TGLucario475
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Re: What you thinking?
Duck on Ice....fun.
Duck on Ice....fun.
What are you thinking?
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KimmyCharmeleon
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Re: What you thinking?
I'm thinking I don't want to go outside later.
I'm thinking I don't want to go outside later.
KimmyCharmeleon
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I think take-away is gross.
I think take-away is gross.
KimmyCharmeleon
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Re: What you thinking?
I am thinking I can't wait to have dinner and get exercise out of the way.
I am thinking I can't wait to have dinner and get exercise out of the way.
KimmyCharmeleon
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Re: What you thinking?
Straightened my hair for the 3rd/4th time today, it's either humidity or this old conditioner I used. Friggen static electricity shit!
Straightened my hair for the 3rd/4th time today, it's either humidity or this old conditioner I used. Friggen static electricity shit!
TommyTooter
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Re: What you thinking?
i'm thinking i've had one very long ass day that started almost 20 hours ago and it's time to go night-night so i'm up again before noon. i know i give wage slaves a tough way to go, but it's days like today that remind me this hippie life ain't what it's cracked up to be either. i don't have the luxury of knowing that i'll be done in eight or ten hours of work. at some shows, i have to go as much as two weeks with 4 hours or less of sleep daily.
pleasant dreams everybody -- or have a great day if you're just getting up and reading this.
a little frizzle frazzled this morning kimmy? well it's early am here; probably afternoon or something where you are or is it already monday there? i get confused.
i'm thinking i've had one very long ass day that started almost 20 hours ago and it's time to go night-night so i'm up again before noon. i know i give wage slaves a tough way to go, but it's days like today that remind me this hippie life ain't what it's cracked up to be either. i don't have the luxury of knowing that i'll be done in eight or ten hours of work. at some shows, i have to go as much as two weeks with 4 hours or less of sleep daily.
pleasant dreams everybody -- or have a great day if you're just getting up and reading this.
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TommyTooter
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nope, just KO'd. the other guy is going to the semis.
i think i have no idea who andrei arlovski is or, if you're right, was, so i'm going to go whack him through the search engine and find out.
nope, just KO'd. the other guy is going to the semis.
KimmyCharmeleon
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Re: What you thinking?
Lol 8:44 p.m here, or 20:44 as I prefer to say. I blame my shampoo/conditioner I used, it made my hair look dry and split-endish :willy_nilly: Still Sunday night here though
Hope you get enough sleep tonight, I'd hate running on low sleep for long periods of time, a couple of days gets me down even.
Lol 8:44 p.m here, or 20:44 as I prefer to say. I blame my shampoo/conditioner I used, it made my hair look dry and split-endish :willy_nilly: Still Sunday night here though
Hope you get enough sleep tonight, I'd hate running on low sleep for long periods of time, a couple of days gets me down even.
TommyTooter
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Re: What you thinking?
one of the upsides of being a self-employed hippie is that unless i'm working a show, there's usually nothing important enough to make me get up before i've gotten enough rest. it's what happens after i wake up that sometimes gets out of hand. hardly a week goes by without me pulling at least one 36 hour waking/working period. i had a week in december where it seemed like i did that for the whole week. 36 hours up, 4-6 down and then 36 up again.
there have been some very interesting psychological studies done on people living in a closed system with no clocks or sunlight available to the subject. it seems that they acclimate themselves over time to a longer than 24 hour daily cycle.
it's coming on 4 am here and if i go to bed now, i'll be back at it sometime between 10 and 11. sometimes i might even wake up by 8 or 9 on a morning like this and be plenty refreshed.
thanks kimmie.Lol 8:44 p.m here, or 20:44 as I prefer to say. I blame my shampoo/conditioner I used, it made my hair look dry and split-endish :willy_nilly: Still Sunday night here though
Hope you get enough sleep tonight, I'd hate running on low sleep for long periods of time, a couple of days gets me down even.
one of the upsides of being a self-employed hippie is that unless i'm working a show, there's usually nothing important enough to make me get up before i've gotten enough rest. it's what happens after i wake up that sometimes gets out of hand. hardly a week goes by without me pulling at least one 36 hour waking/working period. i had a week in december where it seemed like i did that for the whole week. 36 hours up, 4-6 down and then 36 up again.
there have been some very interesting psychological studies done on people living in a closed system with no clocks or sunlight available to the subject. it seems that they acclimate themselves over time to a longer than 24 hour daily cycle.
it's coming on 4 am here and if i go to bed now, i'll be back at it sometime between 10 and 11. sometimes i might even wake up by 8 or 9 on a morning like this and be plenty refreshed.
TGLucario475
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Re: What you thinking?
Awake at 10am, ugh.
Awake at 10am, ugh.
Re: What you thinking?
I am thinking that the peeing part hurts when you sneeze. Oh well...
...the mysteries of the universe are never limited to just the universe.
I am thinking which hurts? :ninja
I am thinking that the peeing part hurts when you sneeze. Oh well...
...the mysteries of the universe are never limited to just the universe.
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