and continually debatable as science and technology.
Hopefully this will be the last time I see particle decay described as a chemical reaction. Is it wrong to despise people for their (correctable and therefore deliberate) ignorance?
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Posted: Thu Sep 27, 2007 1:49 am
My roomie hasn't sent his s**t home so I can't set up my tables, mixer, Electribe and keyboard yet evil
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Posted: Sun Sep 30, 2007 6:29 pm
Is it just me, or did the electronic subforum sort of experience a nosedive in quality in the last few weeks?
I blame, perhaps, an influx of new users that heard about the website from their friends at school.
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Posted: Tue Oct 02, 2007 11:13 am
Waveform Is it just me, or did the electronic subforum sort of experience a nosedive in quality in the last few weeks? I blame, perhaps, an influx of new users that heard about the website from their friends at school. I thought it was just me.... I cleared my ignore list a few weeks back and all of a sudden the forum was 99% suck
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Posted: Tue Oct 02, 2007 3:29 pm
Kakou_Ton Holy s**t. Never get a DUI in Utah! Do not underestimate what the extent of the law is in this damn state... I wish they would just hang me, would be so much less stressful. I'm feeling pretty good about my decision to fight the man. It was a pretty penny, but hiring the Phoenix Wright of DUI attorneys is really starting to pay off. A lazy cop is a bad cop, and if you do your job the way you're suppsed to Mr. Piggy, I won't be able to drag you to court later. Have a nice career directing traffic and writing parking tickets and having your wife cheat on you with a superior officer. Hello guild, hope things are well here in Groovetech. heart
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Posted: Sun Oct 14, 2007 11:09 pm
Might get fired from my job, and I need money. confused
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Posted: Wed Oct 17, 2007 7:04 am
I got barked at and harassed by my neighbor's land lord. Why? Because I was about to park in the wrong spot. Geez... someone needs to smoke a very fat blunt and chill.
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Posted: Thu Oct 18, 2007 9:43 am
crying They're deporting Han crying
like he's a ******** terrorist or something crying
all because he didn't find a job within 90 days of graduating crying
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Posted: Thu Oct 18, 2007 10:16 am
jopwie crying They're deporting Han crying like he's a ******** terrorist or something crying all because he didn't find a job within 90 days of graduating crying Ooh that's harsh mad
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Posted: Fri Oct 19, 2007 1:36 am
jopwie crying They're deporting Han crying like he's a ******** terrorist or something crying all because he didn't find a job within 90 days of graduating crying There's a trick for that. You need to do your permanent resident demand OUT of the country. Let him find a jb before and then when he is deported, let him make his permanent residency demand out of the country.
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Dangerous Conversationalist
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Posted: Fri Oct 19, 2007 6:10 pm
Why am I bleeding? From there of all places?
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Posted: Wed Oct 24, 2007 12:14 am
I don't want to study econ, and I got fired from my job ("laid off") stare
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Posted: Sun Nov 04, 2007 8:57 am
I going to have to start taking something for my anxiety disorder. I've dealt with it my entire life, my teachers as a child tried to get my Mom to medicate me, I would burst into tears at the mention of a test, I made myself sick with worry once when I erased so much on my paper that I made a hole. My Mom refused to medicate me and I learned to deal and the anxiety was manageable for a while.
But now it's come back in full, unmanageable force. My colleague and I do an outreach program at a prison for pregnant women on Thursdays. She asked me to meet her in a place I have never driven to before. My throat got tight, my chest boa constrictor came back, and I squeaked out "ok". Then I came home and cried for 3 hours because I was "scared".
A 23 year old woman should not react to something like that. I'm starting to lose my mind.
Someone give me some Valium.
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Posted: Mon Nov 05, 2007 5:25 am
Satil I going to have to start taking something for my anxiety disorder. I've dealt with it my entire life, my teachers as a child tried to get my Mom to medicate me, I would burst into tears at the mention of a test, I made myself sick with worry once when I erased so much on my paper that I made a hole. My Mom refused to medicate me and I learned to deal and the anxiety was manageable for a while. But now it's come back in full, unmanageable force. My colleague and I do an outreach program at a prison for pregnant women on Thursdays. She asked me to meet her in a place I have never driven to before. My throat got tight, my chest boa constrictor came back, and I squeaked out "ok". Then I came home and cried for 3 hours because I was "scared". A 23 year old woman should not react to something like that. I'm starting to lose my mind. Someone give me some Valium. I dunno if it's the same thing, but I've had really bad social anxiety my whole life. Not to mention, being severely sheltered by my Christian parents. It wasn't until last Saturday when I attended my first concert. It was a Bob Weir & Ratdog concert. I've never been surrounded by such positive energy... Deadheads are really nice people, apparently. Anyways, because of my anxiety, I always refrained going to concerts because of the crowds. Boy, was I in for a pleasant surprise. I didn't want to leave.
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Posted: Thu Nov 08, 2007 4:54 pm
Sauce Block Satil I going to have to start taking something for my anxiety disorder. I've dealt with it my entire life, my teachers as a child tried to get my Mom to medicate me, I would burst into tears at the mention of a test, I made myself sick with worry once when I erased so much on my paper that I made a hole. My Mom refused to medicate me and I learned to deal and the anxiety was manageable for a while. But now it's come back in full, unmanageable force. My colleague and I do an outreach program at a prison for pregnant women on Thursdays. She asked me to meet her in a place I have never driven to before. My throat got tight, my chest boa constrictor came back, and I squeaked out "ok". Then I came home and cried for 3 hours because I was "scared". A 23 year old woman should not react to something like that. I'm starting to lose my mind. Someone give me some Valium. I dunno if it's the same thing, but I've had really bad social anxiety my whole life. Not to mention, being severely sheltered by my Christian parents. It wasn't until last Saturday when I attended my first concert. It was a Bob Weir & Ratdog concert. I've never been surrounded by such positive energy... Deadheads are really nice people, apparently. Anyways, because of my anxiety, I always refrained going to concerts because of the crowds. Boy, was I in for a pleasant surprise. I didn't want to leave. Social Anxiety is a form of an anxiety disorder. I have more of a generalized anxiety, my main triggers are driving (I didn't get my license until I was 20 because of it), and people thinking I'm stupid. This makes it very difficult for me to take criticism. I'm ok during it, but after I go home I dwell, and dwell, and DWELL. I constantly go over the day's events in my head thinking of all the ways I made myself look dumb. It's great you were able to overcome your fears. surprised
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