im pretty sure she doesnt wake up before noon on fridays from a hardcore night of bonbon binging. so i give it about 2 hours and 17 minutes.
*rob*”
Y*A*W*N*, S*T*R*E*T*C*H, Just checking in after a hard night up late eating bonbons, now must get ready for serial spa treatments, then spend 3 hours dressing for a glamorous dinner out, followed by more hardcore bonbon eating.
F*CK YOU, Rob. I actually have a LIFE. I was out with a friend, we met for breakfast and then went to soak up some culture at a museum. Idiot.
The obsessive/compulsive person has to first recognize that they are stuck in a loop of ruminative or loop thinking — around and around — bedbugs forever, for example. One needs to then interrupt the thought process — this is my brain playing a trick on me, I don’t need to think about bedbugs 24/7. I can think about something else. Roses. You then think about roses, or whatever, just get off the subject. You can get better at breaking the loop.
My sister became friends with a woman, who is now married to her brother in law. She has serious OCD. Like Monk.
It is heartbreaking. She really suffers.
Park Sloper, that was very funny!
I just got one of those joke emails that talks about how Baby Boomers and Gen X’ers grew up without things like cell phones and iPods, blah blah blah.
Enough already with that lame joke.
Sorry for stealing some of your sand, CGar.
🙂
Roses are red
Violets are blue
Bedbugs are scary
And peacocks are, too!
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I give it 17 minutes.
im pretty sure she doesnt wake up before noon on fridays from a hardcore night of bonbon binging. so i give it about 2 hours and 17 minutes.
*rob*”
Y*A*W*N*, S*T*R*E*T*C*H, Just checking in after a hard night up late eating bonbons, now must get ready for serial spa treatments, then spend 3 hours dressing for a glamorous dinner out, followed by more hardcore bonbon eating.
F*CK YOU, Rob. I actually have a LIFE. I was out with a friend, we met for breakfast and then went to soak up some culture at a museum. Idiot.
Dona, STOP IT!
I’m deathly afraid of roses!!
Look at that long post I made. Short posts. Short posts.
Cgar- they were sent to me anonymously by your good “friends.”
The obsessive/compulsive person has to first recognize that they are stuck in a loop of ruminative or loop thinking — around and around — bedbugs forever, for example. One needs to then interrupt the thought process — this is my brain playing a trick on me, I don’t need to think about bedbugs 24/7. I can think about something else. Roses. You then think about roses, or whatever, just get off the subject. You can get better at breaking the loop.
My sister became friends with a woman, who is now married to her brother in law. She has serious OCD. Like Monk.
It is heartbreaking. She really suffers.
“CGar- we ARE going to talk about Wakeeta…”
Ruh-roh!!! bxgrl, dear, have you SEEN the pictures (yet)???
[DAMN BIFF & LECHACAL AND THEIR PHONE CAMS!!!]
http://www.nytimes.com/interactive/2010/08/22/realestate/20100822scapes.html?ref=realestate#6
looks like atlantic yards.