SydLexia.com - The Forums :: View topic

Joined: Oct 01 2009 Posts: 5316

SpraCoalee wrote:

Not being in school so I can at least attempt to pull my grades up before the damn progress reports come out. Thanks to this Broncotis (as well as chest pains, vomiting, headache etc. ) I'm stuck at home.

Today just isn't my day.

That's how I felt for the last two weeks

I had the flu AND broncotis

Posted: Nov 16 2009 06:51 pm

Resorting to Snuff instead of Cigarettes.

Posted: Nov 16 2009 07:05 pm

Being addicted to the show Dexter, having a DVR, and working while it's on, only to come home, attempt to watch it, and have the DVR give me a "Recording Error" message.

Posted: Nov 16 2009 07:16 pm

Getting a Microwaved burger from a Burger shop when they have a HIGH POWERED GRILL right behind the cook...

Joined: Sep 17 2007 Location: The Opium Trail Posts: 3475

This.

http://whatreallyhappened.com/WRHARTICLES/utah_rave_videos.html?q=utah_rave_videos.html

Posted: Nov 16 2009 08:03 pm

I hate kids these days, with their not doing the same stuff as we did when we were kids and whatnot. We;'re doomed!

Posted: Nov 16 2009 08:03 pm

JRA wrote:

This.

http://whatreallyhappened.com/WRHARTICLES/utah_rave_videos.html?q=utah_rave_videos.html

I'm confused. Did they call out the National Guard for a rave or something? Because policemen don't tend to wear camo (not even SWAT units) and its very, very rare that even one officer, let alone all of them, are carrying military/SWAT-style assault rifles. Also, if people did escape with footage, why has this not been all over the news? You'd think they would eat up a story that involves three big officers beating a young woman while she's being mauled by a police dog.

Maybe I'm just not understanding the full story here, but color me skeptical. Confused

Joined: Sep 17 2007 Location: The Opium Trail Posts: 3475

SoldierHawk wrote:

JRA wrote:

This.

http://whatreallyhappened.com/WRHARTICLES/utah_rave_videos.html?q=utah_rave_videos.html

I'm confused. Did they call out the National Guard for a rave or something? Because policemen don't tend to wear camo (not even SWAT units) and its very, very rare that even one officer, let alone all of them, are carrying military/SWAT-style assault rifles. Also, if people did escape with footage, why has this not been all over the news? You'd think they would eat up a story that involves three big officers beating a young woman while she's being mauled by a police dog.

Maybe I'm just not understanding the full story here, but color me skeptical. Confused

I read it as soldiers, not actual police. and just because they send footage to the news doesn't mean they will air it. "Network" anyone?

Posted: Nov 16 2009 09:23 pm

Undeath wrote:

Being addicted to the show Dexter, having a DVR, and working while it's on, only to come home, attempt to watch it, and have the DVR give me a "Recording Error" message.

Dude, check on demand, they usually have them up pretty quick.

Joined: Oct 01 2009 Posts: 5316

My left eye is really sore...it's not inflamed or anything, just every time I blink it tears up from the pain...really annoying.

Posted: Nov 16 2009 10:13 pm

JRA wrote:

SoldierHawk wrote:

JRA wrote:

This.

http://whatreallyhappened.com/WRHARTICLES/utah_rave_videos.html?q=utah_rave_videos.html

I'm confused. Did they call out the National Guard for a rave or something? Because policemen don't tend to wear camo (not even SWAT units) and its very, very rare that even one officer, let alone all of them, are carrying military/SWAT-style assault rifles. Also, if people did escape with footage, why has this not been all over the news? You'd think they would eat up a story that involves three big officers beating a young woman while she's being mauled by a police dog.

Maybe I'm just not understanding the full story here, but color me skeptical. Confused

I read it as soldiers, not actual police. and just because they send footage to the news doesn't mean they will air it. "Network" anyone?

They sent the *National Guard* in to break up a *rave*? Once again I find that super-hard to believe. Not saying its impossible at all, but that is highly, highly unlikely.

Posted: Nov 17 2009 02:34 am

Douche McCallister wrote:

Resorting to Snuff instead of Cigarettes.

I know what you mean, though I've kind of moved away from smoking altogether, I dip less often relative to how often I smoked, probably because 1 tin of Cope/Skoal/Whatever = about the same amount of nicotine as 3 packs of cigs, and it's easier going to the gym now that I can breathe. Sure you look like a backwoods Yokel doing it, but...erm, I have nothing, you just look like a hick doing it.*

*This message brought to you by Copenhagen Long Cut. Copenhagen, "It Satisfies".

Posted: Nov 17 2009 01:29 pm

Getting 3 hours of sleep. I look like a fucking raccoon, and have only survived by replacing my blood with Amp.

Posted: Nov 17 2009 02:05 pm

Girlfriend saying she's busy but her mom asks me why I haven't talked to her lately

Posted: Nov 17 2009 02:35 pm

Three hours of sleep? Come on Jeebus, I work nightshift. I do that all week. I mean, as a result I have a bacterial infection on my tongue and other scary looking rashes, but yeah, that's what I live on.

UsaSatsui's Youtube Channel · Posted: Nov 17 2009 02:43 pm

I'm gonna have to agree with Ross. Try getting 4 hours of sleep on top of a 20 hour awakeness because of two last minute "Hey, we need you to work" things.

Joined: Oct 01 2009 Posts: 5316

Back in the day when I was working at Toys R Us (Christmas time!) and finishing up finals in college, I went around 10 days without sleep. It got to the point where I COULDN'T sleep...it was scary.

Posted: Nov 17 2009 02:45 pm

And what about us that Can't sleep? I'll get into bed and stay awake until 7 AM and realize I have to goto class at 9!

Posted: Nov 17 2009 02:46 pm

Dodd, that is fucking terrifying. Seriously.

And yeah, I once worked a triple shift over a weekend. I worked Friday 11pm-Saturday 7am, didn't sleep, Saturday 2pm-10pm, went to bed, and Sunday- 8am-4pm. That was fucking awful.

Joined: Oct 01 2009 Posts: 5316

Haha...yeah luckily I got back on track soon after that.

Now that I'm without a job, I find myself sleeping too much.

Posted: Nov 17 2009 07:32 pm

When I was in high school I would regularly get 3-4 hours of sleep and in college I would frequently stay up for 30 hours at a time, but it's getting harder in my old age. Once I finally woke up, though, things got better and I've been lucid and awake all day.

Posted: Nov 17 2009 07:34 pm

i have to agree w/Dr J. now that we are older, its harder to run on only 2-3 hours of sleep. i used to be able to stay up all night on friday, to go to work on saturday, and stay up all saturday to party all saturday night. then recover on sunday.

now that my kidneys are screwed and im older (27) its pretty fucking hard. and drinking just knocks me out now.

Joined: Oct 01 2009 Posts: 5316

The thing that helped me last year was I led a very active life. I walked every where I went, and was never really not busy...it was great. I slept about 5-6 hours a night...never even needed to set my alarm clock.

Posted: Nov 17 2009 07:37 pm

im pretty active. i bike at least 18 miles a day for at least 3-4 days of the week. and when i have time, i'll lift weights. but that old age creeps up on you

Joined: Oct 01 2009 Posts: 5316

Are you overweight? Health problems?

I'm 24, and outside of some minor weight gain which I'm working on...I feel the same