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from ilovemy240z :
Hey I started writing again... http://zeemydust.diaryland.com/060923_22.html
from amoreno :
but if we can't write about our realtionships out here in this vast internet-world, what ARE we supposed to write about? it's weird. i have 2 online journals... one where no one knows me, and one where even my brother and sister are subscribed to. yes, i guess i lead two different lives. and maybe that's why i don't use last names... now this is my third one where i'm also gonna try to remain as anonymous as possible. as for advice.... what can i say? sh*t happens.
from danddteacher :
"I thought I was special. I was wrong." I hate that feeling. *sighs* So sorry...
from intheory27 :
Oh, hon, I didn't need a response, even. I was just offering support in the ways that I can.
from kbc :
I'm so sorry. Break-ups are the most gut-wrenching things to go through. Stay strong. one day, eventually, the hurt will go.
from intheory27 :
You're going to be fine, doll. Not, y'know, for a little while yet, but I promise you will. And besides, we're all here in the meantime.
from danddteacher :
I'm sorry I overreacted. There are other factors influencing my emotional state the moment. And I'm thinking that now that you know that I don't like to argue it'll be different.
from danddteacher :
Trust me, your death would hurt her and everyone else.
from danddteacher :
Mac only reversed the letters "S" and "P", which is still quite common at this age. Cut him some slack.
from intheory27 :
Thanks, doll. :) The stupidity will weaken as the days progress, I'm sure, but it's not even the rejection that bothers me so much as the way I was and am simply ignored. Common courtesy would demand otherwise, but then, if he'd have been sweet about it, I'd probably feel worse. Thanks, though, you're sweet. :)
from danddteacher :
THAT made you cheer up? All it did was give me a headache! *L* It's official, I'm old! Thank you so much for bringing that AND the fact that the past year of my life has been crappy to my attention. I feel oh so much better. (Please, note the sarcasm.)
from danddteacher :
My neighbors set off fireworks in the cul-de-sac from midnight to 1 am and nobody when outside and chewed them out for it. *L*
from good-lace :
What happy news from you. I had to stop and thank God for your happiness. Hugs. I've missed you much.
from kbc :
Oh the joy of being in a relationship. Especially in those early stages where you're still learning about the other person. I'd suggest giving it some time before you decide to call it quits. The good news is that she isn't ditching you to hang out with the football team or her "just friends" male co-worker. Maybe she is feeling unsure about the relationship too and is scared of going too fast? If it keeps up, sit down and have a talk with her. Not an accusatory talk, just a chat to make sure you're both on the same page. Good luck with everything!
from lovelylibra :
i know exactly how you feel. ah, love... when the world is beautiful, it's really beautiful isn't it? congrats and best of luck for making it work!
from ilovemy240z :
Well, you went with your gut and it worked out great. ;) You need to post some pics of the two of yous. *huggles* Love ya, toots
from danddteacher :
*S* I'm happy for you...
from ilovemy240z :
Oh my gosh, that is too cool! *huge hugs* I am so happy for you, Sammy. ;)
from danddteacher :
Yay for you! God IS awesome, isn't He?
from danddteacher :
There better be more coming! *L* You can't just leave us hanging like that!
from katy-bug :
In response to Jessica: Only time will tell if her past is truly behind her and if you enjoy being around her as much as it seems, give her that time. Take care. (BTW, I found my way here through SpaceMuppet, what a swell guy)
from ilovemy240z :
Kiss her by your third date/not-date or you will be branded "friend", I promise. That said, good luck m'dear~
from intheory27 :
Hey thanks, doll.
from intheory27 :
Haha! That's not what I was saying at all. What I *was* saying, however, was that if she is hanging all over you and calling you her boyfriend, then not banking in on it, that *she's* crazy. :) Trust me, I've developed a bit of an intense crush on a huge flirt myself. I'm already scared to see where it (doesn't) lead. =/
from intheory27 :
It doesn't sound like you enjoyed talking to her nearly as much as it would initially seem. You'll find a cuter girl with more of a human personality, kid. We're floating around out here too.
from ilovemy240z :
New diary at: shadowmoon-
from intheory27 :
It definitely is. The song makes me smile and laugh hysterically all at once. A classic.
from breakthedark :
Popping in to say hello, its been a while since I spied on you :) Hope you are well.
from janene :
That is harsh. I'm really sorry about how it all turned out. :(
from guitar-girl2 :
Good job. I think she sounds like a nightmare. The last thing you need in a significant other is someone who is wishy washy, let alone someone who lies to you and is <i>supposed</i> to be your friend.
from kbc :
Good for you! She doesn't deserve your affections and you've been more than patient with her. Who needs people like that in their life? once a liar, always a liar and it's best to avoid such people. I hope you heal quickly from this betrayal. Kara
from danddteacher :
Good for you! You've needed to blow her off for a long time now. I totally feel like I'm talking to a girl here, but if she couldn't see that you were a good thing the first time around, why try to force it? You'd always end up wondering if she was truly into you. So she's dating Jonathan now. It's her loss. Sounds like they deserve each other. They're both pretty sly and deceitful. It's time for you to move onto greener pastures... or at least less stressful ones!
from danddteacher :
Yes, that's it - it's because my name is Rachel and we all know all Rachel's are evil. Add to that the fact that we all wake up every morning and think, "what can I do to make Sam's life miserable?" and you're doomed, buddy.
from intheory27 :
Jimmy Eat World is in a basically constant stream into my ears, the influence is undeniable. :) And I agree, too.
from danddteacher :
I hear what you're saying, but it's sometimes difficult to find praise choruses that have any meaning... that are God-centered and not man-centered... simply meaning, that are about worshiping God and not get my emotions all stirred up. You're right, worship is not something to be entered into lightly (or while thinking about a girl, class, etc), but repetitive praise choruses allow my mind to wander. The words to hymns aren't bothersome by any means. Here: http://www.ruf.org/sounds/worship1_a.htm
from kbc :
beautiful
from ilovemy240z :
*hugs* What I've been telling you for years! Hehe. Any girl would be stupid for not wanting you. If you ever move to the west coast, I'm taking you for myself. Love ya!
from danddteacher :
Hey, it's not easy being the girl, either. So many times I wish I could act - and then impatiently, I do - and wind up finding out he resented that I pursued him. So now I'm struggling through this "letting him be the man" thing whenever I think I might like someone... and it's just not fun! *L*
from kbc :
Adding to our likes or dislikes is adding an additional layer to who we are. The reasons may not be sound but if you learn to genuinely enjoy brussel sprouts (blegh) than you have gained something. To do so simply for the sake of "being cool" is a poor motivation but I do think we can actively decide to change elements of our lives.
from for-the-boys :
Hey. I just stumbled over your journal and liked the entry about liking "bad" music and food, etc. Then I went back one and I was completely sucked in to the story of Franny. It was so cool like a little one page soap opera. But I especially liked the ending about splitting the Lunchables! Funny!!! Anyway, just wanted to say hi. Cheers~mm
from danddteacher :
You're alive! *L* I haven't talked to you in a while - hope you're doing well...
from danddteacher :
Yeah, it definitely sounds very 8th grade. I think at one point I may have even gotten lost in all of the "he saids" and "she saids". That plus the whole hair dying thing screams, "DON'T DO IT!" Of course, you'd already come to that conclusion on your own - I'm just supporting it. *S*
from intheory27 :
Genius. I love the album and that cosmic craziness.
