Things that ruffle your feathers.

Quote: biggaginge

My complete lack of self control when it comes to food :-[

seconded.
never be skinny at this rate

also grease, knocked the drip tray off the george formby on the floor
complete b*st*rd to get up

Kung Fu > Jewdo.

Quote: Lemony_Zester

I know how to get him writing on the floor

I don't even own a pen, Poindexter.

(People who like making me feel embarrassed because they probably think i'm pathetic.)

Quote: Smashed_Strawberry

(People who like making me feel embarrassed because they probably think i'm pathetic.)

Hey missy! You're not pathetic! People probably aren't thinking anything like that, so don't think it about yourself!!


Ruffling my feathers...Being ill again. I seem to be ill alot lately and it worries me. I've been doing so well recovering from my M.E. and it seems that lately, I'm exhausted again everyday with alot of stomach problems. The house is a mess and I have work to do...But I don't have the energy.

Sarah xx

Lots of people are really lazy. I organised a big project, and people said they would do it. It is tomorrow, but they are really busy suddenly.
It really steams my broccoli!

:-[

Quote: scarlet

people in poker who raise before there are any cards on the table.

You've just got to be patient, Rox. If they want to raise the flop, fair play, let them buy the pot. If nobody calls their bets, they'll eventually get bored of doing it and leave the table. In the meantime, chances are you'll get dealt some good hole cards and can call their bluff when there's a higher probability of winning the hand.

Sometimes, the player raising the flop could have good pocket cards, so in that case, it's actually a good idea for them to play aggressively and force the weaker players out of the game. Just watch how people play and don't call for the sake of it.

Quote: little_blue_fox

Lots of people are really lazy. I organised a big project, and people said they would do it. It is tomorrow, but they are really busy suddenly.
It really steams my broccoli!

:-[

I know that feeling. People can be no fun

Quote: biggaginge

Im still in work.

Ouch!
You have my sympathy

oooh eh ooh ah ah ting tang walla walla bing bang.

I used to excel. Studied two years ahead throughout primary school, but that's irrelevant now.

Though I got a B at A-Level, I'm increasingly eluded now. It's the most populous lecture, hence most impersonal, hence I can get left behind if I don't get something. And that's most things now. Then I scribble everything out and write "Can't.", "No." or "Too stupid for University."

It doesn't help that the course runs with the heavy prerequisite of studying another particular (easier) course alongside, and us eight Music Tech students are not doing so, though we'll do that next year. Just us.

Anyway, decided I need to e-mail the head of the course because I'm getting nothing from the lectures at all and the tutorials seem no more useful. Though I did run away from the last one in anxiety-shyness-panic. I need the textbook that I never knew how to get, a quick talk about the parts that are getting me down (because I think I half-recognise them, they're just in a new form), and to be able to talk to the other guys so I'm not left behind. Hopefully this e-mail will bring the former two. It just takes a lot of guts...