forum The Roodeness Shenanigans

Started May 27, 2020 by Deleted user

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When you can't join in on the roasting because it's blocked on your chromebook

Can someone explain to the country girl what ‘finna’ means? I really don’t understand that much slang…

Dictionary.com says:
Finna, a contraction of fixing to, means “getting ready to do something.”

It’s used to express a goal to take some sort of action in the near future.

Ah okay, thank you!

if i didn’t have a confirmation that i am biromantic, i definitely do now….

Lady Dimitrescu from RE8…

I think sometimes when I zone out, my parents think I'm thinking about something important but nine out of ten times my brain is going "MY NAME IS SAMUEL SEABURY"

asdlfhgjh mood

my brain usually just goes "YOOOOOOOO SUCK IT GREEN BOIIIIIIIIIIII"
either that or "I like da bee"

Man I love the placebo that comes right after taking a painkiller

me: has a headache and takes an advil
me right after swallowing: I'm cured

painkillers 😩

Man I love the placebo that comes right after taking a painkiller

that's me with all my meds even tho some of them are probably actually working and i just don't notice

we had a snow day yesterday (which was good because I was dreadfully unprepared for school and then I still didn't do any of the things I needed to do so here we are), and today's a two hour delay, but we still get out an hour earlier than other years because of covid, so we have 20 minute class periods and we're not even here for a whole four hours

Well that's neat.
When you said snow day mybrain.exe stopped working for a minute because it's warm and sunny here and I forgot about, ya know, different climates existing. But gg.

I’m surprised you got one after Zoom.

It's been snowing for three days
Like, god, i like snow, but one day is enough

We had a snow day last week, but I think it was mainly because we hadn't been able to pick up our supplies yet.

We haven’t had a snowday in months which is unusual…like, extremely unusual.

It's getting to be peak snow day season here. Usually we get days off not necessarily because of the snow, but because of the ice. Freezing rain is the main culprit most of the time tbh.

we had a half day cause campus closed early, but not it's just miserabbly windy and cold. Also snow sucks because people forget how to park and take up 3 spots because they "can't see the lines." On a small campus lot those spots are very much needed, the weather is bad for parking but even worse for walking a quarter mile because someone couldn't park. mini rant bcause there's one truck who keeps taking up half the lot

speaking of weather affecting people's handling of vehicles–i live in washington, a rainy fucky state on the western side. people know this. that's why we're called the evergreen state. so why is it that no one around here can fucking drive in the rain

Guess who had what I'm pretty sure was a fucking panic attack today? It's me of course.

Like. I'm not 100% sure but the symptoms matched what I've heard about and what I researched up later, and? It fits? Bc I was just…having a hard time breathing and it felt like there was a fist squeezing my heart and I was shaking and also like, weirdly zoned out? Like I was in the middle of class and I knew I needed to focus but I just couldn't? I had my face pressed against my desk and I literally couldn't move for like three minutes even though I knew I needed to sit up and pay attention, and it just felt like the teacher's words were completely just. Not there. Maybe it wasn't a panic attack but it fits everything I've read/heard about them?? Help

That sounds pretty similar to a panic attack, yeah. I'm sorry, those suck :(

Yeah. And I'm pretty sure that it was kinda brought on by my parents. Bc my mom said they needed the passcode to my phone so that they could go through it and I just. Hdhsgdggs it terrified me

Sounds like a panic attack to me, but really only you can tell. It's good you're researching. If you're still unsure, maybe look up low blood pressure or low blood sugar symptoms.
Sorry that happened to you though, panic attacks (or any kind of attack) can be really taxing.

I also have eaten only one egg and some chili today, but the thingy happened after the egg and before the chili so idk if that has anything to do with it

slowly working my way back to a 50% mark or more in my math class. yup. the quadmester ends in a few days and if I don’t get a mark of at least 50% ive gotta retake math WHICH I’ve been trying not to think of but honestly it’s hard
my final assignment SHOULD push me back up there. I honestly hope so because I really, really don’t wanna retake math

also those symptoms sound really similar to the experience I had very early last year. so now I’m thinking back to if I had a panic attack, because almost everything matches up (except I don’t know what brought it on)
I did SUSPECT it was one, so based off of my own research what you had was probably a panic attack or something very close to it.

You call them quadmesters and not quarters? Canada is wack

I had a cute idea for my february bujo that requires more art than I usually do and my hands are sooo shaky. Might be my new meds, might be a general restlessness, I can't tell but I'm very frustrated

_{what the hell is a quarter…}

We used to call them semesters actually, and there would be two of them (eight classes, so four classes in each semester) but when the pandemic came around we switched to the quadmester system to make things easier. Aka two classes per each quadmester, four quadmesters in a school year