It's less personal, and then add #badday and it's more generic.

I was wondering that. I kinda love stupid things people say, but I have feeling they would tweet them themselves, so maybe it's not as bad... Moral compass where are you? I facebooked a woman talking about this egg diet that made her super hungry and throw up. I was drinking a Kale smoothie, maybe I was doing it wrong?

I'm not sure how I feel about this. I live tweet things, but never the person's name. I usually try to make it less personal for comic value, or name them "Mr. Drunk, Ms.Cellphone, Captain Snooze, Dr. Moron" I also tend to avoid personal moments. Breaking up is awful, do we really need to make someone's private pain…

My immediate response "Are you fucking kidding me? This is what we waste out time worrying about?"
Then the realization that yes unfortunately people have issues with this.

I've started to take pictures of notes that students send me, so when I am having a bad day and think I am terrible at everything I can flip through them.

Huh, now I need to play IX to find out about Vivi.

lol I misread this. I thought finished fast was talking about grad school, and that he quit or made lazy work.... Someone here probably thinks about grad school too much...

+1 internets. /this made me smile.

Watch out for high Armour Penetration ratings (they weren't nerfed!) and if I remember from the previous patch notes, attacks from behind have a high crit.

My mom and I love watching the public proposals of any kind get rejected. I like attention for doing a good job or being in a play, but when it has to do with anything remotely personal or about feelings I need it to be private.

What about easy to pronounce names that people butcher. Like Dana or Diana, become Dan and Diane, Deanna? Or assholes who take names like Jill, and John, and call them Gillian and Jonathan, because they think there's more to their name than there actually is.

I have some of them, one was suspiciously 'appended' shortly after I requested it. It's a little different in Canada. From what I've been told at a malpractice seminar it's about a 33% chance of winning a malpractice case. If you win, it's likely to be overturned in appeals court. Canadians favour doctors over…

oooooooo I don't know, both are good... Now I have to think about it and sing both.

50 DKP MINUS!!! WHELPS! WHAT THE FUCK!???

Gahhhhhhh!!! It hurts my brain! Ahhhhh. I knew it was bad, but fuck. I debated sending them jars of my blood or simply refusing to wear any protection and coming in as it. Then writing in my own blood "So is this psychosomatic?"

WTF??? O.O Wow, just wow. That's awful.. My gyno giggled when I asked why it was I had pain during sex both penetrative and non-penetrative. My thoughts were "Are you fucking kidding me?" It's not the same, but wow I get your frustration.

I unfortunately know that. It sucks. Then you tell them how quickly you go through an overnight pad they think you are lying. It's a nightmare. I hope you got some where and some one listened to you.

I'm 100% on your side. It's absolutely sickening. My words aren't coming to me, no coffee yet, but "gaahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh!!!!!!"

Me too. It's one of the reasons this statement annoyed me. Maybe if we talk loud enough, or talk quietly and get a really big stick, something will change?

Yes and no. The whole thing messed me up a bit. So I'm now on the mental health arc for PTSD, so they really made me 'hysterical.'