Zenigundam

It's raining and my couch is really comfty. I think I'll sit around for a while. All work and no play makes Zeni very mad.

Why so angry? : ) *puts stilgar in a headlock*

You guys have to give me credit for not getting IP banned again. Give me credit for growing into a mature, young adult with a greater level of empathy for the women of the internet world than ever before. I am becoming a gentleman of incredible depth and character. Wow.... This is unreal... <3 :brownbottle:

20 out of 80. That's a good score I guess

We do... We really do. :beer:

Hmmm I've never watched a full episode of The Squidbillies, but that was awfully kind of him to leave flowers and compliments for her. She should have at least opened the door. =/

It's not "she got a restraining order against me" because 95% of the time the truth is "she got a restraining order against peer pressure preventing her from solving her personal issues, and I happen to be her social circle's representative just as a matter of legal procedure because somebody's name has to go down on the actual document."

The problem with restraining orders is that the media has twisted them into being legal measures to "keep the psychos at bay". You can blame over the top Lifetime movies and the people buying into those movies usually while reclining on the sofa and enjoying Strawberry ice cream for those flawed perceptions. What a restraining order usually is is a way for someone, usually a young adult female, who is confused and can't properly sort out her emotions, to create distance between herself and everybody else so that she can get her head on straight without having to resort to seeing a therapist. The reason the person requesting the order mostly only gets it against one person is because it would cost way too much in legal fees for the person to get multiple restraining orders, especially if that person's social circle is massive. Thus, the person who is on the receiving end of the restraining order really becomes the "class representative" of what the victim believes is an "imposing" social circle.

Nobody believes that. Girls between the ages of 18 and 21 love me. :-*

You need to reply to my messages on OKC <3. As soon as you stop, you lose my interest, and you can't come crawling back to me a few weeks later. S:

It kinda sucks. It's like some weird, comical Dragon Ball Z spin-off series, instead of something you can take seriously.

I need to dial down my social life and step my UEMB game up.

GSN, it's called chilling and enjoying life. Plus, I'm the future title holder of this house, so I'm a homeowner in training basically. I'm sorry that your experiments didn't yield the results you needed at your last job. At least you're learning that your field requires precision. Learn from this failure.

Uh huh... :

I've been skipping the opening and ending credits because the dub site I frequent uses the Japanese themes for the Naruto and OP, and I always much preferred the dubbed English version Viz and 4Kids themes.

Most long-running shonen are only good for the first fifty or so episodes.

This one: :fap: Isn't the smiley dude scratching his chin like I thought it was all along. I was really confused when people were using that one in my threads because the chin scratching action seemed really corny, weird, and out of place.

Before all the filler crap kicks in. Binge watching both series from the start for the next couple of months.

I wish that had been me. I would have said, "I'm looking at your girl, betch!!! I think I might wanna take her out tonight!! Whatcha gonna do about it huh?!?!"

"He can do it all. Ric's that FUCKING hot commodity action figure that everybody's trying to get during the Christmas season. Anything you ask him to do, he's gonna do it, and if you don't believe me I'll kick your ass. I don't care that we're talking over the phone. I can Google your office's address and be there in no time ready to knock your ass out, so yeah Ric is a beast."

Uh huh sure. Well these are some Jay Cutler antics. If you tore it, I can't blame you for not getting back on the ice, but "almost" tearing it, means you just dodged a major injury, and it's time to get back out there and score, especially if you're 27, which is the prime athletic age for human males. I think you definitely do contribute, but I get the feeling "best on the team" is a stretch because then you would have been fighting to get back on the ice instead of settling in realizing that the team could manage.

Definitely, I can attest to your skills.

I've played plenty of sports and have never torn or broken anything. When you're an exceptional athlete, you know how to avoid injury, so I can't really relate to this story. Not too many people get injured playing hockey though.

I used to be a lawyer, but I decided it wasn't really worth it to be honest.

What are you guys up to right now? l'm