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[Cthulhu]

I would recommend you just wait for UFO: The Two Sides to be finished.

I would but it's not finished and I'm jonesing now, plus it runs poorly on my computer.

Also, Aqizzar, yeah, I realized a few seconds after I said that.  I'll do it anyway though, because I want to save the world.

[ToonyMan]

Me and Duke watched episode 44 of FMA:B yesterday.  Title of it?

REVVING AT FULL THROTTLE

[Aqizzar]

Me and Duke watched episode 44 of FMA:B yesterday.  Title of it?

REVVING AT FULL THROTTLE

You jerks never invite me to anything.  Anything I actually want to see anyway.  Retroactively.  God, what a conflict of interests.

[ToonyMan]

Dude it's two things you hate

Fullmetal Alchemist
Subbed Anime

[Aqizzar]

Dude it's two things you hate

Fullmetal Alchemist
Subbed Anime

But it's called REVVING AT FULL THROTTLE, remember?  Tell me, did it actually have anything to do with engines?

[ToonyMan]

There was a car chase scene, that's pretty much the only relevance to the title besides Ed saying it word for word.

[Vector]

Ugh... my nerves are killing me.

To be more specific, I have homework for the first time in ever and my mind is going "Make it perfect!  Make it perfect!"  Only problem is that I have a much clearer idea of "perfection" than I did when I was a kid, so now I'm getting stressed.  About show-and-tell.

Yes, I'm serious.  My assignment is show-and-tell of an object with emotional significance, one minute long, in English, and it's making me upset.  Why?!  It'd be easier if it were more complex, for goodness' sake, so I didn't have to obsess over every little detail!  Now I'm running around, going "Is this significant enough?  Is the story interesting enough?  Too much whining?  Too trite?  Too emotionally open?  Too emotionally closed?  AM I MAKING GOOD CHOICES?  arghleblarghle *tears*"

Nuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuu

[Taco Dan]

Ugh... my nerves are killing me.

I think you can get those cut out.

[Vector]

Ugh... my nerves are killing me.

I think you can get those cut out.

Stress.  If there's an operation to remove it, I'm interested.

[ToonyMan]

Ugh... my nerves are killing me.

I think you can get those cut out.

Stress.  If there's an operation to remove it, I'm interested.

Faygo.

[MetalSlimeHunt]

I would think that removing your endocrine system would prove somewhat...fatal.

It's just a one miniute speach. Plan out the first things that come to mind and don't worry about it.

[Tack]

There is faygo.
I always do something... different... to eleviate stress.


And Vector, as long as it isn't one of Sam's old shirts, you'd be fine.
Make it... age ten and under stuff.

[MaximumZero]

Ugh... my nerves are killing me.

To be more specific, I have homework for the first time in ever and my mind is going "Make it perfect!  Make it perfect!"  Only problem is that I have a much clearer idea of "perfection" than I did when I was a kid, so now I'm getting stressed.  About show-and-tell.

Yes, I'm serious.  My assignment is show-and-tell of an object with emotional significance, one minute long, in English, and it's making me upset.  Why?!  It'd be easier if it were more complex, for goodness' sake, so I didn't have to obsess over every little detail!  Now I'm running around, going "Is this significant enough?  Is the story interesting enough?  Too much whining?  Too trite?  Too emotionally open?  Too emotionally closed?  AM I MAKING GOOD CHOICES?  arghleblarghle *tears*"

Nuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuu

Bring the Bay12 forums! I'm sure we could all spare a minute, amirite?

[Vector]

It's just a one miniute speach. Plan out the first things that come to mind and don't worry about it.

Yeah, I know... thanks ^_^;;  I just realized that my list of keepsakes is kinda weird.  There's...

20 dollar bill (given to me by my ex at one point to pay for mental health problems; keep it to remind me that shitty people can be nice sometimes)
Scrapbook (given to me by Thyme at my graduation.  Marked the end of my needing to keep her from killing herself)
Bookmark (given to me by my autistic[?] cousin; first gift he ever gave anyone in the extended family)
Copy of Watchmen (given to me by a different cousin, at the end of a 5-year long feud)
Copy of Lang's Algebra (every time I open it I feel like crying because it smells like the math library; first graduate textbook I bought or understood)
Sprig of baby's breath (picked it up off the ground, freshman year of high school on Valentine's day.  I have never received flowers and am holding onto it until then)
Crossword puzzle (made for me by a friend, who gave it to me on Valentine's in middle school, using clues and words from the novel I was writing at the time.  Curse me for not noticing)
Bracelet (received as payment for tutoring from a Tibetan student)
Copy of Vitali Chaccone (worked on it for two years with my violin teacher.  Never got anywhere.  Horribly marked up and old, but I treasure it all the same)
Photograph of grandfather (was a mathematician.  Died just before I got interested in math)

And I'm taking this course at a community college, so I'm all worried about looking too weird and esoteric and trying too hard to be some kind of intellectual when really I'm not any better than anyone else mathematics ha what mathematics.

And now I sound like Faulkner, which is bad.

But anyway, it's really hard to find something I own that has a story attached which:

a. Is not weird (i.e. does not highlight previous mental health issues)
b. Does not make me look like some sort of neeeeeeeerd
c. Is relatable to most people
d. Is interesting

[Tack]

Bookmark
Bracelet.

Those seem the safest. Not the most interesting, perhaps, but definately the safest.