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I decided to be social last night and go to Jason’s birthday party/a show in Oakland, and I actually enjoyed myself, which is quite surprising. Lately I’ve been struck with a severe case of hermiticitis and want to shoot myself in the fucking face when I’m pArTyInG and doing other things normal people my age do. Within five minutes of getting there and making my rounds of hello’s and how are you’s, Dylan went in for a hug, didn’t unlock his arms, and barreled our entangled bodies into the mosh pit, and I was flung around like a rag doll (I do not mosh, for the record, especially not connected to another human being) for a good bit before I maneuvered myself out. Gabe did a front flip off the second floor, or what looked like the beginnings of one and currently served as a janky balcony/loft area, into the pit and our friends caught him and it was terrifying and awesome, and Keenan crowd surfed with a broken knee, which is how he broke it a few weeks back in the first place. I met people and saw people I haven’t seen in aeons and danced silly and it was great fun and I’ve proven to myself I can still have great fun, I’m not dead yet :’)
Baby Seal Literally Redefines ‘Cute’
A baby seal has been discovered in South Georgia in the Sandwich Islands that is causing linguists to rethink current definitions of the word “cute.” Current dictionary definitions of the term usually talk about cute thing being “pretty” or “attractive” in a “dainty” or “child-like” manner. But experts argue that isn’t enough for this particular seal.
“This cuteness displayed in this baby seal is too much for the word to adequately described using its current definition,” said Aaron McLean of the Oxford Lexicographical Heritage Society. According to McLean, dictionary editors are working on a new definition and hope it will be ready sometime in May 2014.
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