i'm back.

[chouchoot]

same habit, new skin.


i'm so glad i never took up smoking. i clearly have an addictive personality, i just need to learn to embrace it.

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[proppat.livejournal.com]

It's magical, isn't it?

I finally found the non-diet version. I can't wait to try it. This has to be just about the best diet drink ever.

[danielmath.livejournal.com]

compulsory is the wrong word here.

obsessive compulsive is someone who is compelled by an obsession.

compulsory means required.

[jupiterjuniper.livejournal.com]

you're totally right.
though i was confused, thinking this in my head:
com·pul·sion P Pronunciation Key (km-plshn)
n.
The act of compelling.
The state of being compelled.
An irresistible impulse to act, regardless of the rationality of the motivation: “The compulsion to protect the powerful from the discomfort of public disclosure feeds further abuse and neglect” (Boston Globe).

[danielmath.livejournal.com]

i know
but compulsory is an entirely different word.

it reminds me of when kurt loder was talking to jewel about how she used casualty in a poem
when she meant "casualness."
and she was arguing with him about it

LODER: There's a line you have,
'There are nightmares on the sidewalks/there are jokes on TV/ there are people selling thoughtlessness with such casualty.'
Casualty doesn't mean that, does it? Casualty's like a guy gets his arm blown off. I mean isn't that...
JEWEL: That's a type of casualty.
LODER: What?
JEWEL: It's a type of casualty that ...
LODER: No, really. I thought you were trying to say casualness.
JEWEL: No, casualty.
LODER: Oh, OK. All right. Are you a tech person? Do you take computers on the road, do you log on, e-mail?
JEWEL: No, I'm a bit archaic. I mean, I still write everything by hand. It's quite archaic.
LODER: Wow.
JEWEL: It is wow. I'm dyslexic as heck. I mean, I just can't type well.
LODER: Really? That'd be a problem for a writer.
JEWEL: It is a bit of problem. I mean, putting the book together. Everything was done by hand. I had to recopy it legibly to get it...
LODER: That explains casualty probably.


this doesn't put the part in where she says "NEXT QUESTION really rudely to kurt after "no casualty"

[jupiterjuniper.livejournal.com]

that's hysterical.

:)

[danielmath.livejournal.com]

yeah.
i always think of this when people use the wrong word entirely
and try to keep myself from doing so by frequent use of the dictionary.com website.
other people prefer m-w.com but it's habit for me to check dictionary.com

dane

[vanessa-elle.livejournal.com]

lmao

[albertamae.livejournal.com]

i drank that recently just to see and they didn't have diet cherry coke, and it just tasted like a weird cream soda.

I am saddened I did not enjoy.

I'm madly obsessed with diet cherry coke. Diet wild pepsi is not the same, nor is diet cheerwine.

[danielmath.livejournal.com]

oh man i wanna go.
even though i'm soda free now dr pepper was my drink of choice.
i know all about it's history as a product!!!!!!

[musicnutintx.livejournal.com]

What an awesome beverage!!!!

[vanessa-elle.livejournal.com]

young lady, i am extremely disappointed.



;)

[jupiterjuniper.livejournal.com]

i could justify it but i won't.

i WILL SAY i drink 2 or less a day, sometimes none, and my diet coke addiction was never so sparce.

[loversforlilith.livejournal.com]

Is it really that good?

I drink my body weight in diet coke on a regular basis.... something about the berries and cream seems weird. But if it's actually tasty, I might have to try it.

[jupiterjuniper.livejournal.com]

DIET COKE was my old skin.
this tastes, to me, like creme soda dr pepper. i don't taste any berry, and certainly not raspberry [not one of my favorite flavors].

get it from 7-11 where you can just try ONE...see what you think :)