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Back! Boom, diggity!
Posted Jan 23, 2006
After a couple of weeks of not posting, I'm finally back. What's happened on here then? 
I think there may have been somebody impersonating me on here.
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It works, I'm off for a sandwich...
Posted Dec 24, 2005
Merry Christmas anyone who've I've not said it to.
I'm off out to hopefully sing Santa Claus is Coming to Town, to anyone who'll listen.
Anyone who's missed a Chrimbo kiss:
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Posted Dec 23, 2005
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Request for another hug, please.
Posted Dec 20, 2005
I'm tired of feeling sorry for myself. But I can't stop. When I get to work I feel alright because a friend makes me laugh most of the time, but when I get home I feel crap. I was even told to get a life by someone at work, then I got home and my dad said basically the same thing.
I did something stupid just before the weekend. At the time I thought it was a good thing, I was even hoping for it to happen, but now it feels stupid.
A few minutes ago I wrapped up my 'would be Godsons' Christmas present. Should I have even bought him one at all? Will he remember me? I've not seen him since May. His aunt has seen him four times more than me and he barely remembers her. 
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That's what Christmas is all about.
Posted Dec 17, 2005
I wasn't in the mood for Christmas until I:
Drank lots of free booze. Made a tropical garden. Told someone they looked like Toadfish. Threw coconuts. Had a balloon fight. Got dropped. Pinched a Hawaian.
I never got the cloud that I wanted though. 
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