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I "eat" my left hand, I mean I chew and bite it. From last week. It's cruel for hand with Raynaud's, I don't want to be cruel

And I really don't like Eurodance! I want to go out and be cruel (sometimes it's neccessary) for them all. Stop this ***** noise!

And we don't have a current (because of them?). My roommate doesn't have wireless connection, so she went to bed, very very veryyyy pissed off we're both soo net-addicted!



EDIT: umpa-umpa-umpa-umpa-umpa-SCOOOOOTEEEER!
Excuse me, but I'm gonna puke! <runs away>

I like rainy evenings, They're the best evenings for me to get my laundry done.

I like the music from the 60s and 70s.

Today I can listen to Silent Night or Torreador instead Scooter. But I'm pretty sure they will change music later

I still remember the songs they taught us in elementary school music class, mostly because the teacher made us practice over and over until we sang them perfectly. I really enjoy the songs, and I like to sing them when no one else is around. My favorites are "John Kanaka" and "Turn the Glasses Over".

I've been to Harlem, I've been to Dover
I've traveled this wide world all over
Over, over, three times over
Drink all you have to drink and turn the glasses over
Sailing east, sailing west
Sailing over the ocean
Better watch out when your boat begins to rock
Or you'll lose your girl in the ocean

I wanted to post sth else, but you remind me...

I was a member of the choir and we had a song called Waves Game (waves always fascinated me). I was singing soprano part. Nobody believes in it

I take a can of Coke 0, everywhere that I go.

i have aspies

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I have a natural tolerance against cuts. It's why I can handle sharp objects with ease.

I have no tolerance against punctures however.

Wayne Gretzkey was my childhood hero.

They were my childhood heros. I loved them!

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Czterej_pancerni_i_pies
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Captain_Kloss

I had discarded a great deal of my childhood as, in someone else's eyes such was no longer pertinent and it was time to grow up...

I've always loved 1940's fashion and style better than any other. I like the perfect and precise clean lines and tailored aspect of it.; the presicely placed and designed hair styles; the formalness of it and exact look of it, including lipstick and gloves for women and hats for men. Not only do I feel like I'm alien to most people on this planet, I've also constantly felt like I'm in the wrong time period.

I'm going to join a gym, next week.