I laughed out loud when I realized what I was singing, today (this song). So appropriate for everyday use.

I'm the only person I know who works two jobs and has a pre-health concentration added to her psych major...

It was only recently that I realized that there's a reason for this.

It's been an adjustment. I still don't think that I have a huge amount of free time, but I have been finding an hour or so every day that I can use for my own enjoyment. And then on weekends, I can maximize my time by spending time with friends during the dead hours of the night/morning! It can be done! I can still have friends!

Oh, one last thing; some (most) of my friends, down here, keep talking to me about all the great times they had drinking/doing other recreational naughty naughty things.

Hey, guess what?!

I DON'T CARE HOW COOL IT WAS THAT YOU DID BLAHBLAHBLAH WHILE YOU WERE DRUNK.

YOU ARE INFINITELY BORING TO ME, RIGHT NOW.

If you have to qualify ANY story with, "You had to be there/drunk/otherwise inebriated to think it was funny/awesome/fun..." IT'S NOT A GOOD STORY. It's like saying, "Hey, I didn't invite you out, so let me tell you what a boring time we had, then tell you that you just don't understand how fun it was because you weren't there."

BORING. WAKE ME UP WHEN YOU WANT TO TALK ABOUT HUMANS WITHOUT PULSES (click that link, darn it) OR OTHER COOL MEDICAL/PSYCHOLOGICAL BREAKTHROUGHS.

So, that article is really cool, but it's also kind of scary and... creepy because of how unnatural it is. Reminds me of this episode of The Outer Limits I saw where this old rich guy wants a new heart, and they're keeping him alive with transplants while trying to build a machine that will substitute for one... But these guys in this article, they've got that figured out in real life. :0

P.S.- I get really bored when people tell me about their drunken antics as well. It's sad that the majority of my/our peers seem to need to drink to feel comfortable stepping outside their behavioral norms.
» randomjunk on 2012-02-27 04:31:46

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