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I have some anxiety as well, but it's not nearly as bad since I left college and stopped working with Residence Life.Insomnia's been easier to manage, too.

I love water, so I've been successful in my soft drink ban. I do cheat every once in a while for root beer, though.

I prefer Coke to Pepsi, let's fight! Kidding. lol Thanks for the comment.

I know what you mean about not whining about getting into the tourney. I'm proud of my alma mater for getting into the first round of NCAA a couple years when I was there, and keeping Stanford to within 1 at NIT this year.Still, that stung. lol

I had Flow Free a while ago on my phone, some time in the fall of last year I think, but had to get rid of it for space. My mom has it on her iPad and is obsessed. lol It does start out easy, but then some of that stuff can get mind boggling at the higher levels.

Nice Lego pickups, especially the Avengers Jet.

I didn't really like his songs on SNL the other week when he performed. I thought I would, cause I like big band, but it just didn't click with me. I like CDs with a lot of 8 minute songs on them, but your music needs to fit the format of something that has the right to be that long. Pop mixed with big band, while I'm not going to say it can't be, typically doesn't lend itself to that time frame the same way say an older Metallica song might.

I have no idea who Kacey Musgraves is, but according to my friends who like country, it's not hard to be more country than Taylor Swift. lol

Pretty much the same here, my older brother had it on SNES, mom had it in the lab at school, and in both cases I sucked at it. lol I too wonder how I'd be now.

Ah, so is that why the "real" fans cry foul? I might just give them the finger and rasberries myself. lol

- I've been meaning to take my civil service test and see if I can't get a government job if I find I need a larger income.Perhaps I'll apply for typist.

- I see you've already posted 22 and 23. I'll go read those.

- Yeah, medication can really screw with it. I'm hoping some of my stubborn weight is muscle from the weightlifting. I too would like a balance, don't want to get too skinny either.

- I love it, just need to have more of it.

- I watch a lot of music videos as well.

- I hear you, I think in many cases, all it does it provide people useless conversation ammo at the "water cooler," but I like to know what's generally going on. I try to just get the headlines at least then research on my own; unfortunately, certain news outlets are unavoidable in this house...

- Yeah, I'm always cooped up here with my parents, who I love, but I need human interaction outside of just them and work. Of course, my coworkers are cool enough I'd grab a beer with them, but still. Music is a great way to meet people.

- I still have the patience, I just feel like I'd gain more from non-fiction. Poetry and plays are good reads, too.

- If you haven't gotten into it, quite possibly you won't. I'd say by this time it's perfectly fair to say you don't like something, but hey, if you think it'll pan out, go for it.

- I can't really tolerate it, either, even as a kid...

- Butterscotch is good, too.

- I think you're great at self-improvement when it comes to what you seem to love, which is music. I've always liked or at least appreciated your stuff. The key to dieting and exercise is really just consistency, and you know how to be consistent; just pick an easy goal starting out and stick to it. Weight loss apps can help, at least in my case.

Well, if you didn't grow up with them, I can certainly see that, I don't think I'd like the old one as much if I weren't nostalgic for it. Never bought a game past the very first one on Gameboy, though, didn't see the point, all looked like basically the same game with updated graphics and more creatures. Meh. The pinball one though, I genuinely think is awesome.

I'm glad we agree on Dragonball, I never got into Z, too much talking. Original is funny to me.

Fiction-Non Fiction, do you mean like sort of a book version of a "based on the story of..." movie, where it's about an actual thing, but they take a bunch of liberties with it? And I'm interested in science non-fiction as well, I was never great at math or science, but I'm finding that's cause I didn't focus myself enough because I thought I was so bad at them. Turns out, I love them both, just need to focus a bit harder to understand them better.

I might post some about philosophy then, at some point.

And thanks, I got some sleep, hope your insomnia's not treating you too badly.

Yeah, it's not so much lack of sleep in my case, it's that I "plug myself in" so to speak at night, cause everything's more interesting then. My fault, just have to turn myself around.

And I'm also dumb, yet love philosophy, so we'll have that in common. lol I've been meaning to tell Nick how awesome it is when I'm able to comment on my phone, when 1up won't budge for me to do so (highlights the top part of the comment box below title, but I can't do anything), though Pixlbit has done some of the same for me recently. My phone is old though, so I'm just happy I can view the site from my LG Optimus V.

I know who Stephen Lynch is, but have not heard this ice cream song. I'll have to look that up.

Only Insomniac games I've played are Ratchet & Clank, and a bit of Spyro when I was little, but based on those, they do seem pretty cool.

I've never had bedhog dogs, or dogs at all, but I used to like it when Clinger would sleep at the foot of my bed in a ball, purring. That actually helped me sleep, same way Kaylee helps you.

I'm sorry to hear about your mom, that doesn't sound like any fun. In my case, the light being on tends to help me sleep. It's not a fear thing, I'm not afraid of the dark, it's just that I always find myself needing to get up to turn it off, which ruins the sleepiness factor for me. I need a remote for that thing...