from kbc :
Of course! I used to have that song memorized too. Thanks.
from kbc :
Good on you for sticking to principles! But there's a line in your latest entry that is driving my crazy: "There's always a feeling of hurt and rejection when someone says they prefer the company of others to your exclusive company." Is that from a movie or a song? It sounds so familiar and you put it in quotes so it must be from somewhere. Please, help me out here! Cheers and take care. K
from good-lace :
That just floors me. Where's the Christian spirit? And, when did being Christian come to mean strictly that you had to be anti-choice, anti-science, and pro guns and death penalty? What ever happened to "what you do for the least among you, you do for me?" What happened to the Christian spirit? They are coming across so harsh.
from janene :
I like you!
from good-lace :
Confidence in ones self always trumps everything else in the relationship department. I'm sure you can guess that I don't mean superficial arrogance, which is a total turn-off, but rather, the sense of knowing yourself and being somewhat satisfied with who you are. That's what radiates and makes one person attractive to another. But, you know that. And, of course, making others feel that you think they are important is a very big turn on.
from danddteacher :
I know, I know. The other one I get asked all the time is if it's a reference to my breast size. Sheesh! What's funny is, at school if you say, "D&D" people automatically think Dance and Drama. I even had a 1st grader the other day say, "Hey! Ms. Dancin!" Huh? "Ms. Dancin! Isn't that your first name? And your last name is Drama!" *shakes head*
from danddteacher :
My parents decided about 2 years ago to get rid of their real phone and just use their cell phones. They said it just didn't make sense for them to have a regular phone line anymore, which might be true, if it weren't for the fact that their cell phones have been cut off several times because they didn't pay the bill.
from danddteacher :
hey... meant to leave a note when I added you so you wouldn't freak out and go, "who is this chick?!?!" but obviously never got around to it... found you when I was searching NC people and enjoyed what I read... thanks for your notes...
from liorah :
hello there, i was just wadeing through the excess here on diary land i came across yours, i was read your bio which i need to put together myself but i was just dropping a note because i liked yourstyle.. so drop me a note sometime :)
from intheory27 :
No need to voluntarily suspend your degree. :) Jim Morrison isn't African-American or a woman, but he'll work in the situation just as well. :)
from soul-glimpse :
you've figured me out! nothing sounds better than driving so far to a job that all the money i make will be used paying for gas! that is weird though. at the new restuarant i'm working at, it's the standard all black uniform though. oh how creative.
from ilovemy240z :
Sammy!!! You did NOT. Wow. I'm shocked. I mean, WHEN was the lasst time you had short hair? Like, eight years ago?
from janene :
Nice 'do! I like. Hope you're happy with it, nothing worse than a bad case of hair-cut-regret.
from krugerpak007 :
Nice! I personally think the "after" is very cute. Kathy
from soul-glimpse :
nice! there was a guy at chili's who had hair down to his waist! it was crazy. anyway, thanks for the note about the job... thankfully i found another one today. have a good weekend.
from krugerpak007 :
I read in one of your entries about this OLD thirty year old-ummm, I am turning thirty very soon and I still feel sixteen if that makes any difference to you? Anyway, I came across your diary and it's really nice. You put a smile on my face, it was as if I had come "home". Am I making any sense? After my crazy life and the insane things I do lately, your diary just felt so "right". I'm not making any sense so I will leave it at that. Take care! Kathy
from good-lace :
Thanks for the kind words. You know they do make a difference. I just feel over loaded with all the emotions going haywire at the same time. I'm truly sorry your loved ones are going through their own personal little hells, too. About your friends' relationships going bad, I think about that all the time. It's the ol' damned if you do, and damned if you don't.
from parkerlewis :
Boy, where you been? I know I didn't update for over a month, but dude, it's been over three weeks for you. Get back here and entertain me.
from good-lace :
I guess I was about 25 when I realized I couldn't dance the night away, run home and take a shower, then put in 8 hrs. at the office. I guess I just assumed I was the lil engine that could until reality caught up with me.
from soul-glimpse :
while i don't comment while people are gone, i am quick to welcome back. i just naturally assume you're never coming back so it's a pleasant surprise when you do. i'm glad your spring break turned out better than expected.
from gurple7 :
hey there buddy...have you realized the time lapse since your last entry? well i believe it was the 16th...and today is the 28th...that's almost 2 weeks and usually uncommon for you. i like reading your stuff so if you quit posting i'm driving over there and poking a stick in your eye. ok so have a great day :) andrea
from good-lace :
Maybe the military vote was not counted, but also the votes from Jewish American citizens living in Israel were not counted either. Jewish people tend to vote Democratic, which were not counted. And, the military, which is majority young, poor, minority males, who also tend to vote Democratic, was not counted. All the Supreme Court had to do was let the official count be carried out to the end. They chose not to do that and will carry the black eye forever. That count was a 1,000 times more important than any "man" who ultimately won the office.
from kbc :
I spent most of my first year at university keeping myself busy doing a lot of nothing. It was the result of being single and have two very NOT single roomates. Blah. By the way, thanks for adding me! K
from intheory27 :
Thanks for adding me, yo.
from good-lace :
Hey Sam. Pandionna is not the rude woman. (I think you figured that out by now.) She's smart and polite, just like you. I've never seen her stoop to the gutter level, but she will give you a political run for your money :-)
from pandionna :
Thanks. I was wondering what happened. I rather like your diary, actually.
from pandionna :
Civil? I don't remember crossing paths, swords, or words with you, but that may be a trick of the layout change. I tend to remember layouts more than names unless someone is on my buddy list. But I've looked down through your notes and saw a reference to Disco, from his guest entry on someone's diary a long time ago, it appears. Nothing I recall being angry about. Hmph.
from pandionna :
Hello! Saw your comments at good-lace's, and thought I'd come over. Please don't mind me while I poke around. I should tell you up front that I'm definitely a Bush-whacker, but I'll also say that he is the first president to inspire that kind of anger in me. I've disagreed with every president before on SOMEthing or other--didn't vote for Clinton either time and used to be a Republican--but I have also always been able to find some policies to agree with as well. With Bush, that just hasn't happened. I find him to be that extreme. The country is polarized as it has never been before, as well, so I'm probably not alone. I've come across very few people who are lukewarm on the guy--it's either love or hate. Anyway, I ramble. Looking forward to raising your hit count. ;-)
from good-lace :
I can't speak for anyone else, but my own passion in despising Bush is because his party actually stole the election from the jump. That is indisputible at this point. No matter who I vote for, I always expect to be able to support the person in office. This administration has not allowed that. In fact, for the first time in history, people are labeled unpatriotic for disagreeing with the executive office. For that, I'm very angry. No one has the right to destroy the American way of politics.
from good-lace :
Only one observation, if everyone felt like you about voting, the democratic system would come to a halt. Can you think of a better replacement?
from soul-glimpse :
i would be too! i keep getting all enthralled with writers who didn't finish college because i want to drop out and just write... don't have that much faith in my ability though. any recommendations for further books to read?
