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ghettoelleth



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PostPosted: Sat Oct 29, 2005 9:39 am    Post subject: Reply with quote

Viv wrote:
I am very proper and never have a wayward thought, so all comments on my raving prudishness are spot on.
Good lord Vivveh, that whopper is right up there with the 12some you had at the last meeting of the loyal order of the men of Numenor, you remember, right after the drunken fez dance? You have surely secured your place amongst us and probably a few levels lower. I shall wave from time to time. Hello
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PostPosted: Sat Oct 29, 2005 8:27 pm    Post subject: Reply with quote

Rhapsody wrote:
Currently many see me as a waddling penguin or duck. Well I also feel like a waddling penguin, because all elegance in walking is gone when your in third trimester...


Yet you still managed to charm two hotties at the bike shop. Pretty good for a waddling penguin! I'm not even pregnant and I waddle. Quack quack! hehe

I really don't know what people think about me. At work I was always the "go to" girl. As in, if there ever was a problem, they came to me. In high school I was the kinda person that had friends that were geeks, jocks, cheerleaders, band geeks, hellions, you name it. Very diverse group of friends yet I wasn't really popular. I knew a lot of people and vice versa but I didn't get nominated for things or have my door beat down for dates. I was the girl that was friends with the guys not in relationships with them. Many times the guy I secretly liked wasn't interested because I was "too good of a friend" for the guy to think of me romantically. As an adult I get along with most people and make friends easily but I have selected few that I am truly close to. My closest friends hopefully feel I am very loyal to them.

With ADHD I bet people think I'm a little spacey sometimes and overly hyper at others. Bounce I don't know why. Embarassed I'm smart enough to get by in most things but I'm not a genius on anything. You'll never hear me debating politics, economy, etc. and I have never read 99% of classic literature nor do I remember when the Civil War started but I can do my own taxes and balance my check book! Very Happy Basically I have enough sense to come in out of the rain. Shocked

And of course I am sweet and innocent. Angel

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ghettoelleth



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PostPosted: Sun Oct 30, 2005 1:17 am    Post subject: Reply with quote

hehe, I know why you were friends with the Chess Club. So which one were you Shmoo, Ally Sheedy or that spotty chick?

I've learned two things being friends with the Shmoo, the first being, ADD is a virus, and the second, being the mathematical equation for formulating weapon's grade plutonium and the one for splitting the atom in order to do a photo manip. in JASC Photoshop. But no, Shmoo has nothing of the savant about her. Rolling Eyes

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PostPosted: Sun Oct 30, 2005 9:33 am    Post subject: Reply with quote

Alassante wrote:
Rhapsody wrote:
Currently many see me as a waddling penguin or duck. Well I also feel like a waddling penguin, because all elegance in walking is gone when your in third trimester...


Yet you still managed to charm two hotties at the bike shop. Pretty good for a waddling penguin! I'm not even pregnant and I waddle. Quack quack! hehe


Well.. or they thought... let's be smart and not let that hormone bomb explode in our shop. Very Happy

I do have people commenting on me now, especially elder ladies give me that: ohh look how cute. Somehow they love to comment on me now. Maybe I should work on a scowl.

LuthienTinuviel wrote:

Congratulations on the new member of your family, Rhapsody! I love babies! =) Don't forget to post up some pictures for us ok?


I am not sure if hubby is comfortable with that Luthien, but thanks Big Hug Who knows.

I've always been that silent and observing girl during high school, not blending in with the popular groups, but had my own small group of friends. 90% of my time I spend with horses anyway Wink

On college I was always that person that asked the prof the questions nobody wanted to ask or know about Wink But if my fellow students wanted to know something, they asked me and I would figure it out.

I was pretty much involved with the Faculty, being a student member of the Faculty Board. At work I am that lady you can always ask a question, no matter what it is about (I read that yesterday in an article about our department).

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PostPosted: Sun Oct 30, 2005 2:42 pm    Post subject: Reply with quote

ghettoelleth wrote:
I've learned two things being friends with the Shmoo, the first being, ADD is a virus, and the second, being the mathematical equation for formulating weapon's grade plutonium and the one for splitting the atom in order to do a photo manip. in JASC Photoshop. But no, Shmoo has nothing of the savant about her. Rolling Eyes


Ghetto was my experience in a theory that ADHD could be caught through the internet. I bet she's really glad I didn't have an STD instead. Shocked I got the idiot part of the savant at least. hehe

Rhapsody wrote:
Well.. or they thought... let's be smart and not let that hormone bomb explode in our shop. Very Happy

I do have people commenting on me now, especially elder ladies give me that: ohh look how cute. Somehow they love to comment on me now. Maybe I should work on a scowl.


