Never Have I Ever

[evanescence_death4ever]

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I don't think I've ever had liver! At least...not to my knowledge....


Never have I ever smoked. Anything. Nothing. Nada.

[Celirra]

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The only thing I've ever smoked is salmon, and it was pretty tasty actually.

Never have I ever purchased any socks. Every pair I own and ever have owned are gifts from people for various occasions (socks are a great birthday gift!)

[ShadoWolfe]

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Socks are an essential buy, especially to match them with dress shoes/pants.

Never have I ever intentionally aimed a laser pointer at a person's eye

[Spenner]

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Definitely have.

Never have I ever [blank]ed a dog.

[drizzleRomanceGirl]

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Definitely have.

Never have I ever [blank]ed a dog.

i've petted a dog before

never have i ever been in a hot air balloon

[rayword45]

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Uh, do Six Flags rides count?

Never have I ever snorted an SSRI (idk why people do that)

[ShadoWolfe]

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i've petted a dog before

never have i ever been in a hot air balloon

I've never been in one either, but it had never occurred to me. A quick google search of hot air balloon rides near me reveals that, not only is there a hot air balloon spot in the city I live, but that they're also well-known for having the JESUS Balloon!



Never have I ever drawn anything, outside of childhood, that has been complemented in any way. D:
My artistic skill is < 0 D:

EDIT: whoops, sorry rayword. Shoulda checked for new posts before submitting. I've never intentionally snorted an SSRI, but you never know what other shit is cut with these days~

[rayword45]

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False compliments lolol

Never have I ever snorted Fun Dip (ugh)

[drizzleRomanceGirl]

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Uh, do Six Flags rides count?

there are hot air balloon rides at six flags!?

[Suicidalfatman]

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I actually have not ever snorted Fun Dip either. I was the guy whom ate the stick alone and put the powder in water.

Never have I ever smacked a person

[rayword45]

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Many, many times. BTW why the fuck you puttin the fun dip powder in water that sounds AWFUL at least make it mountain dew or some shit

Never have I ever eaten ramen for multiple meals within the same day (soon to happen tho)

[ShadoWolfe]

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Ah, good old broke college student life. Actually, more like good old teenage-home-alone-before-discovering-nutrients days.

Never have I ever had a pet dog.

[Arntonach]

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I had to foster some dogs last month. I only finally got the holes they dug up filled in. :<

Never have I ever been to a chiropractor.

[L.B.D.D]

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Many, many times. BTW why the fuck you puttin the fun dip powder in water that sounds AWFUL at least make it mountain dew or some shit

Never have I ever eaten ramen for multiple meals within the same day (soon to happen tho)

ramen isn't that cost efficient
go get a big bag of rice and beans or potatoes from the local grocer or something

[ShadoWolfe]

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ramen isn't that cost efficient
go get a big bag of rice and beans or potatoes from the local grocer or something

10-15¢ a meal (packet of ramen) is always cost effective.
A cup of rice is about 180-200g, 453 grams in a pound, 80¢-$3.00/lb depending on volume and rice quality.
Even at the lowest estimates, ramen is cheaper, and thats not even includimg seasonings (included in ramen).
180/453 =39.7%
39.7% of 80¢ is 32¢ just for one cup of rice, not even including beans.
Problem is that ramen won't make you satiated in the long run (especially not eating it multiple times a day), and energy loss, mood changes, and ketosis can all occur as a result of poor nutrition. Much better in the long run to buy frozen veggies (broccoli, green beans, etc) as cheap nutritive complements to your meals (rice/beans/ramen in rotation is good and cheap). Also bananas and oats/oatmeal for mornings (usually under $1/lb for bananas) and you'll be hitting most of your nutritional needs for a really cheap daily price. Beans/legumes are a great source of protein, ramen/rice/oatmeal fill your req grains (esp. Brown rice), bananas for fruit, frozen dark green veggies. All that's left is dairy or some sort or calcium alternative and you have an economical way to survive college while sustaining energy and a decent diet.

.. Wrote a lot more than I wanted to, probs not the right place for it. Oh well.

Never have I ever hit 100 posts in any single official forum count.