I can't quit anything but I'll try to cut down.

:pullanolte :aimama :booze :weed :keithpunky

The key is to not set goals you cannot possibly reach.

In 2009, I intend to work a little less, gain 10-15 pounds and drink less red wine in favor of white!

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with Hardware Rendering Options to full  :areyoufuckingserious

have 5 of them, but sure as shit i ain't going to tell the whole world them.

happy new year all you peeps

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:pullanolte

Drink more,exercise less..0r is it the other way around? :weed :booze :willya

wrote on Dec 31^st, 2008 at 2:58pm:

have 5 of them, but sure as shit i ain't going to tell the whole world them. happy new year all you peeps owwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwww :pullanolte

Only three-quarters of the world log onto this site.

I've resolved to keep my temper and not raise my voice in anger.

Develop calves the size of Schwarzenegger's thighs and use them to dance, all the time. I'd love to make some more existential resolutions, but they never work anyway.

bust a move.

try not to be late for everything, just some things haha

get a second job and start saving some money so I'll be ready for an emergency, like a RS TOUR IN 2010!

have as much fun as possible while still keeping up with the responsibilities

uh maybe get some health insurance, be nice to have it but its so damn expensive, I just pay as needed so I'm not real sure about this but it bothers me. I'll put this off for another year or until Obama team comes up with something affordable, haha yeah right.

Bitch wrote on Jan 1^st, 2009 at 9:39am:

try not to be late for everything, just some things haha get a second job and start saving some money so I'll be ready for an emergency, like a RS TOUR IN 2010! have as much fun as possible while still keeping up with the responsibilities uh maybe get some health insurance, be nice to have it but its so damn expensive, I just pay as needed so I'm not real sure about this but it bothers me. I'll put this off for another year or until Obama team comes up with something affordable, haha yeah right.

maybe if you stopped going to so many rock concerts you could afford that health insurance.  hows that for an idea?

oww

:wtf3

My my now if only that were true! I spend about $1OO/MONTH on concerts. Health ins. is about $1200/month for me and my 2 kids.

I don't make them anymore because I never keep them, has anybody ever stayed to a resolution they made????

yes i am pretty sure people have stuck to them heart of stone...thats why people make them.

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:areyoufuckingserious

party with keith
git nakid wid kate winslet
drink better booze

I'm gonna have sex with all my mates wives.

And give up drinking.

nankerphelge wrote on Dec 31^st, 2008 at 10:13am:

The key is to not set goals you cannot possibly reach. In 2009, I intend to work a little less, gain 10-15 pounds and drink less red wine in favor of white!

I'm going to have to work a lot more to make sure I have 10-15 pounds to my name!

I want to play more....   I would like to remember more songs without struggling to remember them

I want to cut down on my food bill and spend less money on crap
paint the whole interior reinsulate and replace the floor and do more overtime not really..but $$ and be good andnot lose my job
and not lose my temper in the car and spend less time on rt. 95

I will not bet on any more college bowl games.

"   I'm gonna have sex with all my mates wives / girlfriends  "


I highly approve of this activity  .


" .. and give up drinking "


Corgi --- you make your Joey sad .

sweetcharmedlife wrote on Jan 1^st, 2009 at 9:07pm:

I will not bet on any more college bowl games.

:wow
Here's some advice:  Start betting on the Pac-10!

caro wrote on Jan 1^st, 2009 at 5:40am:

Develop calves the size of Schwarzenegger's thighs and use them to dance, all the time.

unless you're gay i think you might scare away the guys with legs like that.

:wtf3

I have never made a new years resolution, and kept them all.

Most people agree that it is better to enjoy life than to suffer, and endorse public policies that aim at creating greater happiness for a greater number of people. Though not everybody accepts the utilitarian axiom that happiness is ultimately the only value, the desirability of happiness as such is almost undisputed. This appears in high ranks for happiness in survey studies about value priorities.