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The Hunter said:
I'm starting to consider Texas A&M now because I have a good chance of getting into that school. Apparently, I have a good chance of getting into the university of Washington - Seattle and a few other schools I wanted to get into. I'm still a little nervous of applying for UT. I don't want to tell people I got rejected from UT, so it's better to not even put myself in that situation, even if I might have a shot at getting in with the whole A-B average and above average SAT scores, and the grades I'm getting in community college right now.

Dude. No. Apply for UT, and just don't tell anyone that you are doing so if you are nervous about them finding out you got rejected. There's no shame anyway; UT-Austin is the second most competitive school to get into in the state, after Rice.

But yeah, don't not apply for fear of being rejected.

In-state tuition is a good perk; U of H is also a good school. Check out the entire UT and A&M systems. There's also Tech and other systems as well.
 
These past few days it has been a constant downpour. Granted, I adore the cold temperatures and lack of sunlight, but thunderstorms put me on edge. That is not the subject of this post, however. It's about these damned roofers.

A couple days ago, the owners announced the complex had to have the roofs redone. Simple enough, yes? A while of obnoxious noises that stir you from your sleep is not really that big of a deal... The very first day of their work, there was a storm that came in later that evening. Guess what? They left their work half finished. Most people will tell me, 'dear Valzy, you are being too cruel; it takes days for roofs to be rebuilt', oh no no no. I am quite aware that carpentry work is very difficult. But, when you do not tarp up the roofs... When you leave electrical equipment wrapped around metal objects...while still plugged in...DURING A LIGHTNING STORM...

So as you may already guess, my home grew flooded, specifically my delightful kitchen. How bad? About an inch worth of water leaked in. It was pouring in like a river stream. I had to run next door and ask my neighbor if I could use her phone. I called up the manager and told her the issue. Naturally, she told me 'you have to wait until tomorrow'. I...sort of lost my cool, and I do feel guilt for it, but I yelled at her that I had said it was an emergency and that I needed something done ASAP. She said that it could not have been that bad, and decided to stroll on over to check. Well, when she seen my feet submerged in water, and several pans and buckets spread about, she realized that I was entirely serious when I said it was an emergency. I'm a little insulted that she refrained from actually trying to do something after being told it was an immediate problem. The water leaked through to my neighbor downstairs, whom I apologized to for being unable to prevent that. Eventually, the roofers finally returned to finish their work, and finally it stopped pouring in my place.

I have an enormous vendetta against them now. I seriously desire nothing more than to kick them off of the roofs of my building.

Earlier yesterday, during an intense downpour, the downstairs neighbors found themselves becoming flooded with water. I think I might be catching a cold from helping them out, but it was quite worth it to prevent damages from occurring. Essentially, my days have been filled with idiocy and flooding.
 
pickleniggo said:
revengeofphil said:
I ate moldy bread and now I feel shitty :(

Wait did you knowingly eat it or just didn't realize it was moldy? :( I'd be freaking out.
It had some mold on it which I picked off and then I ate the bread without really thinking "Hey, maybe there's more mold"
 
That makes me think of how back when I was like 13 I ate some lasagna that was in my fridge for a few day too long. I was puking my guts out the day after. (:_(
 
I went to a Christmas party a few years ago and ate something that I thought was a bit undercooked. I puked all over the bathroom floor around midnight and had to (:_( for a few days.
 
Oh, for fuck's fuck fucking fuck fuck's sake..
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I accidentally drank sour milk a few years ago. That ended exactly like you'd expect it to.
 
spaps said:
Oh, for fuck's fuck fucking fuck fuck's sake..
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God, how many more Street Fighter 4's does Capcom need to make?
 
I swear to God, my brother is getting on my last nerve.
 
Alan Pardew said:
spaps said:
Oh, for fuck's fuck fucking fuck fuck's sake..
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God, how many more Street Fighter 4's does Capcom need to make?
As many as Street Fighter 2 had.
Also I finally got to see season three and the rest of season four of Regular Show. I swear to god that goat character they added is the pointless character on the show.
 
I'm biking home. I'm about 5 minutes away and now I'm stuck behind areally long train.

And now there's another train on the tracks right next to the first one. Fuck.
 
spaps said:
And now there's another train on the tracks right next to the first one. Fuck.
At least it wasn't raining, right?
 
HandBanana said:
Thank goodness the Zimmerman trial is over with.

I wonder if there will be civil rights and civil damages trials.
 
Cory ain't got shit on Chad Warden in the house.
 
Midnight Kissy Bull said:
I tried Baileys Irish Cream for the first time yesterday. It wasn't half bad.

Add butterscotch schnapps to it. That's a shot called a buttery nipple, really good, but very sugary.
 
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