Okay, More Stuff
Well, that wasn't fun. I shouldn't have saved all of that homework for the last day before it's due. I ended up omitting a few problems, mostly because I was almost turning insane from the lack of sleep and the hours spent toward homework. ;p
Anyhow, I went to the doctor's office today for a physical exam. Seems like I have to go to a sleep apnia clinic due to me practically gasping for air at least once or twice per hour of sleep. Yes, it sucks, it feels like I'm about to suffocate and can't do much of anything about it for the first few seconds.
At least I'm gaining weight, though. Went from 120 to 130 I think. 140 will be the magic number for me. ;p
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Here comes a rant:
I feel like I am a somewhat outgoing person and will not condescend upon those who, you know, act "weird" or in some other way that isn't socially acceptable. I think I'm pretty generous also; I can't see myself withholding anything if there's someone in front of me in need of assistance. However, the way I see people treat others literally makes my blood boil. Jesus, I mean, with some of the passive aggressive condescending crap that people pull sometimes, it's a huge wonder why they haven't felt a fist to the mouth yet. I'm not saying that I would do such a thing, but it's just really... aggrevating, I'll just say that. Like I said, I'm all arms to other people, but seeing this stuff happen in front of me is making me distrust the "good will" of others.
While I'm on this same topic, I absolutely, and I mean absolutely, hate it whenever people are selective with how they treat others. Why not save yourself the trouble and treat everyone equally? I'm really trying not to be a self-gratifying bastard, but I personally don't try to treat anyone any lower than any other person. God, there's so many examples that I can pull out of different sorts of hypocrisy concerning this very topic.
I suppose you guys think I'm giving a bad impression of myself... well, just take this away from the rant above: be good to others, don't be hypocritical, and be generous. I try to hold myself to those standards at least.
Anyhow, I went to the doctor's office today for a physical exam. Seems like I have to go to a sleep apnia clinic due to me practically gasping for air at least once or twice per hour of sleep. Yes, it sucks, it feels like I'm about to suffocate and can't do much of anything about it for the first few seconds.
At least I'm gaining weight, though. Went from 120 to 130 I think. 140 will be the magic number for me. ;p
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Here comes a rant:
I feel like I am a somewhat outgoing person and will not condescend upon those who, you know, act "weird" or in some other way that isn't socially acceptable. I think I'm pretty generous also; I can't see myself withholding anything if there's someone in front of me in need of assistance. However, the way I see people treat others literally makes my blood boil. Jesus, I mean, with some of the passive aggressive condescending crap that people pull sometimes, it's a huge wonder why they haven't felt a fist to the mouth yet. I'm not saying that I would do such a thing, but it's just really... aggrevating, I'll just say that. Like I said, I'm all arms to other people, but seeing this stuff happen in front of me is making me distrust the "good will" of others.
While I'm on this same topic, I absolutely, and I mean absolutely, hate it whenever people are selective with how they treat others. Why not save yourself the trouble and treat everyone equally? I'm really trying not to be a self-gratifying bastard, but I personally don't try to treat anyone any lower than any other person. God, there's so many examples that I can pull out of different sorts of hypocrisy concerning this very topic.
I suppose you guys think I'm giving a bad impression of myself... well, just take this away from the rant above: be good to others, don't be hypocritical, and be generous. I try to hold myself to those standards at least.
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