Bad habits you aren't quitting
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you are definitely going to hell.Marter said:
Me? I like to crack different part of my body, I don't know if it's a bad habit or not, or even if it has any consequences.
But I don't plan on quitting anytime soon
EDIT: Oh, and I procrastinate A LOT, I can't do ANYTHING with a deadline too soon, nearly always hand things in late, and do EVERYTHING last minute.
I am aware of all this, but I simply cannot stop myself. I am going on camp this evening for a weekend, and was supposed to have packed my bag 2 days ago.
I plan on doing it tonight.
Yeah man. I like discussing my favorite brews with fellow beer aficionados.theSovietConnection said:
I'm on a bit of an Alberta Big Rock bender at the moment (not sure if they count as a microbrewery anymore, they're fairly big). The 15-can mix pack is a bit pricey, but every beer (you get five varieties) except the Light Lime, is absolutely delicious. I swear that Honey Brown is the best I've ever had, though it is a bit sweet if you're not into that.
Another local fav is Beau's Organic, but as far as I know, you can only really get it in the Ottawa/Montreal area. From what I've read, they've made their way to Toronto as well (not sure where you are). The pricing is decent, at four 600ml bottles for about fifteen bucks and their Lug Tread beer is a rather crisp lagered ale, which is kind of unique. The unfortunate part is, they've become popular so they are easier to find in the local bars then in the Lick-bo, as shipments sell out quickly. They have a couple seasonals that they mess around with each year, but I've never tried them. Probably my current favorite.
Another one to look out for is Granville Island, from BC, though I'm not sure if they've made their way out to Ontario yet. I tried a few varieties from another mix pack when I was out there this summer, and I was impressed. I found that the Granville Island Lager was especially good.
For Toronto beers, if you haven't already, check out Steam Whistle, which is a bit iconic now and is a punchy pilsner and Mill Street Original Organic, also a pilsner. Both good choices, the Mill Street being especially smooth and tasty, even though it has a tendency to leave a bit of a bad aftertaste. Mill Street has other brands too, but I've only had the Tankhouse Ale once or twice. Last I heard, they had opened up a brewpub too.
If you have any suggestions, toss them my way.
Drinking alone, being a hopeless romantic and talking to myself a lot, sometimes loudly (as in my neighbour can hear me). It's not that I'm crazy or anything, it's just that I enjoy talking about anything to myself because it brightens up my mood.
This applies to me too damn much. I can tolerate them enough to not unload on them, but goddamn the very presence... The very knowledge of their existence... Their annoying, infuriating existence...TestECull said:
Ahem. Well, bad habits that I'm happy about keeping? I'm not sure there's any of those.
Well, its 4 oclock in the morning here. I take a while to get off of my computer.
Also, Procrastinator here.
And I actually have a pretty bad case of not give a shit about Math itis. I am pretty sure I am losing my computer here in a few days when grades get in.
But come on, 3 years of less than adequate teachers with the last one giving up on my class. What am I suppose to do?
Also, Procrastinator here.
And I actually have a pretty bad case of not give a shit about Math itis. I am pretty sure I am losing my computer here in a few days when grades get in.
But come on, 3 years of less than adequate teachers with the last one giving up on my class. What am I suppose to do?
I smoke a tobacco pipe, and occasionally cigars. I can't stand cigarettes. Pipe and cigar smoke smells awesome.
Getting piercings, eating to much and the Internet oh and not sleeping i collapsed from exaghaustion last night