What's going on with you 2.0?

I just decided to say fuck the medical degree. I'd have to get loans and work at the hospital too often and I am too involved with politics and economy along with a lot of stuff to put myself on hold. I'll find another way into the new money class. It is just too much work for me. I'm going to put all my attention on my Masters degree.
 
A decade in the future.


Uh doc I went to Vegas a few weekends ago, fucked around a little and now have this lump on the tip of my penis. I have a girlfriend doc and really need this to go away.

You could be the man here, the savior. Think carefully.


archangel said:
I just decided to say fuck the medical degree. I'd have to get loans and work at the hospital too often and I am too involved with politics and economy along with a lot of stuff to put myself on hold. I'll find another way into the new money class. It is just too much work for me. I'm going to put all my attention on my Masters degree.
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satyr said:
A decade in the future.


Uh doc I went to Vegas a few weekends ago, fucked around a little and now have this lump on the tip of my penis. I have a girlfriend doc and really need this to go away.

You could be the man here, the savior. Think carefully.
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yea no I am not going to be an urologist. I was going to be an anesthesiologist.
 
archangel said:
I just decided to say fuck the medical degree. I'd have to get loans and work at the hospital too often and I am too involved with politics and economy along with a lot of stuff to put myself on hold. I'll find another way into the new money class. It is just too much work for me. I'm going to put all my attention on my Masters degree.
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True, you can make more money serving Sex on the Beach and a Margarita drinks to bunch of horny ladies at Rastafarian bar than being in the hospital.
 
UnChosen 1 said:
True, you can make more money serving Sex on the Beach and a Margarita drinks to bunch of horny ladies at Rastafarian bar than being in the hospital.
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or dealing stock and such lol. I need something closer to the economy/politics since I am so wrapped in it.
 
Persephone said:
I'm so proud. My turkey and ham both turned out amazing!
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Good for you DH! I never understand why people seem to have so much trouble cooking Thanksgiving dinner, turkey in particular, it's just not that hard if you've got good sense.

I hope you and yours had a great day!
 
Espy said:
Good for you DH! I never understand why people seem to have so much trouble cooking Thanksgiving dinner, turkey in particular, it's just not that hard if you've got good sense.

I hope you and yours had a great day!
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Well, I have the good sense to call my mom. lol I'd never done it before so I've been on the phone with her rather often since yesterday, plus the long calls when I was shopping (I needed to confirm I got everything right and share how awesome it was to find a turkey for 3 bucks lol). If it wasn't for her (and some tips from my roomie's grandma) I think it would've been disaster! But in the end I am so happy. Dinner went off without a hitch and a few friends who didn't have family to be with came over and enjoyed my food.

And nate's spent all day playing video games and watching movies, so I think it's safe to assume he's enjoyed himself. lol So we totally had a great day. Hope yours was fantastic, too!
 
Espy said:
Good for you DH! I never understand why people seem to have so much trouble cooking Thanksgiving dinner, turkey in particular, it's just not that hard if you've got good sense.

I hope you and yours had a great day!
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even though i'm a vegetarian, for some reason every xmas is at my house & i end up having to cook all the meat. last year it was beef and lamb & in england it was the turkey and cranberry sauce...
 
Tarshibear said:
even though i'm a vegetarian, for some reason every xmas is at my house & i end up having to cook all the meat. last year it was beef and lamb & in england it was the turkey and cranberry sauce...
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My niece is newly vegan, so lucky for her my sister's Ex was vegetarian and vegan at times, so she fixed her a bunch of vegan stuff to eat. I'm all for being hospitable and accommodating, but I'm not screwing up all the food just so she can eat it. I draw the line at no turkey, ham, milk, eggs, butter, etc. So it's nice of you to fix meat for everyone else Tarshi, a lot of vegetarians wouldn't do that.
 
Espy said:
My niece is newly vegan, so lucky for her my sister's Ex was vegetarian and vegan at times, so she fixed her a bunch of vegan stuff to eat. I'm all for being hospitable and accommodating, but I'm not screwing up all the food just so she can eat it. I draw the line at no turkey, ham, milk, eggs, butter, etc. So it's nice of you to fix meat for everyone else Tarshi, a lot of vegetarians wouldn't do that.
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ahhh...the way i see it is just because it's my beliefs and my view point and my choices, doesn't mean that it should be theirs.
 
Tarshibear said:
ahhh...the way i see it is just because it's my beliefs and my view point and my choices, doesn't mean that it should be theirs.
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Well you are a very open-minded and lovely person Tarshi. Although my mother did tell me she doesn't care for my turkey because it's not dry enough, and she requested I cook a dry turkey just for her, and I did... though what a waste of turkey cause no one else would touch it.
 
Espy said:
Well you are a very open-minded and lovely person Tarshi. Although my mother did tell me she doesn't care for my turkey because it's not dry enough, and she requested I cook a dry turkey just for her, and I did... though what a waste of turkey cause no one else would touch it.
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thanks espy, as are you. your mother sounds like she needs to pull her head in
 
On Thanksgiving, my parents decided to give my daughter (who is 8) a crystal wine glass with dinner. Hers was filled with apple juice.

She LOVED it. She was walking around carrying it all night. She even brought it outside to hang out with the smokers. :smt042

She said she felt so important. Awwwww....

It was too cute!!
 
Just spent 4 hours outside putting up all the Christmas decorations, it's 28 degrees and I'm f-ing cold! Almost finished though, ran out of extension cords, and considering I started with seven - 40 footers, that's sad! But the electric company is gonna love me for the next month.

I think that's supposed to put you in the Christmas spirit, but it seems to just make me persnickety. I had to leave to go pickup my sister midway through, and I'm half way there when she texts to tell me she's running a half hour late. My daughter was replying for me since I was driving and I said "fine but tell her we are not stopping at Quik Trip on the way home for her nightly hot chocolate fix, I need to finish the damn decorating and I don't have time to play taxi driver tonight, she can just do without". My daughter says aloud really slowly as she types 'okay, no problem see you in a few'... then smiles at me and says 'trust me that was much better than Bitch I ain't got time to be driving your ass around'. It's like having my very own Jiminy Cricket along. :smt042
 
Bookworm616 said:
On Thanksgiving, my parents decided to give my daughter (who is 8) a crystal wine glass with dinner. Hers was filled with apple juice.

She LOVED it. She was walking around carrying it all night. She even brought it outside to hang out with the smokers. :smt042

She said she felt so important. Awwwww....

It was too cute!!
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And it is the small memories like that one that she will always remember. It certainly is the small things that I remember from my childhood, just being included with the same glass that the adults had made me feel important and it sounds like it had the same effect on your daughter Books. Those are the memories I love to look back upon now. I even remember dad allowing me to sit at the head of the table once at Christmas, I was over the moon and cherish that memory.
 
curleyblonde said:
And it is the small memories like that one that she will always remember. It certainly is the small things that I remember from my childhood, just being included with the same glass that the adults had made me feel important and it sounds like it had the same effect on your daughter Books. Those are the memories I love to look back upon now. I even remember dad allowing me to sit at the head of the table once at Christmas, I was over the moon and cherish that memory.
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Awww..that's very cute! But I agree, it IS the little things that stick out for me as well.

I'm sure she'll remember that Thanksgiving well into her adulthood.
 
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