She got involved in sex and drugs etc. and we just... stopped talking.
Tis sad. Drugs are bad. Random sex is bad too. Especially when you're young. Because there are diseases. *knows medical stuff like that*
Speaking of diseases, my mini medical school thing tonight? The other conference room next to the one we use had a sign by it saying something about a seminar/class thing on STD something (I think starting with a 'P'. Prophylaxis? Presentation? I don't remember.) I thought it was funny. I sort of wanted to find out what they were going to say in it, out of curiosity. /random
My friend downloaded got it, and she reckons it's not that great, so I'm not going to buy it.
I wouldn't. It's the same price as these other ones like University, where you got a whole new age group of sims and whole new neighborhood type places and loads of stuff, and this is just "Yeah. You can have a dog. Or cat. Or random other animals. And there's some new animal-type stuff that you can buy. And there's something about sims having turn-ons and turn-offs. But that's it." Though there are a lot of dog (and I presume cat, but I've only messed with dogs) kinds, which is cool, and you can change their coat patterns faces and stuff just like regular person sims, which is nice. Still not worth the price. Especially because I managed to find my copy of the Sims 2 at the thrift store, brand new (there were two copies, actually, one of the DVD version and one of regular, but at that point I didn't have a DVD drive on my computer and it was a couple bucks more expensive) for $9, I believe. And then my brother lost the actual playing disk, so a bunch of months later he bought an entire other copy (for like $30) and as usual, a few months after that, we found the first disk from my cheap copy. So now we have two copies of Sims2 hanging around, neither of which we use because you don't need them, evidently, when you have expansions, just the expansion disk. Which is interesting.
But my god. *Computer is dead*
My Science teacher lost my notebook for the longest time. It was rather annoying. I ended up using my Maths notebook, because I often have those classes one after the other.
Grr at dumb losing things teachers. I often have math and science together too. Last year it was Chemstry, Math, this year it's Biology, Math. It's nice in that you only have to get out your calculator once. Except then you put it away to go from class to class, but still. And still excepting when some whore stole mine last week. *Still is really pissed.*
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Date: 2006-10-25 07:35 am (UTC)Tis sad. Drugs are bad. Random sex is bad too. Especially when you're young. Because there are diseases. *knows medical stuff like that*
Speaking of diseases, my mini medical school thing tonight? The other conference room next to the one we use had a sign by it saying something about a seminar/class thing on STD something (I think starting with a 'P'. Prophylaxis? Presentation? I don't remember.) I thought it was funny. I sort of wanted to find out what they were going to say in it, out of curiosity. /random
My friend downloaded got it, and she reckons it's not that great, so I'm not going to buy it.
I wouldn't. It's the same price as these other ones like University, where you got a whole new age group of sims and whole new neighborhood type places and loads of stuff, and this is just "Yeah. You can have a dog. Or cat. Or random other animals. And there's some new animal-type stuff that you can buy. And there's something about sims having turn-ons and turn-offs. But that's it." Though there are a lot of dog (and I presume cat, but I've only messed with dogs) kinds, which is cool, and you can change their coat patterns faces and stuff just like regular person sims, which is nice. Still not worth the price. Especially because I managed to find my copy of the Sims 2 at the thrift store, brand new (there were two copies, actually, one of the DVD version and one of regular, but at that point I didn't have a DVD drive on my computer and it was a couple bucks more expensive) for $9, I believe. And then my brother lost the actual playing disk, so a bunch of months later he bought an entire other copy (for like $30) and as usual, a few months after that, we found the first disk from my cheap copy. So now we have two copies of Sims2 hanging around, neither of which we use because you don't need them, evidently, when you have expansions, just the expansion disk. Which is interesting.
But my god. *Computer is dead*
My Science teacher lost my notebook for the longest time. It was rather annoying. I ended up using my Maths notebook, because I often have those classes one after the other.
Grr at dumb losing things teachers. I often have math and science together too. Last year it was Chemstry, Math, this year it's Biology, Math. It's nice in that you only have to get out your calculator once. Except then you put it away to go from class to class, but still. And still excepting when some whore stole mine last week. *Still is really pissed.*