from soul-glimpse :
isn't that book excellent? i read it during my semester off if i recall correctly and loved every second. it's definitely a classic. anyway, this is my new journal "home." hit me up! -alyssa
from halfdevoured :
Great new layout, Sam! And yes, I am still updating. I have not one, not two, but three entries in my private folder that I'm tweaking that will be unlocked in the next day or two. It's a fair bit more personal than usual, so I want to be sure that I say everything I need to without disrespecting the privacy of others involved. Glad to know you're feel better about the Franny situation. Someone will come along before you know it. When she does come along, if this girl has a sister, send her my way.
from parkerlewis :
I don't think what you said was racist at all. Just because you're not particularly attracted to a certain group of people doesn't make you intolerant or anything. I agree with what Lace had to say: you really do notice things when you don't look at them with a familiar mindset.
from good-lace :
I don't think it's racial to not notice people of another race. Everyone is more comfortable with people who look like themselves. When we look outside our own circles is when we find very interesting people.
from halfdevoured :
P.S. My goal is to update at least 3 times each week, which I think is a decent amount. I'm sure that once I get back into the swing of things, the updates will be more frequent than that. However, if I don't stick to my goal, you have my permission to track me down and slap me around until I'm struck retarded.
from ilovemy240z :
I've locked up. User is kelly password is jean.
from halfdevoured :
"...those are the only diaries on my list that update regularly anymore. And rest assured, I hate the rest of you for it." Okay, okay! First, the description next to my name in your buddy list has said that you're mad at me for quite some time, but now you hate me. So, in order to restore your faith in me (and my faith in myself), I'm going to start updating. And this time, I mean it. (That makes me sound like an alcoholic that's sworn off booze for about a day and a half, doesn't it?) But you're not my only chastiser; I've been receiving verbal lashings in my email for a while now. To let you and the others know that you've been heard, the updates are coming. Once I get a good flow going, you won't be able to get mad at me for not updating anymore. Instead, you can get mad at me because my updates suck. I liked your diary plugs, by the way. Those really are great diaries. And yours is great, too.
from bitsofmylife :
"plenty of diaryland people"
from bitsofmylife :
lies, i tell you, lies!! your poetry rocks my world. and i am not just saying this. there are plenty of diaryland i lie to out of obligation. you're not one. anyway, i also wanted to say i really appreciate what you said about me. i feel like sending a link to my mom and everyone i know and being like "look! i can write, i tell you! someone else thinks so!" i can't tell you how good your entry made me feel. i hope you're doing well. and thanks again.
from madatmydesk :
This is your fault, you know. I was reading about how much you despise Good Charlotte in yur diary, then I was suddenly hearing them everywhere. If they send me over the edge, you're taking the pictures.
from halfdevoured :
I always skip the beginning of your entries and just read the parts where you tell me what you just said. ;)
from halfdevoured :
Thanks for the comment that you left in my diary entry. I'm really happy to be in school now; too many friends of mine are extremely talented, but don't seem to realize that going to college is an excellent way to hone those talents and discover more about themselves then they will in any other setting. (I hope that doesn't sound too idealistic; I know there are exceptions, but I feel this is true for most people.) My best friend is hating his life because he's squandering his talents, which is what I was doing. I've wasted a lot of time being stagnant and I'm having a hard time getting into that creative groove I used to be in, but I know that I'm in the right place now and that I'll find my niche again. Hmmm. This note is unnecessarily long. I think I just wanted to use the word "niche". And to say thanks, of course.
from bitsofmylife :
i'm such a loser; i meant i appreciated your letting me know you would listen. i might utilize that. i didn't mean to say "take your own advice" which would be pointless seeing as how... who really wants to talk to himself? agh. too early.
from bitsofmylife :
hey cheer up. or at least take all of the advice you left in my note (much appreciated by the way). i wouldn't worry about the mfa thing; i think they're only referring to getting an mfa from shitty places (REALLY shitty like... winston-salem state university, which isn't really a university at all). with ecu, you'd be fine (or i would think so anyway). we need some more creative writing professors: the program at unc is so limited! good luck.
from guitar-girl2 :
You freak me out too. I can't believe I ever had a conversation with you! You could be some freak perve for all I know...haha. That was a great entry...funny thing is, the same girl has me on her favorites list, so it's quite the possibility she added you to her list after finding you on mine, and just was freaked out that a perfect stranger IMed her.
from janene :
Man, you are really freaking me out. I'm sorry we can't be buddies anymore. And don't even think about sending me an IM. Really, it's not me, it's you. ;)
from cruelserena :
I'm gonna add you to my diary just for the sheer fact that you're entry made me laugh so much! Sadly though I doubt my diary entries will do the same, but it it's any consolation, I think that you are a nifty writer and I like that you can so perfectly write what you are thinking which is hard to do sometimes... Well it's funny stuff, and I am adding you but, don't be weirded out if I do, LAYTAHS
from isaiah6v8 :
yes, you freaked me out. sorry. plus, i didn't add you to my list, my friend did. i haven't read your journal until tonight & i believe it was a random thing that my friend sara did. sorry for the misunderstanding.
from madatmydesk :
"The cross-eyed bear that you gave to me." Man, I'm glad that I checked my notes before going to bed. I have never laughed so hard in my entire life. And personally, I think the lyrics you thought you were hearing are way cooler than the actually lyrics. (I'll never think of that song the same way again.)
from madatmydesk :
You know that old Rolling Stones song, "Beast of Burden? My friend Lisa used to sing "I don't want to be your pizza burnin'". She really believed that was what they were saying until I set her straight.
from psychosurfer :
HAPPY NEW YEARS!!!...yea lol -lex
from janene :
I detest Good Charlotte with the burning passion of one thousand firey suns. They score points for sending a good message, too bad they can't deliver it in a respectable package.
from halfdevoured :
Couldn't agree more about Good Charlotte.
from isaiah6v8 :
hi, i read some of your entries and thought you were quite intriguing so i added you to my favorites. great stuff.
from janene :
You're SO goth.
from kbc :
I get to feeling the exact same way at times. I'm all angsty and upset but have nowhere to point my finger, nothing specific to blame. And sometimes that just adds to the frustration. But then I go to bed and things always seem to look better in the light of a new day. I hope you feel happier soon. K
from bitsofmylife :
i hope things get better for you; at least school is over right? you're one of the nicest guys i've encountered (online or otherwise) and things just can't stay bad for you. i won't allow it. congratulations on your grades and finishing the semester: that alone is reason to smile. so it pot, but i won't recount the merits of that here. :)
from bitsofmylife :
yeah i think i did go a little far: i was loosely using "level." i just meant that i feel it is, technically, a better school. and yes, a lot of it depends on the major. i would never dare argue that the computer science or engineering programs are as good as the ones at ncsu, because they're not. fortunately, my major is english so my classes don't get past 30 people and usually not past 20. the prerequisites (BIO ELEVEN, I HATE YOU) are another story completely: 3-400 people. it's crazy. i really wasn't trying to be insulting but i just had one too many people tell me they're in "college too." NO YOU'RE FUCKING NOT! okay deep breath. clearly i still haven't gotten over it :) but yeah, sorry for taking that a little far.
from guitar-girl2 :
Hey -- If it makes you happy, I remember when Wonderwall first came out. I also remember 'Self-Esteem', because it was an Offspring song before they went all surfer punk. And 'Basketcase'...yeeess. I really and vividly remember when that first came out. That was followed by a long Green Day obsession for me. I have an older cousin your age, so maybe that is why. You and her would really get along, musically speaking. So there! I am younger than the musical illiterate college chicks you are talking to and even I know this stuff!!! But 'Wonderwall'?? Who hasn't heard that song?
