MaxRide

HOW ABOUT PUCE

Basically, it's this. :blank:

I'm secular. :blank:

Yeah, I have a cell phone, although I never use it (like I said, no one calls me). It's just a little crappy one that doesn't even have a sliding keyboard. And I can't use it right now, because the $10 my dad put on it during the summer is now exactly $1. :blank: *looks for picture on the internet*

What about the secularists?

/sarcasm Signs and symptoms The primary symptoms of OCPD can include preoccupation with remembering and paying attention to minute details and facts, following rules and regulations, compulsion to make lists and schedules, as well as rigidity/inflexibility of beliefs and/or exhibition of perfectionism that interferes with task-completion. Symptoms may cause extreme distress and interfere with a person's occupational and social functioning. [2][3]According to the National Institute for Mental Health: OCPD has some of the same symptoms as obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD). However, people with OCD have unwanted thoughts, while people with OCPD believe that their thoughts are correct.[4] Most patients spend their early life avoiding symptoms and developing techniques to avoid dealing with these strenuous issues. [edit] Obsession Some, but not all, patients with OCPD show an obsessive need for cleanliness. This OCPD trait is not to be confused with domestic efficiency; over-attention to related details may instead make these (and other) activities of daily living difficult to accomplish. Though obsessive behavior is in part a way to control anxiety, tension often remains. In the case of a hoarder, attention effectively to clean the home may be hindered by the amount of clutter that the hoarder resolves later to organize.[5] While there are superficial similarities between the list-making and obsessive aspects of Asperger's syndrome and OCPD, the former is different from OCPD especially regarding affective behaviors, including (but not limited to) empathy, social coping, and general social skills. Perception of own and others' actions and beliefs tend to be polarised (i.e., "right" or "wrong", with little or no margin between the two) for people with this disorder. As might be expected, such rigidity places strain on interpersonal relationships, with frustration sometimes turning into anger and even violence. This is known as disinhibition.[6] People with OCPD often tend to general pessimism and/or underlying form(s) of depression This sounds strangely familiar. :blank:

No one ever calls me. :blank:

:clap: I approve, sir.

:nod: FRAME

Bones sinking like stones All that we've fought for

I'm not, but only because there's a girl who's six foot three. :freak:

Sure it is, Alex. :blank:

That's the poster.

...and what is that, Alex?

My Secret Santa was from Lore. She sent me 10 Viva-era butterflies from a 2010 concert in Buenos Aires. :dazzled: Don't get the handwriting conversation started again. :no:

White walls. Wood brown cabinets/desk/drawers. Too many academic achievement awards on one of the walls. Plain. :nod: And I have a black-and-white theme going on with the pictures.

The only conspiracy. EVAR. IN THE WORLD. :o I didn't mean to. I didn't even know what Buckin' was. :blank:

But is the conspiracy the half-Russian's fault? :nod: I blame the Buckin' thread for all of my perviness.

Spider Pig, Spider Pig Does whatever a spider pig does No, I was referring to my 'dang it.' :P

WHY IS EVERYTHING ALWAYS THE HALF-RUSSIAN'S FAULT, HUH? What you should be saying: THAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAALLLLIIIIIAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA!

I told you I noticed it. :blank: Not IRL. :P I DIDN'T SAY THICK FRAME IN CREST'S THREAD FOR A REASON K

REAL SMART MADISON No, I meant with a thin frame, a black frame, a brown frame, a white frame...etc.

...dang it.

Oh wait, I see it now. YOU DID IT FOR YOURSELF. :bomb:

How should I frame my Arcade Fire poster?