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takumi was a mistake and so are the S supports
I'm tired of everything
Things That Are on Your Mind
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TheRizardon
poog tnalp yknuhc
Been wondering why there aren't more persona games games
Fraxinus
chunky plant goop
It started raining. Yaayy~
selicyc
i never knew daylight could be so violent.
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- somewhere, I suppose.
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- a mystery inside of an enigma wrapped in a soft fuzzy blanket of I don't even know what
Good news, then! Persona 5 is currently in development and slated for a Q4 release in Japan, and TBA 2015 for the west.
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I don't understand my cat's fixation for sitting on pastry boxes. I could bring any old box home and she won't spare a passing glance at it, but the moment I set down a cake or a doughnut box, she immediately sits on it.
She's squashed a good many doughnuts and various cakes in this way.
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Snow Queen
Mannceaux Signature Collection
Gerudo pms
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- United States
Autoplay on Tumblr blogs is the vain of my existence.
Snow Queen
Mannceaux Signature Collection
Monstermmorpg posted another blog <3
Justac00lguy
BooBoo
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Tried benching 110kg without a spotter and it didn't go too well. Literally had to ask someone to help me. Bad day.
Mellow Ezlo
Spoony Bard
hnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnggggg
what is my life right now
this is too much to take in
ugh, why
yay, hypocritical vagueness ftw...
what is my life right now
this is too much to take in
ugh, why
yay, hypocritical vagueness ftw...
Fraxinus
chunky plant goop
I'm in a relatively good mood... I guess... but... at the same time... I feel awful. Hate it. Hate it hate it hate it. And the worst part is, I know why but can't do anything about it. Not to mention, there's a total lack of motivation to do anything.
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- United States
Getting myself a new laptop for my birthday will be so refreshing to me.
Literally had the following conversation today at work:
Me: So, let's see what I can do for patient's chemical burns. Protocol, protocol, protocol...
Fccking Stupid A** Coworker (FSAC): You can give her cool water. And some hydrocortisone for the itching.
Me: No, all I can give her per protocol is analgesics and cool water. I'll do some teaching with her after I get some meds.
FSAC: You can give her hydrocortisone cream, lotion, ointment, calamine lotion...
Me: ...? Where do you see that in the protocol?
FSAC: It's in the allergy protocol.
Me: ...That's a burn. Not an allergy.
FSAC: The bleach is causing her skin to break out in an allergic rash though!
Me: No! No it's not! Dude coworker, can you look at patient's hands with me?
Dude coworker: Uhhhhh *scared expression*
If you're so stupid, why the heck are you working PMs? You need to have a good head on your shoulders and be able to work independently and not be so stupid that you need reminders to breathe.
This is depressing because she's so stupid that it makes me a little frightened for my patients.
Me: So, let's see what I can do for patient's chemical burns. Protocol, protocol, protocol...
Fccking Stupid A** Coworker (FSAC): You can give her cool water. And some hydrocortisone for the itching.
Me: No, all I can give her per protocol is analgesics and cool water. I'll do some teaching with her after I get some meds.
FSAC: You can give her hydrocortisone cream, lotion, ointment, calamine lotion...
Me: ...? Where do you see that in the protocol?
FSAC: It's in the allergy protocol.
Me: ...That's a burn. Not an allergy.
FSAC: The bleach is causing her skin to break out in an allergic rash though!
Me: No! No it's not! Dude coworker, can you look at patient's hands with me?
Dude coworker: Uhhhhh *scared expression*
If you're so stupid, why the heck are you working PMs? You need to have a good head on your shoulders and be able to work independently and not be so stupid that you need reminders to breathe.
This is depressing because she's so stupid that it makes me a little frightened for my patients.
Fig
The Altruist
Just came out of a Project M tournament. At first my mom refused because she had things to do and she still doesn't accept playing video games for cash as the consequences are very risky if you don't advance throughout the tournament. I told her that I can come in first place as the reward was very promising. I was expecting at least 120+ people for the tournament, turns out it was more the triple than I imagined. Luckily there were many stations so that the tournament could run as fast as possible.
After a long and tiring six hours of brackets, I made it to Grand Finals from the Loser's Bracket against my rival Pablo and I knew I was in for a tough Grand Finals. I was barely able to reset the bracket with a 3-2 win for the first set. The second set was just as challenging if not harder than the first. I lost the first two games which means I had to win the next three in a row if I want to win. Someway somehow, I was able to overcome Pablo and won the set 3-2. Not only was I able to come back all the way from Loser's Brackets, but I was able to maintain my overall rank at #1, though of course Pablo is right behind at #2.
Finally, I ended my glorious victory by surprising my mother when I returned home. I brought over $260 in my winnings, easily enough to cover the rent for the month plus some extra money for me. I wasn't expecting my mom to cry, but I could tell she was being joyful about it. She later told me that she wasn't expecting a lot of cash in the tournament, neither was I but I'm not complaining. Now we don't have to worry about our financial problems for several weeks and it feels great to be debt-free. With the rent finally covered for the month, I can now be at peace for now. It's those moments of seeing my mom being happy that are worth it for all of the pain and suffering I have endured in my life.
After a long and tiring six hours of brackets, I made it to Grand Finals from the Loser's Bracket against my rival Pablo and I knew I was in for a tough Grand Finals. I was barely able to reset the bracket with a 3-2 win for the first set. The second set was just as challenging if not harder than the first. I lost the first two games which means I had to win the next three in a row if I want to win. Someway somehow, I was able to overcome Pablo and won the set 3-2. Not only was I able to come back all the way from Loser's Brackets, but I was able to maintain my overall rank at #1, though of course Pablo is right behind at #2.
Finally, I ended my glorious victory by surprising my mother when I returned home. I brought over $260 in my winnings, easily enough to cover the rent for the month plus some extra money for me. I wasn't expecting my mom to cry, but I could tell she was being joyful about it. She later told me that she wasn't expecting a lot of cash in the tournament, neither was I but I'm not complaining. Now we don't have to worry about our financial problems for several weeks and it feels great to be debt-free. With the rent finally covered for the month, I can now be at peace for now. It's those moments of seeing my mom being happy that are worth it for all of the pain and suffering I have endured in my life.