How was your day? - Page 119

Merci Alizée · #**1181** 07-01-2012, 10:33 PM

One of the worst day of my life.

I hate myself.

Rev · #**1182** 07-02-2012, 02:35 AM

Looks like a good festival. What happened?

Merci Alizée · #**1183** 07-02-2012, 04:45 AM

^ Illegally forced by other people to vacate the apartment on the very same day when I moved in and I didn't do anything against it.

Taxi Driver Aaron · #**1184** 07-02-2012, 07:03 AM

sorry to hear about that MA ... that must have been very rough.

Rev · #**1185** 07-03-2012, 01:03 AM

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Originally Posted by Merci Alizée

^ Illegally forced by other people to vacate the apartment on the very same day when I moved in and I didn't do anything against it.

Ouch!

I'm sorry you had to move, but it soulds like the landlord (if this was due to the landlord) would have been trouble in general. I know you don't think so now but (if this was the situation) maybe you will be better off without the headaches.

Would you mind my asking what happened?

Tiwaz · #**1186** 07-22-2013, 12:55 PM

Go for lunch, walk into chinese restuarant.
Hear Jean Ai Marre on tha radio, fuck yeah

Then back to Greatest hits of Beijing.

george007 · #**1187** 07-29-2013, 09:31 AM

Returned from a trip to Knuckles range: one of the windiest places in my country.
It's so windy in this time of year that even vehicles sway in the wind gusts.

Got bitten by a leech for the first time of my life. It was terrifying, bleeding didn't stop for nearly 6 hours because of the anticoagulant released by them.
Our team lost our way in the heavy mist on a mountain and it took abt 3 hours to find our way back.

Jake04 · #**1188** 07-29-2013, 11:53 AM

Sounds very exciting except for the leech part. I guess that's why they use leeches in medicine to promote blood flow.

http://www.pbs.org/wnet/nature/bloodysuckers/leech.html

Fall · #**1189** 07-29-2013, 11:29 PM

I had a nice day today, it was my mom's birthday. Some family came over, we had a big meal, my dad and I watched a Stones concert dvd, then later we looked at the pictures we had taken today and ones still in the camera's SD card thingy.

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Originally Posted by george007

Returned from a trip to Knuckles range: one of the windiest places in my country.
It's so windy in this time of year that even vehicles sway in the wind gusts.

Got bitten by a leech for the first time of my life. It was terrifying, bleeding didn't stop for nearly 6 hours because of the anticoagulant released by them.
Our team lost our way in the heavy mist on a mountain and it took abt 3 hours to find our way back.

Sounds like you had quite an adventure! How long were you there for?

george007 · #**1190** 07-30-2013, 02:24 AM

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Originally Posted by Jake04

Sounds very exciting except for the leech part. I guess that's why they use leeches in medicine to promote blood flow.

http://www.pbs.org/wnet/nature/bloodysuckers/leech.html

Yeah it was really exciting!

Actually the leech part was nothing compared to getting lost. The fog was really dense (it was a cloud over the mountain actually). It was getting dark and we had the risk of having to spend the night in the middle of the mountain. Then it started to rain like hell, and it was raining nearly horizontally due to the high winds, and the rain drops feel like bullets! We even had to lean in the direction of the wind to stand up. Finally we managed to catch a bit of cellphone signal and called the base camp. After describing our surroundings they figured out where we were and gave us the directions to return to the trail.

They said that nobody visits here during this time of year because of the wind.

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Originally Posted by Fall06

Sounds like you had quite an adventure! How long were you there for?

Three days.