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04 Jan 2015, 12:05 am

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Dinner was not what I was expecting, and I got a bit more upset than I should have.

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3 seconds? Would that even heat it up?
I microwave those for 12 seconds (15 if I'm doing two at a time).



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04 Jan 2015, 1:22 am

One of my plants is dying because I damaged its roots while transplanting it yesterday. Is there any way I can save it? Other ones seem to be OK.



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04 Jan 2015, 6:34 am

This morning I went to go play Embodiment of Scarlet Devil, but I couldn't find it. Panic-stricken, I searched all around my C and D drives for it. I feared it was lost due to malware, but I scanned all my system in safe mode with my AV, Malwarebytes, and loads of other tools - squeaky clean. And then it clicked - yesterday I was having a big cleanout of my computer, deleting gigabytes of files and folders I don't need anymore. I must have accidentally deleted the folder with all my Touhou games in as well.

As you can imagine, I'm feeling quite annoyed with myself. I tried to recover them with Recuva, but it could only recover some of the game files. Now I have to download all my games again. :wall:


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04 Jan 2015, 9:41 am

I tossed and turned all night, had very little sleep.



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04 Jan 2015, 9:47 am

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One of my plants is dying because I damaged its roots while transplanting it yesterday. Is there any way I can save it? Other ones seem to be OK.


What type of plant? The compost you use should be suited to the plant. E.g. Is it an acid or a lime loving plant?

Buy some miracle gro continuous release plant food tablets, place one as close to the roots as possible (but don’t let it touch the roots directly) with its tip just above the soil, pour a small amount of water on the tip of the tablet each day, keep the soil moist (not soggy), water the plant by spraying a fine mist on its stem and leaves.
Ensure there aren’t air pockets around the remaining roots and that there are stones on the bottom of the pot for drainage.
You will need to stake the plant for support, four or more bamboo sticks/alternative around the circumference of the pot (avoiding roots) should help it remain upright and prevent its xylem and phloem from irreversible damage due to collapse.
Place in a well lit area away from direct sunlight and intense heat.

Or just buy a new one. :wink:



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04 Jan 2015, 11:30 am

I haven't had enough coffee yet.


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04 Jan 2015, 4:15 pm

My mom wanted to know when I start working. I told her, I don't f***ing know, because I haven't heard from anyone from the company where my fiancé works since my interview and one-week trial there, so please stop f***ing asking me! :evil:


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04 Jan 2015, 5:20 pm

Saw a post on reddit of a parent confessing they favor one of their children, other parents chimmed in to claim that this was normal. I'm still hoping to god it's not normal, but I feel like it's made a little more misanthropic, god I hate what we do to our own children... It makes me sick but I feel like my mind is trying to convince myself that it was just a few people and not normal at all.



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04 Jan 2015, 5:47 pm

I have dreadlocks and the last time that my hair was done was in October 2012, I was at my dad's house and they said that their neighbor would LOOK at my hair.

They ended up doing my hair, normally you can just cut hair with scissors and you won't feel anything.
My hair can't be cut so they had to rip it apart, literally. The part of my hair that wasn't dreadlocks was just an afro and they ripped it apart and I felt it, a lot.
It hurt and everyone was talking through each other at the same time. And repeating everything they said to me and it was annoying "you have to do this every month" "Did you hear that, every month" "Do you have college tomorrow?" I had no idea when I had college and she kept asking me when I did know and I hate it when I just respond with later and people keep bothering me until I just say now.
They basically asked me because they wanted to stop and continue tomorrow.
They also kept reminding me that it hurts because I didn't do this on a regular basis; they were now blaming me for the pain on my head. At some point I just started crying because of the pain when they ripped my hair apart, they noticed and tried to be more careful with my hair.



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04 Jan 2015, 5:56 pm

We had a cold sunny day! Brrr it's basically tricking me into thinking that I don't need a sweater. If it's gonna be cold, can it at least be cloudy!?!?!?!?!


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05 Jan 2015, 3:59 am

One of the DVDs I hired froze halfway through the movie :evil: now I can't watch it. :evil: :evil:



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05 Jan 2015, 4:04 am

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One of the DVDs I hired


How much are you paying him?



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05 Jan 2015, 10:06 am

I forgot to shower last night and now my hair looks absolutely disgusting :(


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05 Jan 2015, 10:56 am

Amity wrote:
jk1 wrote:
One of my plants is dying because I damaged its roots while transplanting it yesterday. Is there any way I can save it? Other ones seem to be OK.


What type of plant? The compost you use should be suited to the plant. E.g. Is it an acid or a lime loving plant?

Buy some miracle gro continuous release plant food tablets, place one as close to the roots as possible (but don’t let it touch the roots directly) with its tip just above the soil, pour a small amount of water on the tip of the tablet each day, keep the soil moist (not soggy), water the plant by spraying a fine mist on its stem and leaves.
Ensure there aren’t air pockets around the remaining roots and that there are stones on the bottom of the pot for drainage.
You will need to stake the plant for support, four or more bamboo sticks/alternative around the circumference of the pot (avoiding roots) should help it remain upright and prevent its xylem and phloem from irreversible damage due to collapse.
Place in a well lit area away from direct sunlight and intense heat.

Or just buy a new one. :wink:

Thank you for the detailed instructions. My plant is just an annual flowering plant. I couldn't find the tablets at BigW. So I just bought some liquid plant food. I will have to substitute it for the tablets for now. I will do everything else in your instructions. It was about 43°C here today but the plant still seems to be alive. I hope it will survive.



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05 Jan 2015, 11:39 am

"No, not mint." "Not mint." "I can't have mint." "Does mint make you sick?" "Kind of." *dentist uses mint because that's all she has* "Do you want some mint toothpaste?"

DO I STUTTER?



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05 Jan 2015, 11:43 am

That's why one must get a job---so they could buy the RIGHT toothpaste.