| Imminent Doom. Doom Doom Doom.Three weeks to go till the exam of my life (my PhD candidacy exam).
Afterwards, how long will I really remember it? Will it seem as important as it does now? Right now it seems spell out my imminent doom... |
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(Tell someone. Have you heard this campaign?)
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| funny"Diamonds are a man's best friend"
I love radio commercials.
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| book quoteYes, another book quote.
From Marian Keyes' "Last Chance Saloon"
"Something roused Lorcan Larkin from a deep sleep. Automatically, he did the first thing he did every morning as soon as he woke up--he grabbed his penis to make sure it was still attached."
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| silly?
book quote
From "Second Honeymoon" by Joanna Trollope
She
found a damp towel and wrapped it tightly round her. Then she ran a
basin of cold water and dipped her hair into it and rinsed her eyes. There
was a perverse relief, somehow, in being able to cry because she had
soap in her eyes, being able to blame some small, tangible element for
the need to howl away to herself, wrapped in an already used towel, in
the forlorn middle of a weekday morning. She
straightened up a little and peered at herself in the mirror. Her hair
hung in wet dark snakes. Her eyes looked as if they'd been buried. She
looked, she decided, more like the embodiment of a state of mind than a
human being. She reached out and pulled another dank towel off the pile
on the chair and wound it round her head. Now she looked like a huge
blue toweling thumb. |
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