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We're a sadsack brigade, guys.
Pretty much.
I don't get it.
There's nothing to get except that our lives are not exactly the most fullfilling out there.
Do you want me to order pizza?
Normally I'd be all hot diggity at free pizza, but my stomach hurts.
guys i think ive gone full sadsack
In my case, it's the head. And the mouth. It feels weird.
There is no such thing as a completely fullfilling life, we always want what we don't have.
I see no point in caring about whether my life is fullfilling or not, I just do as I please.
I never meant to state such.
Turns out that whoever was leading the League of Shadows in that episode wasn't Ra's. I was prolly associating him with the look he had in Batman Begins or something.
Either way, the thing about The Light is that it's got so many people that simply don't work in teams under its fold that it simply doesn't make sense. I mean, the last time someone even considered working with the Joker and forming an alliance with him, they got stabbed in an alley. By a murderous green-haired clown.
Bad way to go, I'd say.
So. I just went up to the hospital again.
Apparently, the damage to his wrist was worse than we thought. Besides the two fractures, his growth plate has also been broken, and his joint has been damaged.
He's going to have to have surgery
Will he be okay?
Yeah. One hand will apparently be smaller than the other from now on, though.
Well, good luck to him and you.
It's like they distilled Design the Skyline's erratic switches and Brokencyde's screamo misogyny into one horrible package. I love it.
Well, my brother is fine now. He finally got out of surgery and woke up from the anaesthetic. (He was supposed to go in at 6, but a woman came in who needed an emergency caesarian so he was postponed until 10.) Of course, his first demand was for me to go get him some food.
He'll be fine. His arm will be in a cast for the next four weeks, and he won't be able to get the spikes out of his hand for the next six weeks. He won't regain full functionality of his left arm for the next ten weeks (and this is on top of his broken growth plate thing).
I mean, not that anyone really cares, but it is good to get it off my chest.
I wish him well.
I also wish him well
Good to hear that he's healing smoothly.
How old is he? Will he be okay with his schoolwork or, uh, workwork, with his left arm in a cast? I hope he's right-handed, too.
Not even 24 hours later and I already have an interview
This may be a worrying sign
Good to hear, Nova.
^Why's that worrying?
A job's a job in this econcomy. I remember worrying about getting a job that didn't make disparaging implications about myself. Then 2008 hit. Woo.
Also, I've noticed that people who take shitty jobs like that aren't necessarily staying there, nor does it actually imply anything bad about them. On the contrary, one of the most hard working and intelligent people I know holds a job at McDonald's despite having a degree behind him in biological science.
Most of us can't afford to be picky, and it's better to suffer a job like that and meet it with a practical mindset than to do nothing.
Luckily my mood, which was "Fuuuuuuuuuck!" so far, will improve now as I apply the black metal shock treatment. I'm out for today.
^^ If it turns out to be unbearable, you can still quit.
So, I asked that girl to prom. She said she was already going with friends, but if they get dates, she'll go with me. That works. \m/
Juan: well, true to form he did try to kill everyone at the end of the teamup. Anyway, it's even more dangerous not to invite him.
Nova: best of luck (and lots of milk, I suppose) to him.
>Also, I've noticed that people who take shitty jobs like that aren't necessarily staying there, nor does it actually imply anything bad about them. On the contrary, one of the most hard working and intelligent people I know holds a job at McDonald's despite having a degree behind him in biological science.
I'd actually work at Mickey D's if they were hiring here.
I think that was actually the only Jokerish moment in the whole episode, really. And the problem is not so much that they invited him but that the team up happened, you know? Kind of the point of the Joker is that he simply doesn't play with others except, ironically, Batman.
just when I think I actually enjoy English class...