Thoughts That I Have That I Agree With Myself Upon

[clem21]

No matter how much sleep you have, you always need ten more minutes.

The first day of school is always exciting because you meet new people and learn new things (e.g. Which classes are dull, which are interesting, what textbooks are assigned and never used, what teachers will give you better grades if you're very friendly to them etc.)

Landlords that give you little to no heat over the weekend and don't take complaints because "it's the weekend" suck at life.

Nobody cares about pitchers and catchers reporting and yet many people countdown until it happens.

Paper cuts are particularly annoying because you really want to bitch about them but you can't because no one else can even see them.

That is all.

[Beebs52]

Floaters in the eye are distracting and make you think you've seen UFO's.

[Ritterskoop]

It is very good that you agree with yourself. If you use Beebs as a model, though, that won't continue.



assorted comments:


Not to be contrary, but I do care about pitchers and catchers reporting. It is a symbol of a new beginning.

The extra ten minutes of sleep is just enough to make me mad. Like eating only one Clementine.

School starting back is indeed awesome. The first day went fantastic, and then we had a snow day (my classes only meet once a week, on Tuesdays).

[ulysses5019]

Floaters in the eye are distracting and make you think you've seen UFO's.

In your case, I don't think they were "floaters".

[Beebs52]

It is very good that you agree with yourself. If you use Beebs as a model, though, that won't continue.


assorted comments:


Not to be contrary, but I do care about pitchers and catchers reporting. It is a symbol of a new beginning.

The extra ten minutes of sleep is just enough to make me mad. Like eating only one Clementine.

School starting back is indeed awesome. The first day went fantastic, and then we had a snow day (my classes only meet once a week, on Tuesdays).

Are you saying I don't know what I'm saying? Or what I'm thinking?

Never mind.

How are ya!?

You realize this is a perfectly non-sequiturish thread that apparently has corrupted a young impressionable sort.

[Beebs52]

Floaters in the eye are distracting and make you think you've seen UFO's.

In your case, I don't think they were "floaters".

What? Squorrels?

[a1mamacat]

It is very good that you agree with yourself. If you use Beebs as a model, though, that won't continue.


assorted comments:


Not to be contrary, but I do care about pitchers and catchers reporting. It is a symbol of a new beginning.

The extra ten minutes of sleep is just enough to make me mad. Like eating only one Clementine.

School starting back is indeed awesome. The first day went fantastic, and then we had a snow day (my classes only meet once a week, on Tuesdays).

Are you saying I don't know what I'm saying? Or what I'm thinking?

Never mind.

How are ya!?

You realize this is a perfectly non-sequiturish thread that apparently has corrupted a young impressionable sort.

Skoop aint all that young



you did mean Skoop, dintcha?

[Beebs52]

It is very good that you agree with yourself. If you use Beebs as a model, though, that won't continue.


assorted comments:


Not to be contrary, but I do care about pitchers and catchers reporting. It is a symbol of a new beginning.

The extra ten minutes of sleep is just enough to make me mad. Like eating only one Clementine.

School starting back is indeed awesome. The first day went fantastic, and then we had a snow day (my classes only meet once a week, on Tuesdays).

Are you saying I don't know what I'm saying? Or what I'm thinking?

Never mind.

How are ya!?

You realize this is a perfectly non-sequiturish thread that apparently has corrupted a young impressionable sort.

Skoop aint all that young



you did mean Skoop, dintcha?

Of course, you silly goose. And Clem, as a trailer.

[Ritterskoop]

Somehow, I am younger than my cat, who is beyond middle-aged.

I finally found a good calculator for dog/cat years to compare to humans. For the first year, it's 21, as it takes most of them roughly a year to achieve adulthood. I use 20, as it's rounder.

For every year of cat/dog time after that, it's 4. So my 14-year-old cat is 72 as humans see it, which is actually about right.