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I feel like crap. I haven't been able to breathe out of my nose for several days now. I have the numb upper lip that feels like botox gone wrong because of blowing my nose so much. My head is congested and I have almost gone through an entire box of kleenex. But hey, I have good news. I just saved 15% on my Nyquil by buying the kroger brand instead! I'm hoping to get a good night's sleep tonight thanks to drinking an entire bottle of "Nite Time" (very orignal name for the Kroger knock off of Nyquil). Don't worry, it's not the green kind that taste like a poor imitation of black licorice. It was the cherry kind. And don't worry, I didn't really drink the whole bottle, I took the recommended dose. It should be kicking in any minute now. Only then will I no longer here all the drunk boys outside of my window arguing about whose muscle's are bigger. So I don't usually do this, but because I'm sick and bored out of my mind on a Friday night... I have a score prediction for the Ohio State vs. Michigan game tomorrow. My prediction is 31-14 Buckeyes. So, it's the first time I think I've ever picked a score for a game, but I don't think it's all that bad. Let me know what you think. If everyone says it's a terrible prediction, I will blame it on the Nyquil. Goodnight everyone and GO BUCKS!!!

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Anonymous said…
Did you ever think you might not get sick if you didn't sleep all the time...haha
11/21/2005 2:08 PM
Anonymous said…
Maybe your body is giving you some negative reaction to that sunless-tanner.






lol...
11/23/2005 8:41 PM
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