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Vampire tonight. As I have one hell of a headcold and have been zonked on cold medicine since last night, game might be kind of interesting. With any luck I can keep my head and not turn into a blithering, zoned out idiot.

Oh, wait. I think it's a little late for that.

I really hope I don't get killed tonight.

It's really hot out. It's 90-something, and I'm nattering around in a sweatshirt and sniffling. What the fuck is wrong with that picture?

I had more thoughts than this, but my brain is a puddle of goo, so screw it. I can't even remember them now.

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Vampire tonight. As I have one hell of a headcold and have been zonked on cold medicine since last night, game might be kind of interesting. With any luck I can keep my head and not turn into a blithering, zoned out idiot.

Oh, wait. I think it's a little late for that.

I really hope I don't get killed tonight.

It's really hot out. It's 90-something, and I'm nattering around in a sweatshirt and sniffling. What the fuck is wrong with that picture?

I had more thoughts than this, but my brain is a puddle of goo, so screw it. I can't even remember them now.

*Grabs time, slits throat*

I'm just sitting here, waiting for pizza. After that, Dad's giving me a lift to Fairmount.

Dance.net is vastly amusing. The grammar mistakes are horrible- you can tell that these are a lot of teenagers who spend way more time in a studio than they do on their English homework. There are also a lot of people who have English as a second language, and their grammar mistakes can be forgiven- but damn, they have some of the funniest posts. Not intentionally, of course.

*picture of dancer doing an arabesque en pointe*

Dancer 1: OMG look at her vrist!!!
Dancer A: I don't see anything strange about it.
Dancer B: ...? huh ?
Dancer C: it looks okay shes holding a vase though
Dancer 6: I think she means "arch." "Vrist" is Norwegian for "arch."

The dancers rejoiced. I learned a new Norwegian word. Everyone went home happy and full of cotton candy.

*Grabs time, slits throat*

I'm just sitting here, waiting for pizza. After that, Dad's giving me a lift to Fairmount.

Dance.net is vastly amusing. The grammar mistakes are horrible- you can tell that these are a lot of teenagers who spend way more time in a studio than they do on their English homework. There are also a lot of people who have English as a second language, and their grammar mistakes can be forgiven- but damn, they have some of the funniest posts. Not intentionally, of course.

*picture of dancer doing an arabesque en pointe*

Dancer 1: OMG look at her vrist!!!
Dancer A: I don't see anything strange about it.
Dancer B: ...? huh ?
Dancer C: it looks okay shes holding a vase though
Dancer 6: I think she means "arch." "Vrist" is Norwegian for "arch."

The dancers rejoiced. I learned a new Norwegian word. Everyone went home happy and full of cotton candy.