New years resolutions.
 

Mines to give up drinking and smoking and all drugs for a month, or longer. I might also start working out again.

The whole shebang: become superman.

today marks 3 mos with no cigarettes!

i'm going to try to not become poor and then homeless

my new years resolution is to post on this forum more often.

see you all on jan. 1st!

p.s. you guys are nerds.

Im going to stop being fat.


hopefully.


After these waffles.

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There goes the neighborhood...

to force others to love me and to finish one of my goddamn projects for once.

zing

I hope, by December 31st, 2006, I will have defeated liberalism.

btw, here's last year's link... Only a few people psoted their New years resolution ... but let's see if anybody stuck to them. The time travel one interests me,.

http://www.thetesttube.com/forum/sho...ighlight=years

I got a new electric toothbrush as a gift.

I kept mine! w0ot

this year... pay off my cc bills!

Yeah, I still skipped classes.

i didn't keep mine at all...

mine this year? oh jesus.

to do something i enjoy every day.

better grades, hopefully educate people on how neo-conservatism and hyper liberalism are not as polar as one might think.

continue being in college.

give up the wonko beastiality pron.

become a cowperson and make a living shooting stuff and riding horses.

I actually ended up time travelling... sort of.

I drove to alabama so I went from 2005 to 2004 back to 2005 in about 20 minutes.

RIBOFLAVIN

Check out the thign that I posted into the Creative Factory. It's pretty much about the collective movement of liberals and neoconservatives to instill a new sort of relliance on the federal government. If you already checked it out then ... kudos. I would also suggest that more typical liberalism is more like neoconservativism than say "super liberalism." Super liberalism is more socialistic... communistic... which is definitely separated from the business-emphasis of neoconservatives... though both make efforts to over emphasize a strong federal government.

Not long ago i said that yesterday's liberalism is today's conservatism, and who said i was wrong, mike? huh? And now who's borrowing my thesis for his essay, mike? eh? eh?