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<0> http://www.amazon.com/How-Good-Bye-Depression-Constrict-Everyday/dp/0595094724
<1> hehe
<0> ZatH_ - im sure your english is good enough to realize how funny this book is
<0> and not deliberatly
<1> too bad i dont read books
<1> books are for NERDS!
<1> computers are for hunks
<0> ya know
<0> i first ran across that book on amazon before google groups...
<0> o **** :-)
<0> http://groups.google.com/group/alt.support.depression/browse_thread/thread/eaf0969e92a6e47d/107c4ce7a8c7d828?lnk=st&q=group%3Aalt.support.depression+author%3Ahiroyuki+author%3Anishigaki&rnum=31#107c4ce7a8c7d828
<2> His eyes sparkle. He is full of vigor, happiness, and
<2> joy
<2> hahaha\
<2> His eyes sparkle. He is full of vigor, happiness, and
<2> joy
<2> oops - "constrict your anus 100 times" !?!?! haha wtf!?
<3> yeh
<3> i like how he can shoot his fiber out at an object
<3> :P
<0> I have been trying your technique, and I am sorry to say that it has not
<0> had any effect on my depression. I am now able, though, to crack
<0> walnuts with my buttocks. Do you know of any practical application for
<0> this ability, or any job prospects in the Nut Industry?
<0> Thank you.
<2> hahaha
<0> here guys: read some of these posts - they're apparently reprinted in the book
<0> as the main portion of the book
<0> http://groups.google.com/groups?q=group%3Aalt.support.depression+author%3Ahiroyuki+author%3Anishigaki&start=0&scoring=d&num=100&lr=&as_drrb=q&as_mind=1&as_minm=1&as_miny=1981&as_maxd=16&as_maxm=1&as_maxy=2007&safe=off&;
<0> o geeze - reading these posts - definatly make me wish i had chosen to extezise my rectum - cause man its starting to leak cause im laughing so hard
<0> er
<0> exersize
<4> what is the APi method I used to detect if a window is maximized?
<4> found it - isZoomed()
<4> .
<5> %
<4> ^
<4> would a "frisco seal" be a sealion from San Francisco?
<5>
<4> I can't do those ones easily :(
<5> ha ha!
<4> you won :(
<4> Is San Francisco the friendliest city in the US or are there others? Is NY a huge contrast?
<6> NY is incredibly friendly
<4> mrb: as friendly as SF would you say?
<6> never been to SF
<4> I didn't want to leave SF - the contrast between there and London is immense
<6> what did you like?
<4> the friendliness of the people
<4> they were all pleasant and spoke to strangers
<4> Londoners are always sour and if they ever talk to strangers it is with suspicion and brief
<7> la
<5> I talked to quite a few people when I was in London.
<4> It was my first trip to the US - I want a greencard now - once I get my UK p***port I am going to move to the US
<4> drk: that is because you are American - talking to strangers isn't a foreign notion to you :)
<5> And everyone I talked to seemed about normally human. Not unusually reserverd.
<4> they aren't so much reserved as sour
<4> I hate London
<5> Pubs were overall more chatty, but I got a few people other palces. Especially when asking directions, heh.
<4> the people I work with are fine
<6> generally speaking the US Is a very friendly place
<4> I don't go to pubs - the people there tend to be yucky
<6> hehehe
<5> Odd definition of yucky. I had fun at them.
<6> yucky
<4> MrB: I had no idea just HOW friendly they were. The only thing I didn't like about SF was the anti-smoking laws
<5> WraithY: Those are pertty much in every major city now.
<4> drk: I prefer more up-market bars
<4> drk: not here still - but coming soon - so there will be little reason to stay :)
<6> i'm a non-smoker, and i don't agree with anti-smoking laws
<5> On one hand, I hate the encroachment on rights. On the other, god damnit, I hate smoking :)
<5> So I'm torn ;)
<6> if you own a private business, i think it shoudl be up to th owner to make his place non smoking.
<4> I don't like the limiting of rights - and the hypcritical way that smoking is legal but smokers are made to feel like pariahs
<6> wraith: i think you'ld be pleasantly surprised with NY. I know i was on my first visit.
<5> ny is an awesome city.
<6> then again, they have a new non-smoking law, i believe
<4> yes - no smoking in bars there now
<4> That is going to be my next US city to visit
<6> is my memory bad, but i seem to recall you were quite taken by London when you moved there.
<4> I may have been at first - but now that I am used to it the everyday things make it an unpleasant place - it is filthy, people are not nice
<4> SF was clean and people were amazingly friendly - even mid-winter
<6> filthy, how?
<4> dirty - gum all over the streets, rubbish everywhere, decrepit buildings that no one cleans
<5> It smells of diesel, and its an old city.
<4> the houses are all too close to each other - there is not enough green in the suburbs
<4> SF was very very similar to my home town in NZ
<6> you won't find much green in NY
<6> other than Central Park...but...you know what i mean.
<5> NYC has no suburbs. Long insland is green, though.
<4> I will save up and buy beside central park :)
<6> yeah, right.
<5> You'll be saving for a while :)
<8> haha
<4> as long as I can see water or green I will be fine
<4> I am coping more with London now that I live on the thames
<6> real estat in NY is ... heart-attack-inducing
<4> but it is still not nice
<4> mrb: worse than London?
<4> at the moment I pay rent of $4,000 US per month
<5> If you're in manhattan, its about the same to worse.
<6> i have no idea why anyone would live there. your $$ gets you absolutely no space.
<4> ok
<6> except bragging rights that you live in manhatten
<5> Oh, I'd live in Manhattan if I could afford it.
<4> hehe I am all for that :0
<5> So much to do all the time :)
<6> no thanks.
<6> i'll keep my huge-*** backyard.
<4> <6> give me land lots of land under starry skies at night!
<6> wraith: how much space do you have for $4000/month?
<4> 100 sq/foot I think
<6> that is insane.
<4> but I am not 100% sure
<8> http://www.citymayors.com/economics/expensive_cities2.html
<5> I'm sure you have more than 100 sq foot, since that's not even enough room to turn around :)
<5> Unless you sleep standing up, in your tiolet.
<6> hehehehe
<6> i read that as 1000
<4> hmm - I wonder how I can find out
<6> but you said 100
<6> hahaha
<4> yeah - I meant 100 :)
<5> MrBtrieve: Because 100 is completely impossible :)
<6> wel, yeah
<5> Unless he's renting a closet for $4000 a month.
<4> but I don't think it would be 100sqm
<6> my mortgage is $2000/month
<4> I have two bedrooms and it is all on one floor
<5> 100 sqm is reasonable.
<5> That's a touch over 1000 sq feet.
<5> And that fits two bedrooms pretty well.
<4> maybe it was that - though I am not sure why they would measure in SqM in this metric-devoid nation
<5> Especially if they're smallish.
<4> okay - must be sq/m
<6> still...$4000/month?
<6> for that.
<4> one is big and one is small
<6> crazy
<4> MrB: my balcony overlooks the Thames and a park - there is nothing between me and the river
<4> I think I am paying for the view :)
<5> But, yeah, weird that they'd use metric since they're still so enamored of imperial measures :)
<5> WraithY: You are :)
<5> Views always cost more.
<6> obviously you are OK with that.
<4> still - it is worth it because my last place had no view and it depressed me
<5> Apartments overlooking central park are in such high demand that they go for that and more.
<4> I don't mind the price
<5> ***uming you can even find one available :)
<6> i guess i'm just silly.
<5> MrBtrieve: Different folks, different priorities. What makes the world so interesting.
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