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One time a turtle conned me into peeing in every third can in six packs of Coca-Cola at Wal-Mart. I guess he was a "Pepper".
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One time a turtle conned me into peeing in every third can in six packs of Coca-Cola at Wal-Mart. I guess he was a "Pepper".
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Dear [SuperHeroHype]
What is another word for thesaurus?
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What is another word for thesaurus?
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Star Wars is teh suck
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Star Wars is teh suck
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I often think about my cousin Chuck. He would always get his pants caught on the barbed wire fence. I suppose I should have helped him get away from that giant scorpion all those years ago. I remember it was a bad time to eat oysters. No R in the month, you know.
Oh well he's dead.
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I often think about my cousin Chuck. He would always get his pants caught on the barbed wire fence. I suppose I should have helped him get away from that giant scorpion all those years ago. I remember it was a bad time to eat oysters. No R in the month, you know.
Oh well he's dead.
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If The Blob was standing on a planet made of unbreakable Uru, could Juggernaut knock him down?
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If The Blob was standing on a planet made of unbreakable Uru, could Juggernaut knock him down?
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I have an oily nose, AND an oily ass crack. Baby, I'm gonna live forever!
Bill
I have an oily nose, AND an oily ass crack. Baby, I'm gonna live forever!
Bill
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I've often thought of dressing up like Felix the Cat and going to kids parties. They'd ask me to dig into my Bag of Tricks and then I'd bring out a fetal pig. I figure if anyone is going to teach them about life and death at the same time, it would definately be Felix.
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I've often thought of dressing up like Felix the Cat and going to kids parties. They'd ask me to dig into my Bag of Tricks and then I'd bring out a fetal pig. I figure if anyone is going to teach them about life and death at the same time, it would definately be Felix.
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Maybe you should put an add on CBS during the Tournament. It's always good to get the name out there.
And I'd really like to see a Hyper mascot on the sideline.
I'm just sayin'.
[Franklin Richards]
Maybe you should put an add on CBS during the Tournament. It's always good to get the name out there.
And I'd really like to see a Hyper mascot on the sideline.
I'm just sayin'.
[Franklin Richards]
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I wonder how many people sit at their computers naked while posting here.
With Love, Apoc
I wonder how many people sit at their computers naked while posting here.
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Dear [SuperHeroHype]
I am writing because I desperately need help with a problem that has begun to affect my work. I am gainfully employed at a powerful computer software company in the Northwest.
The problem hampering my success is that I'm plagued by paralyzing feelings of low self-esteem. I've sought professional counseling, and my doctor has told me that a great way to overcome my attacks of anxiety about my abilities and my own very person is to say something soothing. Working with my doctor, I decided that offering myself empowering reassurances to myself would be very helpful. I started out with simple things like "You'll get through this" or "There isn't a problem you can't solve".
These exercises work well. As a matter of fact, they probably work a little too well. I've reacted to them like a drug; when confronted about an idea I've presented in a meeting, I'm finding that I'm completely dependent on yelling "I'm the man!" at the top of my lungs. When questioned by more than two people simultaneously, I will jump on my desk and scream: "I will bury you all!". During my performance review, just as I got my bonus numbers, I blurted out: "I'm the baddest in the land!" to quell the fear that was rising inside me.
I'm afraid I'm becoming the Muhammed Ali of software development. The reactions of my coworkers are just as bad as you might suspect: I'm shunned, nobody eats lunch with me, and I get uncontroversial but boring and tedious assignments.
I'm hoping you can offer some advice which will help me overcome this problem without crushing my fragile ego in the process.
Bullets
I am writing because I desperately need help with a problem that has begun to affect my work. I am gainfully employed at a powerful computer software company in the Northwest.
The problem hampering my success is that I'm plagued by paralyzing feelings of low self-esteem. I've sought professional counseling, and my doctor has told me that a great way to overcome my attacks of anxiety about my abilities and my own very person is to say something soothing. Working with my doctor, I decided that offering myself empowering reassurances to myself would be very helpful. I started out with simple things like "You'll get through this" or "There isn't a problem you can't solve".
These exercises work well. As a matter of fact, they probably work a little too well. I've reacted to them like a drug; when confronted about an idea I've presented in a meeting, I'm finding that I'm completely dependent on yelling "I'm the man!" at the top of my lungs. When questioned by more than two people simultaneously, I will jump on my desk and scream: "I will bury you all!". During my performance review, just as I got my bonus numbers, I blurted out: "I'm the baddest in the land!" to quell the fear that was rising inside me.
I'm afraid I'm becoming the Muhammed Ali of software development. The reactions of my coworkers are just as bad as you might suspect: I'm shunned, nobody eats lunch with me, and I get uncontroversial but boring and tedious assignments.
I'm hoping you can offer some advice which will help me overcome this problem without crushing my fragile ego in the process.
Bullets
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