#4601
Posted: 3/28/06 at 8:25pm
The Thread For Those Who Feel The Need To Share With Us All The Banal Details Of Their Lives — Page 185
#4602
Posted: 3/28/06 at 8:26pm
siamese dream, if I could learn a brass instrument, it would be the french horn. I just LOVE the sound!
#4603
Posted: 3/28/06 at 8:31pm
When I was considering a second instrument, one of the options was French Horn. :)
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#4604
Posted: 3/28/06 at 8:46pm
Really, I picked it out in fifth grade because it looked pretty. We unfortunately didn't do enough research and bought a single French horn (I believe that's the correct terminology), which made it really difficult for me to hit the high notes. I just thought it was an insanely difficult instrument to play and was always fed up with getting the harmony.
I've played the piano for twelve years. I enjoy it once in a while, but I'm pretty much sick of it by this point. I should really practice considering I have a lesson tomorrow.
I've played the piano for twelve years. I enjoy it once in a while, but I'm pretty much sick of it by this point. I should really practice considering I have a lesson tomorrow.
#4605
Posted: 3/28/06 at 8:48pm
When I was in elementary school, we had "Olympics" and the trumpet players got to play this like... Olympic song. That's why I picked it. I swear.
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#4606
Posted: 3/28/06 at 8:49pm
Oooh. I have a listen tomorrow too, that just reminded me siamese! I haven't practiced in ages.
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#4607
Posted: 3/28/06 at 8:51pm
I played percussion. When I first started, it was mainly auxiliary stuff, like the cowbell, heh, but I really loved the bells and the xylophone! Since everyone else seemed to haaate the melodic stuff, I got to play those exclusively. 
#4608
Posted: 3/28/06 at 8:56pm
Bleh. I feel so useless right now. I... filed my nails? Which I never do, but I'm in one of my "OMG I stopped biting my nails!" phases.
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#4609
Posted: 3/28/06 at 8:58pm
Allie, that sounds like a lot of fun! My friend played the xylophone. I'd always mess around on hers.
I need to stop biting the inside of my cheeks and chewing on my hair. The former gives me a very unflattering look, and the latter is just disgusting. I swear that I'll probably end up a smoker someday because I always need something going on with my mouth.
I need to stop biting the inside of my cheeks and chewing on my hair. The former gives me a very unflattering look, and the latter is just disgusting. I swear that I'll probably end up a smoker someday because I always need something going on with my mouth.
#4610
Posted: 3/28/06 at 9:00pm
I bite the insides of my cheeks, too. Moreso when I try not to bite my nails. I don't think I have some sort of oral fixation, or anything, because chewing gum doesn't make me less prone to chew my nails and stuff. I think it's a nervous habit.
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#4611
Posted: 3/28/06 at 9:03pm
SD- I chew on my hair all the time. My friends always make me stop but its a habit. I twirl it too, which I cant stop cause I've done it my whole life.
#4612
Posted: 3/28/06 at 9:05pm
I constantly mess with my hair. Putting it behind my ears, putting it up, taking it down, twirling it....
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#4613
Posted: 3/28/06 at 9:06pm
It's such a gross habit. Little pieces of it always end up in my mouth. I don't do it at school or in public, but I'm ALWAYS doing it in front of the computer. The hair gets in my keyboard, too. It's so nasty.
I almost always take a two-hour nap after school. After I wake up, I never feel truly refreshed until around 9 PM. It's a vicious cycle, but I've been doing it since 10th grade. It really keeps me from doing homework and studying to the extent I should.
I almost always take a two-hour nap after school. After I wake up, I never feel truly refreshed until around 9 PM. It's a vicious cycle, but I've been doing it since 10th grade. It really keeps me from doing homework and studying to the extent I should.
#4614
Posted: 3/28/06 at 9:07pm
Naps mess me up.
My skin was clearing up, but now it's getting weird again. I can't help but think it's stress-induced.
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My skin was clearing up, but now it's getting weird again. I can't help but think it's stress-induced.
Updated On: 3/28/06 at 09:07 PM
#4615
Posted: 3/28/06 at 9:08pm
My hair is really curly, and I always play with it. In class, I like to take a pencil and stick it through one of the ringlets.
#4616
Posted: 3/28/06 at 9:13pm
I hate breaking out. Buy Proactiv. It works!
#4617
Posted: 3/28/06 at 9:14pm
Oh, I definitely have an oral fixation. When I'm stressed, like during exams or something, I always get a big bag of Blow Pops, because those help. I used to chew gum more, but I've developed TMJ in recent years. I compulsively apply Burts Bees and pick at my lips and chew the inside of my lower lip. I can't smoke, but totally know that if I could, I definitely would. I don't believe any part of Freud's theories except for this, because it so perfectly describes me.
Ugh, now I really want a lollipop.
And yes, I'm aware of how incredibly wrong this all sounds.
Ugh, now I really want a lollipop.
And yes, I'm aware of how incredibly wrong this all sounds.
Like a firework unexploded
Wanting life but never knowing how
Wanting life but never knowing how
Updated On: 3/29/06 at 09:14 PM
#4618
Posted: 3/28/06 at 9:14pm
Tried it.
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#4619
Posted: 3/28/06 at 9:14pm
I use Clearasil Face wash, wipes, and vanishing cream and it works reallllly well.
#4620
Posted: 3/28/06 at 9:17pm
Brokeback Mountain comes out on DVD April 4th, and that suddenly just made me almost cry with happiness. Seriously. I just saw a commercial.
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Updated On: 3/28/06 at 09:17 PM
#4621
Posted: 3/28/06 at 9:17pm
Ew, skin. I've had quite the battle with my skin over the past three years or so. I think I tried every treatment option in exsistence before resorting to Accutane. It's finally clear, but yeah, I went through hell. If anyone wants to know anything about that kind of thing, feel free to PM me; I've pretty much become an expert.
#4622
Posted: 3/28/06 at 9:25pm
After spending most of my teen years breaking out, my skin is usually reasonably clear except when I'm PMSing. That's nice for 3 weeks out of the month, but right now? Not so much.
My brother went on Accutane for a few months last year and it really helped him. My parents would have never allowed the dermatologist to put me on it because I'm a bit too prone to mood swings.
My brother went on Accutane for a few months last year and it really helped him. My parents would have never allowed the dermatologist to put me on it because I'm a bit too prone to mood swings.
"There was this one time an alarm went off - it was in the middle of '24.' That's just wrong. Everyone knows everyone was watching '24' at that time."
--NYU student quoted in the Washington Square News about students ignoring the frequent fire alarms in dorms
#4623
Posted: 3/28/06 at 9:27pm
I had perfect skin until I graduated from high school. Now it's crazy.
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#4624
Posted: 3/28/06 at 9:29pm
Its wierd because I actually had worse skin before I got my first period. Isn't it usually after? Now my skin is perfect, except this one annoying zit.
#4625
Posted: 3/28/06 at 9:30pm
Fortunately, the broken-out area is fairly contained. The skin on my cheeks and everywhere except my forehead is still fine.
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