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Name: Joe Location: Georgia, United States Birthday: 11/1/1984 Gender: Male
Interests: computers, paintball, trumpet, DCI, DCA, entertainment, science, and of course, my brotherhood and friends
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6/22/2004
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| It's absolutely nuts exactly how much control women have over the lives of males! Of course I mean this in the most broad and vague way possible. I learned today, something which I always knew, but really came to me today, women always tea, together. Whether they don't like each other, have never met, or think the other is completely wrong, when one is against a male, they always stick together. It's crazy, and you all can deny it, but it's true, just be more observant. They also have the power to say one thing that can make my entire day shitty. On top of that, most can manipulate a man to get whatever they want.
Growing up with my mom and sister taught me a lot of these things early on in life. I think studying them andbeing able to mimic them has given me the ability to manipulate people as well. While I can accomplish some of the same things with the same abilities, it does not come naural to me as it does to a woman. Am I complaining...............NO! Why you may ask, because it will never change. You just have to learn to live with it. I just want the world to know that my day was ruined by woman today. Thanks to all the vaginas out there for that!!!!!
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| Ok.......not really genocide, but maybe all the stupid people! Anyways, it seems as if everything is falling apart. Somehow, someway, everytime shit piles up I get super stressed, and it always ends up working out though. Not because I pray to someone, or somehting that might or might not exist, but because I'm not stupid. I have a survival instict (I would like to think everyone does) that will not let myself fall. I htink it's trust and confidence in yourself that will overcome all.....not prayer. I'm thinking about starting classes at VSU again in the Fall. Changing my major to BSA with a concentration in Graphic Design. Not sure how everything is going to work out, but going to school for free at VSU sure beats the hell out of $16,000 a year at Westwood. Now that i think about it I'm not really sure about a lot of things in my life right now. The few things I am sure of include my love for my family (well, my Mom, Sister, Nana, and Uncle, at least), the fact that I can do anything, and most of all, the wonderfully beautiful girl I'm with. Everything else is just a technicality that can/will be worked out in time. The greatest feeling in the world is to know that you're loved. My family and my girlfriend have made sure I know that. No matter where I am, what I'm doing, or whom I'm with, I have them with me in thought and heart. I love you guys!
Now all I have to do is figure out where to go, what to do, and how to get there! Any suggestions???!!!
-Joe | | |
| Well........I made my first appearance in court yesterday evening. I must say it sucked. I had to be there at 6:00pm, and I decided to be punctual and get there at 5:30pm only to wait for an hour and fifteen minutes in the blazing South GA heat to be let into a cramped courtroom that was probably meant to only have about 20 poeple in it, accompanied by 60 other individuals. The preceeding were in alphabetical order, so I was screwed from the get go. Jessie went before me, and came off with $387 fine, 20 hours community service, and 3 months probation. That seemed to be a standard for underage drinking. After waiting for a couple hours more, it came to be my time upon the stand. The judge scared the shit out of me. He said as a state charge the minimum setence is 12 months in prison, and a $1000 fine. I was speechless at that moment. Then he said that it was his decision to treat this as a state charge or a city charge, and after talking to me he thankfully decided to treat it as a city charge. I came out with a $500 fine and 6 months probation. Doesn't sound so bad, but I'm poor. I have to start this friday paying $175 a month. Thats the $500 fine plus $125 in surcharges, and a $39 a month probate fee all added together an divided into 6 months. SUCK!!!!!! Don't know how I'm gonna do it, but I will somehow.
-Joe
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| Have you ever just been tired? Tired of work, tired of school, tired of
people, and sometimes just plain tired of life! Well.....I'm all of the
above right now. Some people just really get under my skin sometimes.
By doing thst they end up ruining my day. That pisses me off! Anywho,
other than my ranting, I'm ok. I am taking some stupid class called
"Success Strategies." Not by choice I will say, it is actually required
for my major though. I thought by leaving VSU and changing my major I
would get to skip bullshit classes that have nothing to do with my
major. So instead of taking histories, and english es, I'm taking
success strategies. I get a book full of surveys and I have to fill
them out and see what it says about me. I feel like a fucken middle
school girl filling out survey after survey (you know how girls are!).
School is going good though. I'm in my second term. I have one design
class right now, and it's an intro class. I'm kind of confused right
now as to why the class requires Adobe Photoshop, but we're not ever
really going to use it. That kinda pisses me off. I got excited about
nothing. Everything we do has to be hand drawn and glued onto paper. I
had to actually go out and buy fucking glue!!! The Tech Shop is going
good. I'm still anxiously awaiting July 1 though. Well, that's about it
for now,
-Joe | | |
| So it has been a while..........sorry I have neglecte my blogging duties as of late. I shall try to keep up with it in the future. I'm still working at the Tech Shop. Becoming tired of it though. I started my online classes a ccouple weeks ago. They're alright. Had a lot of sstuff on my mind lately. Got some of it off my chest last night. I've neglected a lot of my friends, and I've realize I need to get thhem close to me agaain. Having them to talk to helps out a lot. Mel came down this past weekend...it was good to see her. It would be good to hear form some of you....if anyone still reads this. Feel free to call, or shoot me an e-mail. Later,
-Joe | | |
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