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What have you been thinking about recently?

I guess I'll start:

> Been thinking about ways to start a music career or at least kinda advance to a new level of playing and play much on public - after all, guitar is what I truly love
> Uni is exactly like school but 10 times worse.
> Deviantart.com is overrated
> Pink Floyd owns so much it's almost unbelievable
> Need - more - tings

If you've discovered something interesting lately, post here too! I would, but I can't come up with anything atm

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> I am still frustrated that I have heard no word about my library job
> There is a boil on my leg and I want it to go away
> I've had garlic ciabatta, it is nearly the same as garlic break, but as a ciabatta
> taking screenshots from Wii games is a pain in the arse

> One of my close friends suffers from dyslexia
> I suck so bad at geography
> You should never wear hoodies with shorts

And maybe some other minor stuff.

> How come loads of people fainted from the cervical cancer jag today? It wasn't painful...
> I need to buy some wellies.

> 13-14 yrs old was probably the best period in my life

The very youth doesn't count because I can't remember that.

> I wish they they would make a HPV jab for over 18s, and that England would drop down the minimum smear test age.
> I can't wait for my new bedroom to be done

> I'm so glad that I get 2 seperate weeks off in Autumn

> I've learned that immigrating to another country is a pain in the butt.
> I don't care what anyone says about the United States verses whatever other country's; no government in the world is perfect.

I was wondering why all of a sudden you lived in Canada. xD
> getting hungry again
> I just have a love hate relationship with the Raving Rabbids games, after playing quite a lot lately.

Phoenixan wrote: > I don't care what anyone says about the United States verses whatever other country's; no government in the world is perfect.

Of course not, but in Canada you get free health care.

Here too.

Here too, thanks to the NHS.

Yeah, we get that here too. The US is pretty much the only industrialised country in the world where you don't get it.

OK so there's this friend of mine in the US, she gets really sick and docs reckon she has lymphoma. They start chemo, but then they decide that she has an autoimmune disease instead. Her bill? Over 50,000 dollars, a good chunk of which is just for being in ER.

This is disgusting y/y?

I heard in some states you need to have an insurance card on you- if an ambulance comes along and realises you don't have one, then what?

I've been thinking about the nature of consciousness a lot lately. I find the idea of oblivion to be the worst thing imagineable.

At least I thing I knew about the Vaccine against Uterus Cancer is that normally the price of the vaccine is almost 500€, however I had it for free for already paying a lot to the "Social Security" I think...

spiraldoor wrote:I've been thinking about the nature of consciousness a lot lately. I find the idea of oblivion to be the worst thing imagineable.

Why? Once your dead, you won't mind.

Tobbe wrote:

spiraldoor wrote:I've been thinking about the nature of consciousness a lot lately. I find the idea of oblivion to be the worst thing imagineable.

Why? Once your dead, you won't mind.

And all of my memories and personality will be lost, I'll lose my ability to think, and I'll never do or experience anything ever again, for the rest of eternity.

So will each and every one of us. Tough luck.

> I still find bayeux tapestry funny.
http://whatport80.com/Image:Bayeuxhammertime.jpg