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clicks
clicks again
clicks again
realises flapjack is not mouse
*clicks*
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Thu 6 Apr 2006, 10:13,
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clicks again
realises flapjack is not mouse
*clicks*
fuck!
not the kind of thing i want to see first thing, you bastard!
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Thu 6 Apr 2006, 10:13,
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i work to funny hours.
usually 10 am to about 6:30 am. then, i sleep from about 7am 'til 9am. at 9, i cry, because i realise that i have not slept long enough to rejuvenate myself, and my horrific visage is every bit as tired and crinkled as it was last night.
thus continues the cycle of despair and fatigue...
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Thu 6 Apr 2006, 10:21,
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thus continues the cycle of despair and fatigue...
nope.
i'm an insomniac sysadmin. i do silly amounts of work and degree studies.
and, i do not sleep. much, anyway.
/edit/ i'm not pretty enough to be a rent boy. plus, i'm ginger. niche markets aren't really my thing...
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Thu 6 Apr 2006, 10:23,
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and, i do not sleep. much, anyway.
/edit/ i'm not pretty enough to be a rent boy. plus, i'm ginger. niche markets aren't really my thing...
Crivvens!
Isn't 10am to 6.30am like an 18 hours shift or something equally punishing? That's damn ridiculous!
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Thu 6 Apr 2006, 10:37,
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Urgh
I'm glad my eye surgery wasn't like that.
In fact, it was thoroughly pleasant.
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Thu 6 Apr 2006, 10:17,
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In fact, it was thoroughly pleasant.
nah
hes the sort of guy who wanted it done without anaesthetic and had it done
whilst someone stuffed a cucumber up his ass
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Thu 6 Apr 2006, 10:20,
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whilst someone stuffed a cucumber up his ass