Failing at life, one step at a time-

[kageisuke]

I've learned a few things in the past week or so.

1. A can of manwich does not have all that's necessary to make one right out of the can. The picture on the front is SUPER DECEIVING.

2. I hate shopping for car insurance; and,

3. Despite my roommates assurances that fixing pancakes is easy, I burned both of mine. Spare me the questions on whether the heat was too high, did you put enough grease in the pan, yadda. I just fail at stovetop cooking aside from ramen, pasta, boiling soups and sauces, and browning meat. That's all I need to survive anyway.

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[sannask.livejournal.com]

3. we had to unplug it and wait for it to cool so we could pry it open without getting steam burns on our hands (if i'd had good rubber gloves at the time, i probably could have gotten it open while it was still hot), then we cleaned it out and it was fine after that. just a pita to deal with at the time, lol.

2. i don't remember what happened to the rates after "i" was "in" an "Accident" (read: some asshole charges through a red light and head-ons me, but it's 'my' fault b/c i shouldn't have been turning left -- i hope that guy never has another car that isn't in a horrible accident again as long as he lives), because i was in high school on my parents insurance. but it was that accident that caused them to keep me from having a car during my college years, which lead me to rely on a less-than-reputable individual to take me to walmart, and he ended up sexually abusing me. so yeah, i guess insurance rate increases are kind of evil.

[kageisuke.livejournal.com]

3. That is... amazing XD But at least it still worked afterwards. Knowing my luck, I would have broke it >_>

2. I paid my insurance ever since I got a car, so I've watched it rise as I got different cars. And even if you were turning left, HE RAN A RED LIGHT. How was it your fault that you thought he'd obey traffic laws :|? And I hope that guy got what he deserves for what he did.