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fuck ftagn
a few of my friends have recently married or had kids or become aunts/uncles, and it's all they fucking talk about. I can't wait to get married and have babies and bombard people with pictures of my spawn
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a few of my friends have recently married or had kids or become aunts/uncles, and it's all they fucking talk about. I can't wait to get married and have babies and bombard people with pictures of my spawn
Cronopio
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You gotta play the game. Although every damn child looks the same, you have to at least nod politely when they croon "OH AIN'T HE THE MOST ADOOOOOOORABLE THING YOU EVER SAW?"
SentinelSlain
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My girlfriends sister is so annoying. I get food today for me and my girlfriend, and she comes over from next door expecting that me and the girlfriend feed her and her boyfriend. This girl is 20 and has never had a job for more than two weeks, and has no intention of getting another. She parties every second day, and costs her mother a fortune, and still expects more. Fucking useless cunt. I wanna headbutt this bitch in the ovaries.
Dak
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I think you mean "My sister's girlfriend" right? I mean you may be a swell chap and all on the inside, but do you actually deny your hideous nature unfit for mammal mating rituals? I am here to help, m8
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fuck ftagn
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damnromulans
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Sounds like a plan.
Everyone has different priorities. Some people want to have a nice wedding, other people just want as many kids as they can physically have, and me? All I want is a three month-long honeymoon to the South Pacific from which I never, ever return.
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Funerary_Doom
My head is bloody, but unbowed.
So to add on to my New Year Resolution, I need to help get my mom in better health. She was diagnosed with diabetes last week, and her cholesterol was really high. She doesn't understand the concept of exercise as she thinks her everyday chores of walking to and from work constitutes as exercise. She also doesn't understand you cannot have rice and peas with oxtail for every meal. What a challenge. :/
I bought quinoa the other day and had to trick her into believing it was rice for her to eat it. Oh dear.
I bought quinoa the other day and had to trick her into believing it was rice for her to eat it. Oh dear.
viewerfromnihil
Vein-Marbled Tower
Unfortunately, that's pretty common. People don't like lifestyle changes. I see patients from the pharmacy who are diabetic, have high cholesterol, and/or high blood pressure at the local fast food joints or pushing around carts full of frozen food and canned food pretty frequently.
Matt
Active Member
Signed up for health insurance this morning. Hopefully I get a real jerb soon so I can actually afford to pay for it.
Dak
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I assume that "frozen food" is TV dinners and not mere frozen veggies or chicken.
Jimmy... Dead.
contemplative curmudgeon
Sounds like a plan.
and me? All I want is a three month-long honeymoon to the South Pacific from which I never, ever return.
If this description included you getting into threesomes with your significant other, and letting him get some strange side; you might be describing heaven.
viewerfromnihil
Vein-Marbled Tower
Correct, that's what I meant. I haven't quite shaken my grocery store dialect from my first job.
Funerary_Doom
My head is bloody, but unbowed.
Black Orifice: It's really strange. You'd think one would prefer quality of life (or just life in general) to just being sick all the time. My neighborhood is getting better with this, but there are a lot of neighborhoods that are just complete food deserts. There's McDonald's and Chinese food for restaurant options, and the supermarket is filled with nothing but sugar and salt. It's no wonder why people have little energy.
viewerfromnihil
Vein-Marbled Tower
This isn't the case for diabetics, but people with high blood pressure and high cholesterol can inexpensively take medications to treat their conditions without changing their diet and taking up exercising. Of course, this isn't the case for all such medications, say if the prescribing doctor has expensive tastes or if the patient has not met adequate results from the relatively inexpensive alternatives, and dosages will need to be increased overtime, but for the most part people with these conditions can delay serious health events, such as heart attacks or what have you, while continuing to lead unhealthy lifestyle, ultimately making the serious health event inevitable. That's not to say that this is the case for all patients on these medications - such health problems are often genetic - but it does bring up an interesting question over medical treatment.
For example, if one suffering from these medical conditions does follow in the aforementioned manner, unquestionably they will be placed on more and more medications, thus costing more and more money, but it really just turns into a rather expensive manner of delaying a serious health event, which is significantly more expensive and, if the event doesn't prove deadly, will result the prescribing of more, and probably expensive brand names, medication. Given the prevalence of these occurrences in the United States, it's not really surprising that health care costs are so expensive.
That said, I can't really say that I'm healthy either. Though my diet isn't that bad, I drink more than I probably should and I don't exercise whatsoever nor do I have an interest in doing so. Genetically, I'm lucky, but we'll see if that lasts as the decades go by. Perhaps being confronted with tacking on a few pounds would convince me to change, since I've never close to exceeding 10% body fat. On the bright side, I believe that food choice in the country has improved a lot and certainly people are becoming more aware of these problems, and though some disagree, I think awareness can make a big difference -- if not for the current adult generation, then for the next.
For example, if one suffering from these medical conditions does follow in the aforementioned manner, unquestionably they will be placed on more and more medications, thus costing more and more money, but it really just turns into a rather expensive manner of delaying a serious health event, which is significantly more expensive and, if the event doesn't prove deadly, will result the prescribing of more, and probably expensive brand names, medication. Given the prevalence of these occurrences in the United States, it's not really surprising that health care costs are so expensive.
That said, I can't really say that I'm healthy either. Though my diet isn't that bad, I drink more than I probably should and I don't exercise whatsoever nor do I have an interest in doing so. Genetically, I'm lucky, but we'll see if that lasts as the decades go by. Perhaps being confronted with tacking on a few pounds would convince me to change, since I've never close to exceeding 10% body fat. On the bright side, I believe that food choice in the country has improved a lot and certainly people are becoming more aware of these problems, and though some disagree, I think awareness can make a big difference -- if not for the current adult generation, then for the next.
