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02 Nov 2005, 8:49 pm

Lol, indeed they do!

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02 Nov 2005, 8:50 pm

My new Spongebob pillow.

(So I'm childish... go ahead and say it... I'm childish.)

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02 Nov 2005, 9:06 pm

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My new Spongebob pillow.

(So I'm childish... go ahead and say it... I'm childish.)

The silky feel of the fur on my plush frog and the colors of my 150 beanie babies.

And no, Sophist, you are not childish. I'm 30, by the way. :lol:

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02 Nov 2005, 9:11 pm

I'm childish, I mean...

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04 Nov 2005, 2:53 pm

I'm not childish? But then why did I have to buy the Sponegbob pillow from the children's section???

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04 Nov 2005, 4:03 pm

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I'm not childish? But then why did I have to buy the Sponegbob pillow from the children's section???

Because it was misplaced. It was supposed to be in the Aspie Tactile section, but there must have been an oversight.

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04 Nov 2005, 4:11 pm

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Being underwater. It's a shame I need to breathe, because I love being submerged.

I feel far less clumsy when swimming..

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04 Nov 2005, 4:56 pm

If I put on a heavy metal song and spin around in my chair punching at the world.

Going under a blanket.

Taking a shower or standing in the ocean on mushrooms.

The feeling after I've worked out to the point of exhausting my muscles and then I fall down and I feel numb.

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04 Nov 2005, 5:53 pm

Curling up in a warm blanket when it's cold. With my cat. Purring. And he has good breath for once. ((Never gonna happen.))

Listening to music while walking on a sunny, warm day. While carrying minimal baggage instead of my horrible backpack. And singing along, magically, without looking like an idiot. ((Never gonna happen.))

Eating mashed potatoes. At thanksgiving. With my mom telling horrible but hysterically funny jokes. And I actually don't choke on my drink as a result of this hilarity. And I get up the next day and find that I lost ten pound. ((Never gonna happen. If it does, I'll replace my scale.))

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04 Nov 2005, 6:21 pm

Serissa wrote:

Sophist wrote:

I'm not childish? But then why did I have to buy the Sponegbob pillow from the children's section???

Because it was misplaced. It was supposed to be in the Aspie Tactile section, but there must have been an oversight.

lol. how cool would that be?!

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04 Nov 2005, 9:31 pm

Serissa wrote:

Sophist wrote:

I'm not childish? But then why did I have to buy the Sponegbob pillow from the children's section???

Because it was misplaced. It was supposed to be in the Aspie Tactile section, but there must have been an oversight.

Aaaaaaaahhh... I knew that that pillow had to have been in the wrong section because I really wanted it and clearly I'm an adult. Now it makes sense. I didn't know KMart was so sensitive to the spectrum of needs of its customers... Well, I'll be. They've certainly made a regular customer outta me now!

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11 Dec 2005, 1:28 pm

Sophist wrote:

Serissa wrote:

Sophist wrote:

I'm not childish? But then why did I have to buy the Sponegbob pillow from the children's section???

Because it was misplaced. It was supposed to be in the Aspie Tactile section, but there must have been an oversight.

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11 Dec 2005, 1:33 pm

A non-fiction good book and mounds of chocolate, or a really fattening comfort-food meal.

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11 Dec 2005, 1:47 pm

A cabin in the woods far away from any highway, a feather bed with a down comforter, a fireplace with a roaring fire and a woodroom connected to the cabin with enough wood for the weekend. Someone familiar and warm (my kitten will suffice), a number of unread urban fantasy books (Charles de Lint, Stephen Dedman) or other good fiction (Tony Hillerman, James Alan Gardner, Ursula LeGuin). Lots of hot cocoa and eggnog, lots of good food, and no human intrusions like cell phones, land lines or wireless anything.
And of course, me there for the weekend.

Alternative: Hawaii or Vancouver in any way shape or fashion.

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12 Dec 2005, 2:01 pm

Something the texture of Elmlea Double Cream - but not the taste.

Absolute silence, ie no tinnitus - never going to happen.

Hot chocolate made with some Hazelnut spread and double cream, without feeling sick afterwards.

Certain kinds of tinsel.

The feeling of a Pirastro Tonica viola C string underneath my fingers - so soft!

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17 Dec 2005, 11:31 pm

cotton candy

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