from hatesecms :
Hey, I found ur diary and I like reading it.
from halfdevoured :
I feel your pain with the burgers. There are several condiments and other toppings I deem "of the devil", so I always request that they be kept far away from my food, yet more often than not, no one takes my request seriously. Once, after spending an hour or so scraping together enough money for Burger King sustenance with my friend Martin (we checked beneath sofa cushions and under car seats) on a rainy day, my joy at finally receiving my Whopper was killed by the presence of pickles and mayo. We were inside Martin's car in the Burger King parking lot, so I opened my door and proceeded to scrape the evil away from my burger. Just as I was getting the last bit of mayo of my burger, the patty slipped and fell into a puddle. I was burgerless. And Martin, laughing hysterically, was a true friend and refused to split his Whopper with me. He ate the whole thing right in front of me. It was one of the few times I actually considered taking another human life. True story.
from halfdevoured :
The quote "I love the smell of napalm in the morning" was in Apocalypse Now, which I finally watched recently. I don't remember that quote being in Full Metal Jacket, but I haven't seen that one in a really long time. Maybe Stanley was giving Francis a wink with that one. I'll have to watch those again. I might get around to watching Platoon, too, so that no one will have to force me to watch it like they did with the films mentioned earlier in this note that as of yet serves no purpose. However, unlike Black Hawk Down, which made me want to vomit, I enjoyed those movies. Black Hawk Down made Robocop look like Bambi. Anyway, I just wanted to write about that thing you mentioned about buying boxers because you didn't want to do laundry. I've done that. Feel free to be ashamed of me.
from ambs69 :
I found your diary somehow and I like it. = ) That's crazy that you haven't slept in 32 hours! Get some sleep man!
from seleneslight :
Bob, you like rule! Actually, I'm typing this to you cuz I love Smashing Pumpkins! (Tonight Tonight baby!) And Monty Python. Have you seen the flying circus skits? I own them all! lol but I think your name is cool too, it's an inside joke but whatever.
from xxx2003 :
MUAHAHAHAHA!!!!!
from xxx2003 :
Because Christianity has the endlessly appalling gall to consider itself the One True Way and anyone who thinks differently is going to hell and the religion makes a point of evangelizing and trying to convert, and attempts to change the laws of the nation to fit its narrow doctrines of behavior and sex and marriage and belief, and how dangerous and easy to hand your power over to some vague deity, blind faith just way too easy and wimpy in how it absolves you from taking personal responsibility and while there are plenty of Good Upstanding Christians who don't wish to shove their beliefs down anyone's throat, far too many do, and far too many misunderstand its true pagan history anyway, and restricting yourself to one generally misogynistic patriarchal religious belief is akin to restricting yourself to one type of car or one sub-genre of music or one boring sexual position or one brand of scratchy underwear for the rest of your life.
from bitsofmylife :
while it takes me forever, i do reply to notes! i just wanted to mention i really like your new (was new a while ago anyway) layout. while my current "god dissociation disorder" (aka unsure religiously) hinders me from really probing into more christian music, i have liked jars of clay's first cd since back in the day. classic stuff. // and i totally agree about limbaugh.
from good-lace :
Maybe if your boy, Rush, hadn't been taking all those pills he wouldn't have committed that faux pas. He's a narrow-minded, bigoted ass no matter which way you cut it.
from halfdevoured :
I know how you feel about little things. Little things excite me, too. Unless they happen to be raisens.
from ncrebel21 :
Another "Robesonian" on Diaryland?? *wowzers* Just wanted to say I enjoy reading your diary. :-)
from magpiejanie :
hahaha I love the comment in your profile about my dear ole diary. It's a wonder I haven't read that before then. Maybe I have and just forgot. Anyhow, I hope things are splendid with you, and I'll talk to you at some point when I'm not on the way to do something else.
from ilovemy240z :
*pounciesqueezyhuggles* Remember those? :) I think you're gold, babe. Don't worry so much. If you don't find anyone better, you could always marry ME! Ha. Now that I got you to laugh, feel better? *cheeky grin* I really miss talking to you sweety.
from kungfukitten :
Birthdays do the same thing to me. I get introspective and a little depressed. As far as excercise goes I recommend kung fu (of course) :) I'm sure things will pick up once school starts back up. The drooling prospects will also pick up as well. I promise.
from good-lace :
I swear, I want to ping myself in the head with a rubber mallet. Yesterday was my sister's b/d and my ex-husband's. Every freakin' year I say I will remember yours because of that, and then I spend the day worrying about whose birthday I forgot. I know I'm late (for the 5th year or something), but I truly hope you had a very special day. Hugs from afar.
from good-lace :
I don't get the tattoo thing either. As for ripped up clothes with safty pins - can I get a yuck? From what I remember the professors telling me, an education is supposed to be about expanding your mind, and your way of thinking. Only subjects like the maths and sciences are supposed to be specific facts.
from guitar-girl2 :
Hey, neat idea. Can you "interview" me?
from halfdevoured :
I'm sorry, Bob! Please don't be mad at me! I will be updating a lot more once I've finished moving. I'm going to try to update a couple times per week for now, and catch up on reading all of my favorite diaries (like yours). Once I'm in my new place, I'll probably update so much that you'll find it sickening.
from dani-lou :
Interesting game? Is it just a way to learn more about others? Best wishes, Dani.
from sooner :
Oh, Sam. I dress sloppy too. I wouldn't really say that my emotions are so closely related to staight men. It's really more an empathy. I think living in filth has got to sort of bring a guy down. You know, make him at least a little sad. As for metrosexuals, come on now, Sam! You know everybody's has a bit of the metrosexual buried down deep. Just the tiniest bit.
from kungfukitten :
I loved your answers. I never really thought about eternity being scary but now you've got me freaked out too. :)
from good-lace :
I think everyone questions their looks, or lack thereof, on many occasions. It's not a bad thing to have a high opinion of yourself.
from sooner :
Oh, Sam. You have made me very happy. I guess they go out in search of the worst of the worst.
from kungfukitten :
Here's your interview & rules: Here's are the rules you need to include in your diary: 1 -- Leave a comment if you want to be interviewed. 2 -- I will respond; I'll ask you five questions. 3 -- You'll update your diary with my five questions, and your five answers. 4 -- You'll include this explanation. 5 -- You'll ask other people five questions when they want to be interviewed. Here are my five questions to you: 1) If you could live inside a book which book would you choose and why? 2) If your life had a sountrack what song would it be? 3) If you could punch someone in the face without suffering any repercusions, who would you punch? (C'mon you know you want to!) 4) If you could have free plastic surgery what part(s) of your body would you have changed? Why? 5) What scares you the most?
from ilovemy240z :
I like you just the way you are, dammit! Even your cute voice, which I have not heard in wayyyyy too long. Gimme your number so I can call you. It's free for me. And I'm a girl. *checking again to make sure* You said you wanted a girl to talk to, well here I is.
from good-lace :
That really sucks. I know it's only material, but it's still important for your mobility. I'm happy none of you were hurt.