I got so mad when I was pregnant cause complete strangers wanted to touch my stomach. I told a women at Walmart to back off when she tried. Hey, I was 18 and hormonal - I had a massive attitude about it too. Evil or Very Mad

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PostPosted: Sun Oct 30, 2005 4:15 pm    Post subject: Reply with quote

Alassante wrote:

Ghetto was my experience in a theory that ADHD could be caught through the internet. I bet she's really glad I didn't have an STD instead. Shocked I got the idiot part of the savant at least. hehe


Well I have yet to see how you get an STD through the internet Wink

Alassante wrote:
Rhapsody wrote:

I do have people commenting on me now, especially elder ladies give me that: ohh look how cute. Somehow they love to comment on me now. Maybe I should work on a scowl.


I got so mad when I was pregnant cause complete strangers wanted to touch my stomach. I told a women at Walmart to back off when she tried. Hey, I was 18 and hormonal - I had a massive attitude about it too. Evil or Very Mad


I hope they are smart enough to do that. Hands off! All mine, well besides my better half, he got full access Wink

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PostPosted: Sun Oct 30, 2005 5:14 pm    Post subject: Reply with quote

She touched my hard drive, Rhaps.

Surefire cure for strangers touching your tummy while pregnant? Bolt cutters. After the first or second hand, it becomes preventative too. People see the blood and pieces of stranger on you and they back right off, amazing.

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PostPosted: Sun Oct 30, 2005 5:31 pm    Post subject: Reply with quote

ghettoelleth wrote:
She touched my hard drive, Rhaps.


M'Okaayyyy.... that explains a lot.

ghettoelleth wrote:

Surefire cure for strangers touching your tummy while pregnant? Bolt cutters. After the first or second hand, it becomes preventative too. People see the blood and pieces of stranger on you and they back right off, amazing.


LOL, I hope it won't get to that... pregnant ladies tend to forget about things and well to scare off your SO like that...

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PostPosted: Sun Oct 30, 2005 6:39 pm    Post subject: Reply with quote

Edited: I wrote about my life but deleated it when I got word that people all over the world were getting hurt, seems they were bored to sleep and falling off their chairs, Sleep so to keep from getting sued I deleated it.. Rolling Eyes
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PostPosted: Mon Oct 31, 2005 9:33 am    Post subject: Reply with quote

I'm the only person I know who was *happy* to find grey in her hair, cause I can finally prove I'm over 14!!! Nothing quite like short & round-cheeked to make people think you're a 'kid'...
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PostPosted: Mon Oct 31, 2005 2:01 pm    Post subject: Reply with quote

SilverMoonLady wrote:
I'm the only person I know who was *happy* to find grey in her hair, cause I can finally prove I'm over 14!!! Nothing quite like short & round-cheeked to make people think you're a 'kid'...


Like not being able to go into mum's gym for a coffee because I didn't have an adult to accompany me? Or being asked if I'm over 16 when I buy ibuprofen in Sainsbury's. Hehe. Maybe I should dye in some greys (or stop dying it all dark...) Laughing

SW (short and dorky looking most of the time, which is what I think causes it in my case)

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PostPosted: Mon Oct 31, 2005 3:28 pm    Post subject: Reply with quote

Lets just say I sympathize with the hobbits on more than one level... at 29 I still look like a 'kid', just like a certain Took... Very Happy
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PostPosted: Mon Oct 31, 2005 4:15 pm    Post subject: Reply with quote

SilverMoonLady wrote:
Lets just say I sympathize with the hobbits on more than one level... at 29 I still look like a 'kid', just like a certain Took... Very Happy


Well you're still a tweenager then.. No wonder!

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PostPosted: Mon Oct 31, 2005 5:41 pm    Post subject: Reply with quote

Hey, I get, you can't come in here little boy.

Not so short, Olive Oyly, boobless person.

I can see you Silver Loon Mady, standing under the counter on your tippy toes screaming, you see that grey hair buster, I'm old enough to be your mother, now give up the damn Oso Negro before someone gets hurt!!! ROFL

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PostPosted: Mon Oct 31, 2005 5:46 pm    Post subject: Reply with quote

SilverMoonLady wrote:
I'm the only person I know who was *happy* to find grey in her hair, cause I can finally prove I'm over 14!!!


*snort* I have been growing grey hair since 12 (runs in the family) and at the age of 22 people still think I'm a kid! I was renewing my gym subscritption the other day and the girl at the reception asked:

"So, would that make you 13 or 14, little one?"

It doesn't get any better at the hospital, where all the doctors decide they have to coo and pat the 'young one' on the head...

Grrrrr... Stupid child-face...

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