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'Parrently they used to be sold over here in the UK but they didn't sell to well so they've either stopped selling them or they're just REALLY hard to buy. At least that's what my sister said. How're you today?

haha yeah i f-ing hated them too, but i graduated and i dont have to worry about them anymore...

It must be possible not to know what one is, as I do not know what I am. I am very sore right now, and my joints probably need to be oiled. Ah, life. I would write, but I have several other things to process at the moment. Hopefully your writing picks up now that you are done with exams.

HEy!!!! what's goin on....girly...i'm talking to you on yahoo YAY!!!!!

I was reading a story on here and it mentioned them, but I got really confused! lol.

I am not a robot, although it is possible that I am a machine. I am not sure. I forced myself to write the other day and I was at least content with the work, even though I did not love it.

yeah i guess you could say that. i love to read when i get the time, but im really busy these days, between keeping up with guard weekends and work and my band and trying to get my truck running- i hardly have any time to go to parties and hang out on my days off...but i read anytime i get the chance

hahaha yeah...another really good book by him is Desperation...or Christine...my favorite is Hearts in Atlantis...if it were my opinion though, i would read The Green Mile first...and then look for the other ones...that is also a really awesome book...its my favorite right under Hearts in Atlantis...and theyre all by Stephen King....oh and btw i know i spelt his name wrong on my last message, but i was really tired and didnt bother to correct it, thanks for noticing, though...but yeah definitely start reading those books. Dean Koontz is also really good too, but i dont read much of him now...just thought id throw all that out there, and i hope you read those books, because i did and i dont regret it one bit

Ah, I have not specified as to my humanity. Although I do know that my humanity is not at all related to whether or not I am a person. My inability to write at the moment is stifling.

I am Not A Person. Whatever that speaks to you, that is what I am. Hopefully, the dripping will decide to become a flood and I will finally have a story on my hands.

im not really sure but im actually thinkin of writing a mystery/drama with a little sci-fi thrown in....kinda like some of steven kings books if youve ever read them

I just thought up a name for a book....but i was too busy working at the time....so i tried to remember it as best as i can so i can write it down when i went on break....and thats when i forgot it again....but it was a really catchy title in my opinion....sucks....:( well i just got off work so i gotta go to bed...ttul

That you find my method of conversation to your pleasure is a source of good feelings to me. I wish you increased productivity after your examinations. My writing is dripping out at a rather dismal rate, as I attempt to make some points easily understandable to the masses.

yeah im getting the snake bite (ring on both sides of the bottom lip)....and my friend cecilia is doin it for me...but yeah thanks for the advice i have a little notebook i carry around with me to work and such and i write stuff down, and it does help alot...

I am contented that you like my fan picture. I have a far superior photo in my possession that I took, but was unable to load to this site. I had wanted to see August Rush, but never had the time. I am functioning properly, although somewhat more slowly than usual considering the time (nearly midnight). I am running out of steam, it seems. How is your writing coming (considering this is a writing community, I thought I would ask)?

sorry it took me so long to comment back....i got really busy with work and the band...im getting my lip pierced

I am puzzled that you perceive me to be interesting. I have said very little about myself. How are you?

yeah but it went by really fast....one second im getting my head shaved and uniforms issued.....and the next second im in a formation in my class a's and getting the title as a soldier on graduation day....and that was the best feeling in the world, when the drill sergeant looked every one of us in the eye and shook our hand, its a feeling of such huge pride that my chest felt like it might explode....plus those class a's look damn good on anyone who wheres them XD but enough about that i need some help....im going to start a new story, any good ideas on where to begin?

OH! Fruit loops = cereal. Got it. They don't exsist in the UK, so I had no idea! lol. Ooh, exams. Just make sure you do, unlike me, revise, and revise the morning before the tests and ask the teacher is you don't understand something. Oh, and sleep. Sleep is good. Oh! So is breakfast. lol. Just don't do what a) my sister did, and answer 1 question and fall asleep or b) what I've done before, and get a really odd song like 'Purple Rain' or something stuck in your head in the exam. Oh, and remember to concentrate. Uh, as you can tell, I'm not the best advice-giver. You'll be fine though, you're clever and for subjuects like Geography, just learn all the facts the work back to understand them. Or just stop at learning them. lol. Oh, and make sure you pen won't run out during the exam. That happened to me once, the pen just broke and I spent the next five minutes fixing it!

in basic training we went on 5 to 10 mile runs in the mornings, and if we werent doing that we were down on the ground, getting sweaty and covered with sand, doing pushups, situps, mountain climbers, pullups, flutter kicks, side strattle hops ( you know them as jumping jacks) and other excercises for about 2 hours straight....from 4:30 to 6:30 in the morning....every day for almost 3 months....and then we would go eat and come back and take showers and sometimes we went to classes or out to the shooting range, but if we werent doing that than we were in the barracks cleaning weapons and bathrooms and straightening our bunks....all the time. not to mention the yelling. it was constant all the time...and sometimes you might find two or three drill sergeants yelling at you at the same time, and you have to make sure you answer all of them, or they might think your not paying attention and yell at you more....and the food was great at first, but after 9 weeks of the same stuff every day and also having only a limited time to eat it, i hated it.
but ive been through it and i guess i sound crazy and all, but i want to go back. i loved basic training.....after i looked past all the mental and physical stuff, it was a really good experience, and when i came back all my friends said i changed, i stood up taller and straighter, walked faster, and my eyes were always alert...basic training changed my life and im proud to be a soldier