>>25546833
Thanks OP. I read this a long time ago. I don't remember where or when. After it rains I always pick up worms off the road and throw them in the grass. I hope God picks me up and throws me in the grass if I need help.

gimme a fuckin break OP

>>25546833
Went to the store and got out of my comfort zone by buying a big puzzle book instead of one of the smaller sudoku ones. I never stand at the magazine rack to look at the puzzles, so it turns out this book I bought had mainly word puzzles such as crosswords. (Speaking of: I thought I'm safe inside a crosswalk at work until some jackass speeds up to the front of the crosswalk with my body in it and starts honking wildly as if I don't have amnesty inside of the crosswalk.) I don't like to be seen by other store patrons or my own house mates with my puzzle books. IN THEORY THEY WOULD PRINT PUZZLE BOOKS AT MY CURRENT DIFFICULTY LEVEL AND SEND THEM DIRECTLY TO ME THROUGH THE MAIL BUT APPARENTLY WE AREN'T AT THAT LEVEL OF PERSONALIZED MARKET INTELLIGENCE DESPITE THE FACT THEY CAN SEND A WHOLE LEGION OF COMMUNITY ENFORCERS TO CROSS PATHS WITH ME OR ATTEMPT TO INTIMIDATE ME, THANKS. So I got myself worked up into a puzzling mood, and opened up the puzzle book today around 4'O Clock PM for the twenty minutes on my day off I won't have to spend driving people around for free. And I managed to solve a few words, and one because some annoying 19 year old girls at work were getting each other hot over motorbikes. I never knew Honda made motorbikes, but it goes to show that those chatty people sometimes drop good hints, and it can pay to listen without judgment or prejudice (if only...). I hate people who tramp on bugs, I was reminded of a fake story involving my tormenter at the beach, when I was doing that starfish thing the same, the tormenter followed me around and said: "For each star fish you save, I'm going to break all the limbs off of three of them, and throw them into the beach parking lot. hahaha" which put me in a bad mood so I listened to some black metal and got to work on crying. Every inanimate object wants to be used for its designated purpose, and enjoys being fixed and maintained. But if you go around projecting that people try to get under your skin and break or hurt things.