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(, Sun 1 Apr 2001, 1:00)
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Which I have to pass if I don't want to screw up my plans for the whole of next summer, it's been snowing for the last week so I can't get out and do anything, I still have to cook for myself and my two flatmates, I have a headache and I really, really, really want a drink (but can't have one because of the aforementioned exam).
I was also woken up early this morning by a frantic flatmate wanting me to proofread a seven page essay (English is not her first language) on a topic I don't understand in less than an hour. I then couldn't go back to sleep because of the sound of scraping snowshovels through my window as my neighbours attempted to dig their cars out for the umpteenth time.
Oh and I also have a lab report to write before Friday, but I've been too busy with revision to start it. I know what I will be doing all tomorrow afternoon.
Sex? Don't make me laugh bitterly.
/whinge
Alt Q: Coffee laced whisky cream truffles.
Edit: Although on the sex front, my flatmates (boy and girlfriend) are doing fine. I just wish they would stop their kissing and toe-curlingly inane conversation while I'm in the room. At least it's in Lithuanian so I don't have to actually understand it, and playing ACDC through my headphones blocks out the worst of it.
(, Tue 7 Dec 2010, 19:35, 2 replies, latest was 15 years ago)
I am a strong advocate against public displays of affection. Even if public means only one other person in the room.
Turn the hose on them, like dogs.
(, Tue 7 Dec 2010, 19:47, Reply)
I feel the same way but have not been able to stop myself kissing someone in public, even at my age.
(, Tue 7 Dec 2010, 19:51, Reply)
I'm talking about stuff like blocking the science corridor with full on tonsil tennis and getting in the way EVERY TIME I'm late for maths.
Or that couple that don't seem to realise their friends are there and they're not in bed alone together.
(, Tue 7 Dec 2010, 19:55, Reply)
When I agreed to let her come over (all the bills and contracts and so on are in my name) I thought she was dead against them too.
(, Tue 7 Dec 2010, 19:50, Reply)
She might get so creeped out that she leaves - or at the very least, stops feeling lovey-dovey.
(, Tue 7 Dec 2010, 19:54, Reply)
If she can put up with me in the mornings when I'm often too grumpy to speak for the first 30 minutes after getting out of bed, she can put up with anything else I might do.
(, Tue 7 Dec 2010, 20:02, Reply)
Surely that'd put anyone off their stride
(, Tue 7 Dec 2010, 20:04, Reply)
And I might have to consider doing it.
Edit: Oh God now she's singing again. My head wants to fall off.
(, Tue 7 Dec 2010, 20:06, Reply)
I know how to say 'Shut up' in Latvian. Lithuanian must be similar.
(, Tue 7 Dec 2010, 20:18, Reply)
it is not, but it's funny seeing people make that mistake.
(, Tue 7 Dec 2010, 20:23, Reply)
It means flower and is pronounced 'Puh-chey'
(, Tue 7 Dec 2010, 20:26, Reply)
And I thought it was very rude of you, the guys around us and the barman to point out.
(, Tue 7 Dec 2010, 20:46, Reply)
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