seraphim

being the only one out of all of my friends who is ever awake at five am. fuck them and their normal sleep patterns.

espresso martinis. fucking hell, how did it take me so long to discover them?

it's literally like i identify the people i shouldn't get involved with, and then head straight for them. gets me in a world of trouble.

I do that sometimes.

Wait... You guys don't like phone sex? There's nothing more sensual than talking about what you're doing to your junk to your girl who's hundreds of miles away...

real sex > phone sex

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East End Thrift, they have a branch just off brick lane now, but the original is down in whitechapel.

excellent. my money's on beatle, snow shoveling>taking photographs

it isn't that i mind rocking the minimum wage, but it gets a bit uncomfortable being scrutinised by drunk regulars all the time. plus i technically work in enemy territory.

i've grown kinda callous to the concept of relationships and romance.

same, but i'm a cynical fucker these days

children that scream and stomp around upstairs at eight am. i am not good in the morning and thus not above kicking you in the face, whatever your age.

being asked when i'm going to marry a nice boy and start a family. fuck, so insulting.

da dee do da dee da do da, dum dum day de dum dum.

http://www.nytimes.com/2009/12/15/health/15surg.html?_r=1&th&emc=th

In Surgery, a Tangled Tumor Meets Its Match

Alex di Suvero for The New York Times

HOURS TO GO Dr. Tomoaki Kato in glasses and his team at NewYork-Presbyterian Hospital/Columbia operated last week on a 59-year-old Wisconsin man with a cancerous tumor.

Published: December 14, 2009

At noon on Wednesday, after 26 hours of surgery, a team of doctors in New York finally managed to remove Robert Collison’s liver. The only thing harder would be putting it back into him.

SYNCHRONICITY A medical team led by Dr. Tomoaki Kato prepares to remove the tumor-engulfed liver of Robert Collison, perform surgery on it and reimplant it. More Photos »

A huge cancerous tumor in the back of Mr. Collison’s abdominal cavity had attached itself to his liver and engulfed other organs and blood vessels. Chemotherapy and radiation had not fazed it. He lives near Milwaukee, and doctors there said the tumor was inoperable and would kill him. But Mr. Collison, 59, with five children and nine grandchildren, was not ready to give up.

“I can’t leave yet,” he said in an interview the night before his operation. “I’ve got too much fun ahead of me.”

He had come to NewYork-Presbyterian Hospital/Columbia University Medical Center to be treated by Dr. Tomoaki Kato, one of the few surgeons willing to take on such difficult, risky cases. Dr. Kato is an expert in ex vivo resection — taking out organs and operating on them outside the body to remove tumors that cannot be treated in any other way, and then sewing the organs back in. The procedures are grueling surgical marathons that can easily last 30 hours or more, involve a dozen surgeons and anesthesiologists and cost more than $300,000.

diamonds is older than me? really? fuck.

might've already been done, but

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but why the tape? are you not able to drink of your own volition?

i would like a queen E I tshirt for xmas, thankyou. seeing as it's a gift i won't have to pay, ya dig?

incob are those bottles taped to your hands?

evening, kids. stoned+photobooth=retardface

dirty housemates, fuck em

what kind of dirty? because there's the nasty kind of dirty, and the messy kind, or the sex kind.

i'm starting to loathe this whole 'dating' bollocks. i have no time to be wooing & making good impressions, is there a fast forward button?

all good/non explicit things i hope?

i've always really liked this thread, no idea why. no one else want to expose their mug for sufu consumption?

^ me too.

dear teeg, please make me some jeans. i have no money but i will pay in 'favours'. sz 24, thanks

love,

me

Disregard females

acquire fades

girls lead to fades, kid. all that extra crotch action.