Nothing to do with me being an asshole.
EDIT: Before some of you jump on the "I'm your friend" bandwagon, get a gander what it is you're "friends with."
Pretty messed up, isn't it?
EDIT2 (for my non-Facebook Friends):
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This study doesn't mention the idea that being friendly is taught by parents
what am I chopped chicken liver?
No he doesn't count us Jimu, because we're cooler than real friends...We're like super friends? Either that or we're like .001 of one friend?
I'm fucked up...I have people who are my friends, and yet I feel so lonely. I live with Leah, who is a wonderful, loving person--but I'm so broken/screwed up that I still feel very isolated and unloved.
Wow, this joke is starting to get serious--THREAD OVER!!!!
we dont see each other very much but thats about to change, give it 2 weeks you will be begging for isolation
I'm going to post the "Anime/Facebook" pic up. Oh, and you're right about the whole isolation thing.
;)
These photos look distinctly like one of my own step-children. There's nothing metaphoric in that statement: it looks like my very own Christopher! Yikes!
This happens every now and then--someone will tell me I look like someone they know.
Back in Lee's Summit, I was taking a walk around the block and a woman came RUNNING up to me because she thought I was her son. It was weird.
Now for the standard response:
I'm very sorry to hear that Christopher looks like me. That poor bastard.
Christopher looks like Stephan Segal (sp?)
Ah, yes Segal. So he has a pony-tail. I see. Well then that's not so bad (looking like that guy).
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