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I’ve heard of “twitter romances”.  How do you do that? Do you just follow one person and have that one person only follow you and then you twitter back and forth writing each other “love twits”?  Or you become “love twits.”  anyway, you only have a few words, so do you just write out a novel and then put it through in the form of 100 different twitters?  ridiculous

I think I need free web directories for everything. They have those dex commercials where the guy is the book or the computer and he basically tells them everything for whatever subject they happen to bring up. That would be cool and very helpful in a time of need, granted assuming I could actually reach the phone or something. For example, the other day there was a huge spider in my house, and I would’ve bug bombed the entire house. But then there was the problem of not being able to get down from the table, because that spider just sat there below the table where I was crouched looking up at me and running around like it was going to suddenly jump up and get me. I had my cell phone on the other side of the table. But I couldn’t figure out who to call. I had no phonebook or directory or anything. My dad now refuses to kill spiders for me, because he thinks he’s enabling me like a true psychologist parent. My sisters are just as afraid of them as me. And last time my roommates and I had a spider problem, we had 3 girls standing in a doorway with a spider on a bed about 5 feet away screaming every time it moved. And everybody else either comes over for the entertainment or refuses to facilitate that need. Another time, when I was holding my door closed because some really aggressive sales person was trying to push their way into my house. Another time when I was just panicking and needed some kind of paper to tell me who I should be calling. Had I been in a normal mode, I would’ve of course thought to call the cops. But again, phone and no phone book. So what I really need are free web directories for everything! Mostly it’s a matter of crisis mode and what you do during that time.

It has been a few years since my college days. But even then, they were trying to fight obesity by requiring mandatory fitness classes in college! On a personal basis, I wasn’t in college to learn how to work out. Somebody else might be, but I was already on the health train, using supplements like Orovo at the time and sticking to cheap foods like lettuce when I was short on grocery money. Most of my focus was trying to get through my major classes to get a degree. I mean if you’re majoring in English, why do you need a fitness class, chemistry, biology, etc. English is a little bit essential to almost any major, I say almost for a reason. But depending on your major, there are a number of classes that have no point for your future goals. Basic algebra should be required. But unless you’re in certain classes, advanced calculus, statistics, things like that don’t necessarily apply the same way. Either way, it wasn’t until recently that the top 10 superfoods that Orovo is based around came out in the public eye. But I can say the fairly edible ones were already in my diet in college. I never saw the reason for a mandatory fitness class, at least not for me. I just felt it was a waste of my time and busy work so the school could charge me more money for the credits essentially speaking. But something I could learn a little bit more about, wheatgrass. I’ve never been able to stand the standard form or the wheatgrass shots you find in your local health food store. If I lost my sense of taste, I’m sure the texture is fine. But I’ve been too focused on the taste all my life, so it has zero chance of getting into my diet plan, except in pill form that I don’t have to actually taste.