from celestine :
Awww..that really sucks about your new car. I'm so sorry, Sam. I'm glad you (or anybody else) weren't hurt, and I know it's just a car...but still. I really hope that's the end of your bad luck and that good things start happening for you soon. {{{hugs}}}
from downforever :
you leave me notes more often than others so I figured I should at least come read your diary/journal (mine is a journal). Sorry to hear about your car, and I really don't have any encouraging words at the moment so I won't try and feed you some bs, but a good thing is that I didn't mind reading your writing, so I guess I'll be back. Maybe I'll have something better to say next time. Keep writing... <i>(...to be continued...)</i>
from good-lace :
OMG You cracked me up something fierce. Now I'm going to use the anal probe thing until I wear it out *still smiling*
from good-lace :
About purchasing CDs, you're one smart dude. I agree with your observations 100%. Another aspect you didn't cover, they actually cater to teenagers, who usually don't have their own money, then keep raising the price of the CDs, or putting out double CDs for a band that has one hit song, just so they can charge almost $30.00. The law firm I work for is representing an up and coming band, and I was shocked to learn that the music distribution company won't allow the band to advertise their own music without company permission. Also, the band has to purchase their own CDs to have copies available for sale at their concerts. The price is discounted, but still that doesn't make any sense. The band has to pay to help sell their CDs? Dumb.
from myhorizons :
Awwwww thanks.
from downforever :
heh, if you think girls suck then you should hit up a song called "My Therapy" by the band "Mark Needs a Chick"
from myhorizons :
My life does suck doesn't it?
from strummer- :
What you need to do is get a satellite hook-up and tune into MUCH MUSIC. Here in Canada, we don’t take our celebrities seriously and we actually play videos. Still, I’m a firm believer in throwing the television out the window. I think everyone’s becoming nauseous at Hollywood’s obsession with glorifying drug addicts and kiddie fiddlers. It’s only a matter of time before it all falls into the sea. Fingers crossed.
from parkerlewis :
Yep, dude. The apocalypse is truly upon us. I turn on the TV and want to run screaming into the woods. I'm pretty sure that when the first Jerry Springer signal hits the closest star with life on it, they'll translate it, and point their biggest fucking death ray right at this planet. Let's hope they hit Hollywood first.
from good-lace :
I've never been able to get into William Faulkner either. Let me know if you find one to hold your attention. About MTV and VH1, they really tick me off too. What ever happened to just the freakin' music?
from good-lace :
I think the word cute is totally acceptable, and is a compliment without hidden meanings.
from bitsofmylife :
being called cute is not necessarily a bad thing and you're right, it avoids the lustful tone that "hot" implies. but it also implies those warm and fuzzy feelings you have towards a family pet. but i'm not complaining. any comment not including "disgusting" or "kind of like a frog" makes my day. by the way, i love the quotation at the end of your diary today about capital punishment. i'm studying english and history right now to probably be a teacher... are you indicating it's NOT a fun profession? :)
from ilovemy240z :
I've always said that I'd rather be called "cute" than hot. Cute implies a compliment towards my looks AND personality, whereas being called hot makes me feel like an object, aka, with no personality. ;) Props to you for understanding!!! xoxo
from magpiejanie :
I'm *really* glad some other Christian out there besides me likes dark music.
from myhorizons :
Thank you for the spelling!
from celestine :
You were the tire on your bike?? I'm not sure how that works but it sounds painful. ;-) And they're showing Real World Las Vegas here right now. I don't know why you found it torturous to watch...I love it.
from good-lace :
I often wonder what's next? Maybe they'll start over with covers of Bach and Beethovan:-)
from good-lace :
It's called being human, my friend.
from celestine :
Nah, I wasn't upset at all. I was only playing with you. Besides, if anybody has an insight into my neuroses and insecurity..it's probably you. Oh, and I WOULD ask Nate about the baby thing if we were still together, but we're not...and I'm not gonna touch the mail comment. :-þ And I AM on ICQ, have been for hours...where are you??
from bitsofmylife :
hey there, i agree. saying we'll see if i turn out to fit the stuck-up unc stereotype does make it more interesting but i'm here for a different reason. i just finished reading this book called "the da vinci code" and was absolutely fascinated by it as a) a history buff and b) a dedicated mystery lover. anyway it left me with a lot of questions raised and i am trying to find a christian to read it and discuss it with me. it's by no means top-notch writing in the sense of salinger, hemingway, et cetera but it is an intricate and alluring story: one i had a hard time putting down. would you be interested in reading and discussing? let me know.
from celestine :
Neurotic Queen, huh? Yes, I read magpiejanie's guestbook. :-þ It's okay, though...you redeemed yourself by including me in your list of friends. I feel special being there with all the *real* people. Oh, and Troy's baby is absolutely adorable. Where can I get me one of those?
from parkerlewis :
Hey, read your 6/15 entry and I had a comment: Hope you don't think I'm one of those people who views any one who says anything remotely Christian as one who foists their beliefs on others. I attack the religious right because I view their actions as the antithesis of morality and Christianity- and you know I consider myself a Christian, but I believe God means many things to many people and individual relationships with God shouldn't be influenced by anyone other than who you allow to. Let's face it- Jerry Falwell's done more to undermine his own cause than any "pagan, abortionist, or homosexual" could have ever done. But yeah, otherwise, keep on rockin' the free world.
from good-lace :
I think "getting old" means different things to different people. For instance, my next door neighbors appear to be in their early 50's and act and dress like they're 80. My brother in law is 65 and he can jump, jive and boogie with the best of them. My boss is 85 and still plays tennis twice a week and goes to aerobics 3 mornings a week, with no pains and no illnesses, and is very clear minded. Age is just number that plays out differently for everyone. I want to die before I get old too, but I don't know where that number is, yet.
from desertwitch :
Well howdy again, Mr. Non-Christian-Non-Jesus-Mentioning Sambob! Sorry if I don't have the time to read every guestbook entry, diary entry, tract-posting, etcetera, you have ever smacked on the World Wide Web, but this girl does have a life, and TRUST me, having been in a debate team AND having grown up in a majorly Bible-pounding locale, I feel quite confident in my Christy-Fundy gauging ability. Well, would just LOVE to spend the next gazillion minutes playing ring-around-the-platitudes, but The Sinning Party has a drag show/lounge act to catch!
from good-lace :
Man, Sam did you find another person to fight the abortion issue with? Shoot, I might just get jealous :-) Oh, and about the Bushies helping the bin Ladin's get out of this country, it's absolutely true. In fact, they even stopped off in Boston to pick up a couple of bin Ladin kids that are students at Harvard. They claimed it was to "keep them safe." The Shrubs have a very long history of doing business with the bin Ladin family. That's no secret. The only secret is to what extent.
from desertwitch :
Thanks for unbunching those panties then! And ABSTAIN is an interesting word choice *winking back at ya*
from desertwitch :
Uh, hello? Nothing to do with controling another person's body. Talk about wrong statements, and as far as your argument regarding pain receptors, maybe then you should just quit living since by breathing and eating (this goes for vegans too) you are killing a LOT of other creatures with pain receptors. You also make that statement I hear over and again from anti-abortionists, which is claiming that they are not wanting to illegalize abortion -- roll your eyes here ;) But if that is not what they are lobbying and bomb-lobbing over, then what is it? A big sign that says "ABORTION BAD"? I don't think so. AND about Osama, that's not bullshit, that came from The Washington Post the first time I checked on it -- and that was a month after 9/11 when I DID find it impossible to believe that Bush would allow such a thing, let alone help the Bin Ladens scoot out of here while all other flights were grounded. And finally, it all boils down to a core issue, the availability of legal and safe abortion: If the government or any other entity besides the woman considering is "allowed" to tell her whether or not to, all other rights are moot -- because your body is the most basic physical unit of one's existence. You might as well push back women's status to before they had a vote, because that's exactly what they will be: second class citizen at best, property at worst.
