JCC ITT we complain about our 1st world problems...

i ate too many tootsie pops.

 

I didn't hear the announcement for the new Star Wars movies until the next day.

 

I had to wait 15 minutes on line in Starbucks today just to buy 4 dollars worth of coffee.

 

I stayed up late to post on the JCC and now I'm too awake to go to sleep so I won't be able to enjoy my lie in tomorrow as effectively.

 

I haven't been able to get new printer ink for two weeks.

 

If I see another one of these abused animal commercials filled with images of extremely sad animals I am going to run out and kick a puppy.

 

And find yourself on the next such commercial?

 

For me it's political ad hate. If I see another one of those either on my TV or YouTube, I'm going to have the urge to want to go and kick a politician.

*note: I didn't say I would actually do it (I'd rather not be arrested by Secret Service or otherwise have a visit from them), just that I would have the urge to, because I'm fricking tired of the non - stop political ads these last three to four months or so (or whenever Romney finally locked up the GOP nomination for sure).

 

I left me phone charger in the car and i dont want to go out and get it.

 

The JCC is not as good as it used to be.

 

Everton's complaints are not as good as they used to be, either...

 

I'm under so much pressure to make good complaints!

 

*sigh*. I might work this Saturday earning an extra $150 on the paycheck, but I don't really want to work Saturday.

 

Can't decide if I want to do an independent study of Model Theory or ZF Set Theory next semester.

 

I have two days left in my work week.

 

I feel like I should eat the turkey burger I just ordered but I'm kind of full from eating cookies.

 

I still have two hours to go before pizza time.

 

I ate too much ice cream.

 

Hiccups.

 

I often suffer from feelings of moral uncertainty due to my role as a participant in a society operating on economic principles that create vast inequalities between arbitrary groups known as classes, and which are amplified along racial and gender lines, while these same inequalities are often glossed over with the broad assertion that my country is a part of the "First World" and by the idea that road out of economic hardship is simply "hard work" on the part of the individual.

 

I was watching Earthquake on AMC, and right during the middle of the main quake sequence they cut to a commercial. UGH.