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Regulus 777 · #81 Posted: Wed Oct 07, 2009 12:53 pm

DragonBomber wrote:

One dude had brought a watermelon with 3 different liquor sections in it. I brought some home, a whole gallon ziplock bag full and the pieces were amazingly potent. He warned me when I drove off to put it in the trunk as it counted as an open container. I broke into it when I got home some, and had enough for another whole day's worth of watermelon fun.

I had a buddy at work who told me about injecting watermelons with vodka. I've always wanted to try it. It sounds awesome. BTW wearing the helmet at an allergy shot would be hysterical.

Wow 3022, 8 years huh? I know I've been here over 6. I believe I joined shortly before I turned 16, back in July 03.

I can understand what you're saying Fireball. It is hard to figure out how much one has matured. I know I've matured quite a bit by becoming more responsible for taking care of myself and being less of a burden on others. I've gotten my own job, gotten and completely pay for my own car with all my own money. I've even done so well at my job that I've gotten promoted high enough to live by myself in an apartment, which is pretty awesome. Yeah, I still tend to ask my parents or friends for help with things here and there, but i think I can say I depend on other less then the average person does.

At the same time though I'd say I can still be immature about certain things. I'll still get pissed off about stupid stuff, stuff I can't even do anything about a lot of the time. I don't know whether or not this would actually count as immaturity but in the past few years I've gotten a lot lazier too. Sometimes I'll leave messes around for long periods of time where as I used to clean things up right away. Granted I still clean up I just wait till it's piled up a lot, be it dishes or laundry.

I'm also less motivated to get things done then when I was as a kid. I have anime and games I've bought years ago still sitting on my shelves unfinished. That rarely ever happened back when I was 16 or younger. I blame work and the lack of time but it's really not a good excuse. I spend a lot of my time at home sleeping or lounging around doing nothing or sitting at the computer achieving nothing noteworthy.