from desertwitch :
...OR Sambob, whatever the name-case may be...
from desertwitch :
Thanks for trying to be civil, which is so rare among so-called pro-lifers. My response then is this: the reason I mentioned so-called partial birth abortion in the same breath as abortion is because it, too, is trying to criminalize a medical procedure which can determine the life, death, and/or future course of a woman's life. How would you like it if Pat Robertson turned around tomorrow and decided to fund a mass movement among his minions to criminalize masturbation among males -- you're killing potential life after all, what with all those spermatozoa you're killing off...you may find that offensive too, but I find it even more offensive and invasive of my individual and human rights when anyone else, be it man or woman, tries to regulate my body -- the intrinsic message in that is that all of you so-called good Christians have such a negative view of the ability of women to think for themselves that hordes of us will be using abortion as contraception just because it's legal. That is a pretty low view of half the people on earth. Oh, and about Osama -- maybe it's also easier to hide because Mr. Bush helped his family hide him -- flying his rich family out of Texas while he was using the nations's trauma to further his own ends. Maybe Bush Senior can also tell us if all that Saudi money he's been receiving for "consulting" had any effect on Osama being so gosh-darn hard to be found! Well, later Bob, and I do like that song you got going ;)
from good-lace :
I share your likes on so many things. I don't know if I ever told you, but you share your birthday with my ex-husband and my sister that died. I guess you can say that some of the best friends I ever had were born on August 19th.
from good-lace :
Oh man, tell Troy he did good. His baby girl is a little doll. Every little kid needs an Uncle Sam :-)
from magpiejanie :
I just happened to stumble across your site through Celestine's, and I just wanted to say that I like your style. (There's nothing like a little boredome to cultivate new Diaryland friendships.) You seem like a really genuine guy, and it's refreshing to know that there are still people out there with a sound faith and good heart. Have a good one!
from celestine :
I'm not sure how accurate your analysis of my dreams was...but it really made me laugh. Actually, I kinda wish it WAS accurate...because it sounds a lot more exciting than how I fear my future is REALLY going to turn out. I'm a little disappointed, though, that "Falling Angels 3: Paratrooper Vixens" isn't a hit. "Falling Angels 1: Is That A Rip Cord Or Are You Just Pleased To See Me?" and "Falling Angels 2: Holy Chute!" did so well in the video rental market. I guess that's what you get when you sacrifice character development and storyline for fancy special effects. Or maybe the whole "naked girls jump out of a plane" thing has just been done to death by then? Btw, your new layout is cool. And I miss you.
from pandionna :
About poking fun at Christina Aguilera, I was playing devil's advocate. I found it ironic that it's okay to make fun of thin people, but not fat. I also found it ironic that people who are overweight and unhappy about society's view of them rag on her, when she sings a song like "Beautiful," which is all about being comfortable with who you are, regardless of what society says. I'm not really a fan of hers, but the whole thing was such a double standard, I had to say something. Frankly, I don't think Disco owes anyone an apology for anything.
from breakthedark :
Yep...girdivided and I are one in the same :)
from good-lace :
Get a load of the guy between you and Andrea. He made me laugh my butt off, Samual :-)
from janene :
Whenever you see a cute girl driving a car with good bumperstickers, just gently rear-end her. That will get her attention.
from bitsofmylife :
i haven't read the book by kurt vonnegut that you mentioned but i did want to recommend his book "jailbird." i thought it was pretty fabulous and very thought-provoking. now that summer's here, maybe you can check it out. and btw, why i agree for the most part that carolina people are shoved up their own asses, i'm not. hopefully time will prove that statement true.
from myhorizons :
Great lay-out.
from ilovemy240z :
*hugs* I think long hair is sexy. You have a good heart, Sammy. Hold out for a good girl. I think what you're looking for is reasonable. The one thing I have to ask though... does she already have to be an established Christian? What I'm saying is, if you find a good girl with a good heart, you could be the one to show her... that's what Christians are supposed to do anyways. I'd love for a hot, sweet guy like you to drag me to church.
from good-lace :
Well, ok, then. Wallow in your depression. I guess it does feel good occasionally. And anyway you have a great new set up, so I'll let you be...for awhile.
from puffyc :
Hi, I randomly read parts of your diary and my heart really goes out to you about how sad you feel and how you said you'd give anything for a kiss, etc. It really made me feel sad. I'm sure you'll find what you're looking for and she'll exceed your every expectation. You seem like a nice guy and I don't think God lets the nice guys go without ladies too long. I don't know if you like cats, but if you do and don't have one maybe you can get one. When I feel sad my cat knows and he sits on me and kneads into my fat rolls. If you get a cat, I think the boy cats are nicer than the girl cats. Oh, look at me, I've rambled...sorry. Good luck!
from good-lace :
Please stop saying you'll die alone. You must know that you project your feelings about yourself to others. If you don't like yourself, how can you expect others to like you? Do yourself a favor and try to focus on your positive traits for awhile. Forget the externals, that's neither here nor there. Are you smart, a good conversationalist, kind, honest, caring, giving, dependable, loving, affectionate? Do you enjoy movies, music, walks in the park, sharing a meal? See? Those are the things that make an enjoyable and lovable life partner.
from good-lace :
Okay, let's get one thing straight, one feature will not turn off the opposite sex. Take me for instance, I adore long hair on men, but that didn't stop me from falling in love with a guy who would never grow his hair. It's all about attitude, sweets. Don't you see that? Fat, boney, tall, short, black, brown, white, buck-toothed, too old, too young, gimpy, should I continue? They all find love. It's all about the attitude, and being open and not judgmental, so that you can allow situations to develop. From knowing you all these years, and reading your diary from the beginning, I'd say your problem is that you have unattainable, or very limited tastes when it comes to women you are attracted to, too. *phew*
from guitar-girl2 :
Your dad's first cousin's daughter would make her your second cousin. I get sort of confused by all of that, but I have checked twice, and I am pretty sure it's the second cousin.
from pillow-wept :
thank you for your note in my guestbook!! x
from good-lace :
You made another Freudian slip: "I could just be one of them and have fun. That being SAD, it was still a tiring day." Hahaha
from pillow-wept :
ha, thats quite funny that you also did an entry with the mention of squirrelx!! thanks for the recommendations! i dont care for local h, but the mgb i dig!! x
from celestine :
Awwww...please don't tell on me. I'll give ya a cookie if you don't. ;-) Nah...I already told him myself, and you were right...he got over it. When I started thinking about it rationally, I didn't feel as bad as I did before. I'm not sure if that's a good thing or a bad thing.
from good-lace :
Man, I wanted to go see x-men 2 so bad this weekend, but it looks like we'll be too busy otherwise, and I can't wait for The Matrix Reloaded. Thanks for the review, and go drink another Dr. Pepper ;-0
from good-lace :
You are you. Dammit
from dekar :
guitar-girl2, I think you meant "THEN I can use LMAO." Really though, who pays attention to these things?
