What are you whining about RIGHT NOW?!

[Eli_Ayase]

^ Seriously? Wow...
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I'm whining about the lack of ideas for art ._.

[Shadowfax]

About the fact that work tried to make me feel guilty for working a half day today ¬_¬ They said I could last week! Ugh.

[Carl]

The fact I'm so pathetic. It's so ironic and laughable that I'm like this actually.

[Lauren]

Look lady, JUST PLEASE STOP CALLING MY HOUSE! I cannot pick up the phone until they get home because they will be able to handle what you're asking me to do when I actually have no idea what to do. Just let mom handle it when they get home and then she can find that copy of the bill or whatever you want. I don't know where their bills/copies are kept, so yeah! I cannot stay on the line until they get home and I won't! I had to remove all the phone batteries because of you calling me!

[Carl]

I hate myself.

[Daenerys]

^ Nuu :c *huggles*

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I'm whining about the fact that I'm getting sick again.. And I really can't be because I've gotten notices from the administrators warning me about being absent for so many days.. And that was because I was sick with flu T_T Why do I keep getting sick omg >_>

[Regulus]

You know what the bad part about waking up so late is? I can't get lunch because most places have been closed for hours. Damn! Burger King closes in half an hour, and Wendy's is open for another two hours, but they're on the other side of the street and a pain to get to. Looks like I'll just eat whatever's in the freezer until morning.

[Shadowfax]

That I only get a half hour break today... and I have a stupid meeting tonight which means less time with my family and boyfriend. Once again... its cool work.. I don't have a life outside of work..

[Si-Amber]

it's turned so windy.

[Arbystrider]

>be me
>just minding my own business on teh intertubez
>when suddenly a wild story appears
>it starts with 'twenty-two months ago, I was walking by...'

Twenty-two months ago? TWENTY-TWO MONTHS? Who the f@#% says 'twenty-two months'? 'Twenty-two years' sounds more practical, heck, you could even say 'twenty-two winters ago' to make yourself sound cool and Russian, but months?

That's as if instead of saying 'I'll call you again in an hour' you say 'I'll call you again in 3200 seconds'.

WHAT THE F*#$

Why not just say 'two years ago'? Two years ago is pretty much almost spot-on when you're trying to refer to a time that's 22 months ago, and if you're using months as your time measurement as opposed to specifying the time and date flat-out, then chances are you're not trying to be specific anyway, so you might as well approximate and say 'years'.

Besides, who even keeps track of the number of months? Sure, tons of people keep track of the days of the week, and obviously years (it's more likely to encounter someone saying 'last Tuesday' or 'back in 1994'), but months?

COME ON PEOPLE

SPEAK PRACTICAL ENGLISH