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i'll email you!

sweeet.

yes. so some horribly inconvenient time for you, probably (sorry).

p.s. if you can game saturday, 10/24, we could pick up where we left off on settling ruiz, too. please please please say yes.

i will be running a game tomorrow at 6 pm if you're available to join. it will be a little experimental, so you don't need a character.

hijack:

i've missed this.

also, the answer is "jack u off."

as gussie points out, walking can help, and exercise in general. good company often helps reduce my depressions, and, of course, writing (or other creative endeavors). none of these are easy, mind you, especially not during a bout of depression. but they can help.

old joke. letterman cracked wise about this before, except it was about the washington bullets (his joke was that to avoid associating with crime, they would simply be called "the bullets"). i'm sure others made similar jokes before him even.

i'm not saying it's not terrifying. i'm just saying the fact that he's an idiot won't stop him from being elected, necessarily.

no, best case scenario was five johnny vegases babbling incoherently at each other. i'm not saying sandy's a bad choice, but stephen is my one true love.

's been true of at least half of the presidents we've had, most recently george w. bush. never stopped the american public from voting for them anyway.

It's gonna take a lot to beat the democratic candidate

noooooooooooooooooooooo

this happens to me, too. i was always told it was because it made my sinuses expand.

p.s. i could watch michael rooker snap people's necks dispassionately 24/7.

a friend of my father's likes to tell a story which i assume is complete bullshit, but i love it anyway: