The Whining and Bitching Thread
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Wolves83
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My air bed went flat in the middle of the night so I feel like a bag of sore shit.
Also Krig's band should play this:
Also Krig's band should play this:
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I went to a few Tim Hortons in Quebec last time me and my family went on our drive to Nova Scotia... I got dirty looks at most of them, just for ordering in English (my knowledge of Quebecois is near non-existent... something I should probably remedy but I can't be arsed currently).
The Ozzman
Melted by feels
Zephyrus
Tyrants and Slaves
Wolves83
Nordland III
same deal with me.
Sometimes i'd make my order in english and just get these "looks" like as if I did something fuckin wrong.
I think lot of the french ppl here are little fucking too anal about the language issue and think that we as anglophones have some kinda secret agenda against them like plotting to overthrow their fucking language or something. ffs.
Matt
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Question for all you people. Have you ever broken up with someone (or been broken up with, mutually seperated) for reasons outside of your control? If so, how did you go about doing it? Do you suddenly cease all communication and basically block the person out of your life? Or do a gradual type thing?
The Ozzman
Melted by feels
I have never done it, but if it's outside anyone's control, I don't see why all communication should cease if you still care about each other.
Zephyrus
Tyrants and Slaves
My first girlfriend ended the relationship pretty early on, citing that she "just wasn't feeling it." It was tough to accept, and the next few months absolutely sucked emotionally because I was completely caught off guard. In fact it wasn't until I got with my now current girlfriend of two years that I came out of that episode.
In terms of "blocking out" I had no choice since we were both Classics majors in a lot of the same classes. We tried to be friends but there was an unspoken tension going on. But once I got a new girlfriend we became good friends very quickly, especially after she got a new boyfriend herself a couple months later.
And counter to all your cynicism, sharing a house with said ex-girlfriend has worked out wonderfully, and it's looking like I may go in on a house with her (and of course my gf) yet again. We're best of friends. Though it helps that she has another boyfriend herself.
In terms of "blocking out" I had no choice since we were both Classics majors in a lot of the same classes. We tried to be friends but there was an unspoken tension going on. But once I got a new girlfriend we became good friends very quickly, especially after she got a new boyfriend herself a couple months later.
And counter to all your cynicism, sharing a house with said ex-girlfriend has worked out wonderfully, and it's looking like I may go in on a house with her (and of course my gf) yet again. We're best of friends. Though it helps that she has another boyfriend herself.
The Ozzman
Melted by feels
Mine ended it after 8 months and cited that we were 'too different' and then she wanted to be friends afterward. I ceased communicating with here purely because she broke up with me over text message and I figured that if she was going to do something like that then she didn't care about me in the first place.
I found out later that my parents didn't like her at all. There were issues with both parties in the relationship, but she was unwilling to compromise on things and relationships are all about compromise.
I found out later that my parents didn't like her at all. There were issues with both parties in the relationship, but she was unwilling to compromise on things and relationships are all about compromise.
Matt
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Yeah, I'm in a similar position right now, except I wasn't broken up with...we had been in a long distance type relationship, seeing each other every few weeks, which sucked ass to begin with. Now he's moving to Germany, so we thought it best to separate, or 'suspend indefinitely' if we ever want to get back together...problem is, I was in favor of a more gradual approach to our separation, but we ended up doing something a lot less gradual, which makes it hurt a lot more
Zephyrus
Tyrants and Slaves
I think this is a situation where logic can overrule emotions. It should be much easier to accept when you two are thousands of miles apart than my situation where we were not only at the same school but the same major.
Matt
Active Member
Oh I've been in your situation before too, which is awful and can linger on endlessly until you find someone else. We had been together for quite a bit long and had formulated quite a few plans for our future, which makes it even more crushing that it had to end that way. And logically, yes, it would make sense to end it and move on, but when it comes to things like this I'm more prone to going with how I feel rather than what may seem best on the surface.
Der Morgenstern
Trailer Park Bacchus
Quebecois are an ignorant, backwards lot and I find it amusing they view the rest of Canada as being the narrow-minded, evil, sinister Anglophiles who are out to eradicate their culture and language. Quebecois is also farmer French and sounds like a language the fucking peasants speak.
unknown
fuck ftagn
he's gay. he's mentioned this several times in varying threads
Were you listening to the Dude's story, WAIF?
Were you listening to the Dude's story, WAIF?
Einherjar86
Active Member
^ Nazi alert!
No one else thought that was funny? Jesus Christ, she's a fucking English teacher!
It's pretty easy once you get the hang of it. It helps to imagine the answer:
"Racism against who?" "Racism against he."
Obviously, "he" in this situation is grammatically incorrect. You would say "Racism against him."
Whenever you're uncertain about whether to use "who" or "whom," insert pronouns into the sentence. If it's proper to use "he" or "she," use "who;" if it's proper to use "him" or "her," use "whom."
Example:
"I'm supposed to give this file to whom?"
Replace "whom" with a pronoun; "I'm supposed to give this file to he" is incorrect; you would replace it with "him," which is why you use "whom."
"Who is getting sued?"
The anwer is "he" or "she" is getting sued, which is why you use "who."
He's like a child that wanders into the middle of a movie...
The Ozzman
Melted by feels
I had to confirm with Mathias, too. I think he as hiding it until the repeal of don't ask, don't tell just for his own security of being able to stay in the military
