Hive got you under my skin

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The ex-boyfriend of my potential roommate? was with us at the movie tonight. He seemed to think she might plan to move in this coming weekend. I don't know. She's still not talking to me about it. He sai she's not returning his calls either which is not like her. He thinks she's going through something that's she's not telling us.

I want to tell her I'm planning to go a different route but I don't want to leave a message telling her.
 

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Captain, I'm detecting massive quantities of win in this sector.
[worf]I recommend a full spread of photon torpedos Captain![/worf]

aherm, I thank you, I thank you *bows*

I had a truly crappy Sunday for no reason whatsoever (was just playing fallout 3 all day)
Fortunately a bit of multiplayer resident evil, seeing a girls cleavage on the train and the chance to make a pun in the Hive has rightened things out :D

As soon as I saw your post I was transfixed staring trying to find a counter pun.

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You got this girls phone number/address just call her/visit her if shes unwilling to be contacted (it seems like you've made effort already) screw it, leave a message saying your looking for somewhere on your own.


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Hmm goldie didn't really get time to comment on your situation, stick to your guns and don't give in, if its a misunderstanding/miscommunication thats fine, if its not kiss her goodbye (maybe quite literally) The rats right its bigotry.
And in my opinion this is a situation where you can stick your guns and be yourself if you can't in a potential relationship/relationship whats the point of being in it.

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*calmly opens his mouth and scoffs the jello shots*
 
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we've been transported to 'hapax legomenon'


wiki to the rescue said:
A hapax legomenon (pronounced /ˈhæpæks lɨˈgɒmənɒn/ or /ˈheɪpæks/[1]) (pl. hapax legomena) is a word which occurs only once in either the written record of a language, the works of an author, or in a single text. Sometimes abbreviated to hapaxes. Hapax legomenon is from the Greek ἅπαξ λεγόμενον "[something] said only once.
 
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