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Confess something that might surprise others or damage your reputation on JUB - 2012

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Huntneo(PT) said:
Well...before someone comes at me with accusations of being afraid...I will say that the person I am talking about ^there^ is Lex.
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i figured that. :lol: i have to disagree with you right there though. lex is funny.
 
Haha,refuji is funny and nice guy :D
And the fact that he's always into some kind of trouble is also funny :D
 
JohannBessler said:
The thing is, the Internet is a lousy place to judge a personality. It's like reading just one page out of a book, and trying to deduce its plot.

Very many times, I've gotten surprised. In the beginning, I thought of Loki as a bad-ass, but last year he chose to show a softer side. It made me see more a three-dimensional picture of him, and now I find him quite interesting. He always has an audience with me.

Similarly, our Lex comes across online as a man with a character of congenial loquacity. But in real life, according to some who have met him, he's quite a reticent man--a man who is difficult to warm up to in the beginning.

I myself come across as a raging bitch sometimes, especially when you bring up my demon, politics. But in real life, I can be quite timid (a trait that I despise about myself), and am never the first guy to start talking.

RJ himself has implied that his offline personality is very different from his online one. Online, he pulls no punches--you never have a shred of a doubt about his opinion. But in person, he says, he oftentimes won't look you in the eye.

So you never know.
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You are smart :-)
 
Oh,and the last confession for today....
Apart from tomorrow,I'll show you I'm not just a bimbo,but I also can behave when I want to.
No more draming,fighting,cynical comments.

No more Waffles! ;)
 
JohannBessler said:
RJ and others:

Anybody remember this commercial? Speaking of my twisted sense of humor...I laughed for half an hour when I saw this commercial the first time:
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That commercial was cute... the first 20 times I saw it. Then they WAY over did it, and I got pretty sick of seeing the talking baby.

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Sex Kitten said:
Indeed,but we are on an american forum ;)
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I've found, at least in my opinion, there are more people on here from outside the US than within.
 
JohannBessler said:
Exactly correct, Loki.

The brain prioritizes REM sleep, so when somebody develops sleep deprivation, and then finally gets some sleep, he'll go into REM first.

Hence your woodie.
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I know pretty much for a fact that I go into REM sleep immediately, even if I have no sleep deprivation at all. I know this from times when something may wake me up a mere 5 or 10 minutes after I went to sleep - perhaps a phone call, or a train horn, or mice making noises - and I am **ALWAYS** aware that I was dreaming about something already.

The same thing happens on days that I just want to be a little bit lazy, and I'll stay in bed a little while past the time I'm entirely caught up on sleep, and I'll drift in and out for perhaps another hour, waking up every few or 15 minutes, etc. In those cases I am ALSO ALWAYS aware that I was dreaming.

It would be interesting if I did some sleep experiments with brain monitors, to see if I am truly experiencing constant REM sleep. Certainly I am shattering the "rule" that it takes about 90 minutes for the first REM sleep of the night.

JohannBessler said:
(PS you don't mind if I call you Razzie, do you? I find it much easier to type than your full screen name.)
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THEN you went ahead and typed out a long sentence, which took about 20 times as much effort as the difference between typing out Razzie versus RazorzEdge88... :p
 
JohannBessler said:
RJ and others:

Anybody remember this commercial? Speaking of my twisted sense of humor...I laughed for half an hour when I saw this commercial the first time:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3kUGmG_EOUc
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believe it or not, i actually thought this commercial was quite creepy and offensive. i actually got pissed when i saw it. there was just saying about trying to make a baby an adult that rubbed me the wrong way.
 


getting bit by the creativity bug tonight.

i thought about taking out the words "crossfire" and changing it to "alpha 5". you know, the power ranger character.

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so it would be.

alpha 5
you'll get caught up in the..
alpha 5 (oohhhhhhh)
alpha 5 (oohhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh!)
AAAALLLLPPPPPHHHHHHHHHHAAAAAAAAAA FFFIIIVVVEEEEEEEEEEEEEE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! WHUH!!!!!!!!!

then i thought about changing over the hook of usher's burn to wait your turn.

wait your turn, wait your turn, gotta wait your turn. the randomness is killing me.

by the way, alpha 5 reminds me of my fourth grade teacher. she always used to say iy-yi-yi when something went front just like alpha 5.
 
So excitd!Today I started with my riding horse classes,and though I almos can't feel my legs right now,I'm so damn happy!
And the instructor is hot,such a shame he's married :( But than again,I already have my professor :-)

Me on a horse (!)

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Last night I installed a new programmable thermostat to for my furnace, now it won't turn on :confused:. In Canada. In winter.
Damn.
 
I'm obsessed with saying: "she's wetter than a school girl on shore leave" which makes little sense but it is what it is.
 
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