from guitar-girl2 :
haha...you used "WTF?" in an entry! neener neener neener. I'm telling on you! Haha...if you can use that, than I can use "LMAO".
from good-lace :
You chew communion? Oh my Gawd! Us little Catholic girls were taught that the Host (do you use that word for the communion wafer too?) should never touch our teeth, and that it should be allowed to melt in your mouth until you can swallow the whole.
from good-lace :
Comments from the peanut gallery? Bold your type face and it will be a whole lot easier to read. Hmm one other thing...I hate not having a visable scroll bar. Otherwise, it's always nice to redecorate your home. I'm thinking about going back to Andrew's basics.
from good-lace :
No, your entry didn't make me feel the need to defend Moore. It was hearing the generals defend him that struck me as so ironic. Notice I didn't comment on his timing, which I believe was off. It was simply the irony of him being defended by the military big-wigs.
from good-lace :
I used to call the greeks - freaks and geeks. I found them to be a bunch of rich, spoiled brats being drunk and stupid because they were out from under mom's apron strings, and the parents were unknowingly funding the debauchery. Pfffft a bunch of immature fools.
from guitar-girl2 :
Our school still has the little blue cards. But our library is full of "book-nazis". I know the librarians and yet they still charge me overdue fees. Psshhh!
from good-lace :
It's the same etiquette here. The guys pick the guys and the girl picks the girls, unless one of them is being led around by the nose and let's the other one bully them into picking their family...which may be the case lots of time because I've seen that happen lots of times.
from celestine :
I don't think you're a jerk for caring. I think that it's perfectly understandable. I'm not really up on wedding etiquette, but I'm pretty sure that here, the bride picks the female attendants and the groom picks the male attendants. That way, even if the bride has a brother or whatever, the groom's family or friends still take precedence in *his* choices. I think that's only fair.
from good-lace :
You wouldn't be human if it didn't bother you. I just had the thought that maybe you get over looked because you play it so cool. They are bounded by constraints of numbers, and it seems that you're the guy that "understands". Time to throw a hissy fit lol
from good-lace :
Now, this is a bit eerie: I heard some actor use bling just the other day (I can't remember which one), and it sounded so "normal", and not at all catchy. He said "man, I'm not into bling at all." And, I also thought that word must be so o-u-t when it becomes so "normal". Think about this one, the word "cool" was first used by the flower children in the 60's, and it's still in normal use today.
from celestine :
You know, that really bugs me too. The music thing, I mean.
from good-lace :
Just one question - if it's the simple matter of taking out a country that has weapons of mass destruction, then why don't we make war on all of the countries with weapons of mass destruction? i.e. India, Russia, Pakistan, China, North Korea, Israel? Don't you think it's about more than that, in Bush's mind? Did you know he honestly thinks he's some kind of Divine messenger? The dude is scary, to say the least. Also, the protesters here were almost all college professors, college students and religious representatives. Not exactly your "run of the mill" dummies. I love the protest sign that says "What if God blesses Iraq?" Now that's fodder for thought.
from good-lace :
Oh, man. As I was reading your entry, I just realized that none of your college courses were geared toward education. In Louisiana, you can't "just" go into a classroom and teach. It doesn't matter if you have a Ph.D., you still have to take specific education courses, then you have to have a certain amount of hours logged in a classroom with another teacher, then you get your own class. I didn't realize they were going to throw you in a classroom cold turkey. That's kind of cruel, actually. Isn't there another English teacher you could talk to?
from good-lace :
No job yet, but the company is in the mist of an audit, so it make take awhile for them to call him back one way or the other. The CPA guy told us he'll feel them out on Thursday. I'll make sure to let you know. Oh, about that melancholy, as I was reading it I thought it was "her" even before I got to your summation. "She" is just the natural progress of your life right now. We need to share our lives, good and bad.
from good-lace :
Good Gawd!!! How scary, and wonderful. Congratulations Sam. You are becoming one of those people I admire the most - a teacher. I'm so happy for you. Please keep us posted. Break a leg.
from good-lace :
Your entry made me think about how age defines people. I was thinking that I know a few teenagers who are really cool to talk to, but on the other hand, my brother-in-law (who was a lot older than my sister) is 65 yrs. old, and I've seen him, many times, hold whole audiences captivated by his intelligence, wit and charm. I guess it helps that he has an IQ of about 170, he jogs 50 miles a week, and could have been a stand-up comic, and smokes a lot of loco-weed. I guess my point is, there's no reason to be a boring old person...you can always be "who" you want to be, regardless of age.
from good-lace :
I'm so touched. All I ever wanted is to be understood ;-)
from good-lace :
Hmmm I'm one of the females that stumbled into the bathroom for a middle of the night run, and my butt fell in the icy bowl - more than once...grrr Seat and lid down - it looks nicer :-)
from janene :
I see your point about the toilet seat. Although for awhile, I lived in an apartment with all females, so when the wayward boyfriend or male guest came over and left the seat up, one of us would occasionally fall in. When I moved into a co-ed house, we compromised by agreeing that whenever anyone was done with the toilet, they'd put not only the seat down, but the cover too. So no matter who you were, you had to lift something. Besides, lets be honest. Sometimes guys get messy and dribble on the side of the bowl. If the seat's down, I don't have to see it and get all grossed out.
from good-lace :
I absolutely agree with you about the "super" diaries. I wasn't much impressed either. About Michael Jackson - you made me laugh, but, man, it's so freakin sad at the same time.
from always-crazy :
snl hasn't been the same since dana carvey left. and as soon as molly shannon left, it became absolutely horrid. will ferrell's gone and i just can't watch it anymore. ok, so i still watch it practically religiously but it's difficult because nothing is funny anymore. :( xo didi
from sugarbabylon :
thanks for joining the paul is dead ring ^-^ put the code up and i'll luff you forever ~
from intheory27 :
Welcome to the English majors' ring. :) It's lovely to have you.
from good-lace :
How could you EVER consider yourself "stupid" when you're in the process of doing something that you've never done before? Give yourself a break. Just take things step by step, and remember that you're learning a whole new life subject. Everyone goes through this learning process, unless they're some little princess/prince with daddy waiting on them with a job. Be nice....to yourself.
from good-lace :
I have so much respect for good teachers. I hope you get a chance to give it a try. You'll know soon enough if it's your calling. Best of luck. It is really trippy for me to think of you as a bona fide grown-up :-) {Hugs}
from guitar-girl2 :
Dude! You'd make a freakin' awesome teacher! Want to come to Florida and teach juniors at my scary school?
from starsnswirls :
hey, your diary rocks!! It is so awesome the passion you have for God!! Grow stronger, stay bright and always smile!! Your diary is great.. and so true, keep up writing!
from parkerlewis :
Congratulations on your college graduation! Go far and do well and post your resulting adventures in your diary!
from good-lace :
It's hard to believe THAT much time has passed, and you are officially a college graduate. Congratulations bud. I hope this is just the start of something big for you. Love Ya, Dee
from good-lace :
Geeze...can Sammy come out and play awhile, or do you insist on having all that fun by yourself? {{Hugs}} You need them :-)
from good-lace :
I think I read somewhere that Dr. Death don't accept money for what he does, only the plane ticket. I do agree with you about him. Hope your injuries heal. Tylenol, warm baths and rest seem to be the only help. Take it from the one who keeps busting her own butt lol
from ilovemy240z :
BTW.. in reference to Janene's comment about you moving to Santa Cruz.... DO IT!!! That's only 45 minutes away from me, luv. And to Janene... I've been telling Sam to move his ass here for about 4 years now... !!
from ilovemy240z :
New layout kicks ass, babes! How the heck are you, anyways???? Love, Kel
from guitar-girl2 :
Just thought I would stop by and say hey. The pictures on your site are so cool!
from good-lace :
I really like your new set-up, it kicks butt. Oh, by the way, what are you going to "be" when you grow up in December? I still haven't decided ...12 years later ;-)
from parkerlewis :
Jesus Christ, man! I thought a girl with pigtails and Chuck Taylors had sucked you into a nether-dimension or something. Update your diary more! But seriously, thanks so much for writing that entry in my guestbook. It's nice to know there's others like me.
from guitar-girl2 :
Yep, I ripped the 100 thing, glad to see someone reads my archives. It's a webring buddy! go to mizdos.com/100thing.htm
from janene :
I bought the two latest discs from "The Stereo". http://www.fueledbyramen.com
from good-lace :
Okay, about the series of 3 thing, I guess I didn't mention that good things happen to me in a series of 3, also. Coincidence? Probably. What else could it be? *insert spooky music* I sat in the tub and whimpered long enough for the shower to turn cold, and beat the conditioner out of my hair, but it was incentive enough to finally bite the bullet and stand up :-(
from celestine :
That's just wrong. The George Foreman thing, I mean.
from good-lace :
Darn! Darn! Darn! I remembered your birthday days before it, and told myself to send you a little warm, fluffy e-card. I forgot anyway, and I'm sad now, but I'm happy it was enjoyable for you. And, I DO send warm wishes your way, old man :-) Dianna
from angelabaca :
<p>"I can't believe I just used the word 'yearn.'"<br> <p>Too funny - I say thjat all the time.<br> <p>XOXOX<br>
from girl101 :
{who is that in the photograph?} /counting on a deeper mean in the air. xo.
from comment-anon :
I want to be first to join your support group.
from good-lace :
Thank you for adding me, sweets. I don't know how this diary writing thing will work out, but we'll see. You keep writing, and I'll keep reading. It seems to be the only way to stay up on what's happening to the people who matter. Love Ya, Dianna
from janene :
Mmmm. Glasses are sexy. Who on earth is Russel Simmons? Any relation to Richard Simmons?? That would be pretty comical...
from parkerlewis :
Yeah, I guess you're right- I'm not criticizing the Republicans in the Senate or the House- mainly, I'm taking swings at the ones who are (thankfully not in office)claiming that this is one step closer to the end of America, and that liberal Democrats should be blamed for it. Generally, if you're in office, you're more moderate than the constituents who voted you in. Sorry for the ambiguity, but thanks for reading!
from guitar-girl2 :
You are one nifty (and cool) dude. I will be sure to check that song out cause I have never heard it before (silly me). - Britney
from guitar-girl2 :
Yes, church politics stink very much. It's probably the number one reason why people stop going to church. It blows me away that they would recruit a drummer with no guitar experience. But oh well, that's just life and that evidentally isn't part of my destiny.
from janene :
You should really move to Santa Cruz. I'll have you know what many of the girls I surveyed saw the picture I stole of you and said, "Wow, who's he? He's hot!" Believe it or not, that "redneck" look of yours really goes over well in this hippie town. So catch a plane.
from no-ordinary :
Correction: they're not general über-Christians, they're specific ones who were in my life at one point and now are mortal enemies of mine. I should read profiles before I speak disparaging remarks against your kind.
from no-ordinary :
You misunderstand me. The messages I'm getting are from malicious über-Christians who are out to make my life miserable. Those are the messages I delete. Dissenters can have all the fun they want. I don't feel the need to answer back to them, though. I've tried that, and it's just not worth it. That is all.
from celestine :
Sure...*best Sheryl Crow voice*.."lie to me, I promise I'll believe".
from celestine :
You shouldn't add the details. Let people wonder.
from freshjoy :
Hey. I was going through my guestbook and saw that you had signed it someday ago. I thought I would say hello and see if you are alive and well....
from janene :
Others may crucify me for saying this, but I was really unimpressed with the way Counting Crows play live. Adam just sort of talks through the lyrics, totally off kilter with the music... and I guess some people would say that was improvisational and really deep... but I just found it annoying. Fuel, on the other hand, was good... although I don't remember too much about it because halfway through the set, I became dehydrated and hallucinated till I passed out. From what I did see before my vision went white, they were great, if not a little pretentious.
from janene :
You should just tell your Dad about the ticket. Either way, you're going to have to get that proof of insurance, or risk getting cited again. That would REALLY make you look irresponsible. Or, tell him that the cop pulled you over but only gave you a warning. Thus, you can precure the needed proof of insurance, save your fifty bucks, and only be partly decietful.
from bitchfight :
BTW, ya still sportin the Big V? Hehe, can I have it? =Þ::::::
from bitchfight :
Muah! Hey babes, how the heck you doing? What's this that people are saying about you doing reviews? You review diaries now? =Þ Email me, I haven't heard from you in DAYS! Love ya lots! ~Kel
from janene :
Um... I'm not just telling you this to inflate your ego, but I actually *do* go out of my way to read your away messages. Maybe I thrive on randomness. Or, maybe I'm a stalker. So, yeah. That's all I have to say.
from thebestof :
Hi! Thanks for posted at The Best of Diaryland. I went in and fixed your link so it shows up. It just seems that you left out a quotation mark, and that's why it didn't show up. I am also a reviewer at Diary Reviews, so I was kind of shocked when I visited and found out you were reviewing all of us.
from jezebel33 :
hello. i'm a diary reviews reviewer. and i'm from north carolina (rdu). so review me next!
from punktheloser :
Hey Bob, since you have such fancy words to say, review my diary. Seriously. :)
from carobs :
Hey! I love JD Salinger too. I've read all his books, which arent' that many & none are as good as catcher in the rye, but they're still quite good. Are you a gold member? How do you make your diary looks so good & so different from teh template? Did you use lots of html/?
from bobrules :
Did I say I talked weird? I'm from North Carolina, not New York. I think that jokes been going around just about everywhere. My friend in Mississippi has heard it too. What's with the gross misspelling that I'm assuming is done on purpose? That's annoying.
from pinklillies :
where yoo from..?? the guys in mai skool do that equation too..cuz their complainin that theres juss no nice grls left anymore..and i dont think yoo talk weird..lolz..
from bobrules :
I think when I posted that first message people got the idea that leaving a message in my guestbook was the only way I wanted anyone to contact me. What I meant was that if you want to sign my guestbook you can, but I'd love to get notes too. Just leave whatever little comments you'd like and I'll reply. The guestbook is if you want to leave something more permanent that won't be replied to. Did I mention that I like cheese? Sam
from bobrules :
If you would like to sign my guestbook (please), go to: http://htmlgear.lycos.com/guest/control.guest?a=sign&u=bobrules4life&i=1001&r=[unknown origin]

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