I'm done. This life is officially over. I'm moving on to the next one with a smile on my face; I have no regrets, save for the times I didn't try for something higher than what was expected of me. Maybe this time I'll get it right.

I'm standing beside your car. I'm sitting behind your table. I'm hovering over your copy of Cosmo. Underneath your folding chair. In front of your eyes. Swimming in your Starbucks Tall Mocha Frappuccino. Do you miss me? Do you think of me at all? Do you hear our song on the radio at night? And when you do, do you mouth the words and think about the way we danced, the time we laughed only at ourselves? I hate you so much.

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Stop callin'
Stop callin'
I don't wanna think anymore
I've got my head and my heart on the dance floor
Stop callin'
Stop callin'
I don't wanna talk anymore
I left my hand and my heart on the dance floor

- 'Telephone,' performed by Lady Gaga (feat. Beyoncé)

This is not where it all began.

"This is apparently how I party."

"What happened to your shirt? And why aren't you wearing pants?"

Fuck! My bottle of Bailey's Irish Cream just bit me!

Gotta have more babies, gotta have more babies, yeah.

The decay in my mind is clearing up!

Why should they? Why should they come? They need not come. If they come, they will leave. If they leave, they won't return. They shouldn't come only to leave, but surely they can't stay. If they can't stay, why should they bother coming? There must be a way to make them return. Variety, variety, consistency.

Hey, the next time you're tempted to do it, think really carefully about what you stand to LOSE if you did it.

Uh, something happened to me.

Remember the strength we had
When we were in love?
I think I can
Find that strength again.

You cannot precisely measure the most essential properties of subatomic behavior. According to Werner Heisenberg's Uncertainty Principle, the more precisely you measure one property, the less precisely you can measure another.

To clarify, you can only observe the position of an electron by bouncing something off it (light is a common example). This means that you need to introduce some form of radiation that has energy of its own. The problem is, this energy will disturb the path of the electron. In other words, more energy must be added in order to determine the position of an electron more precisely, and the more energy is added to the electron, the more you will disturb its velocity.

So conversely, you must minimize the electron's exposure to radiation in order to measure its velocity more precisely, but the absence of sufficient radiation (light is again a good example) will make it impossible to precisely determine its position. Hence, the more precisely you measure one property, the less precisely you can measure another.

The above applies to the universe on a subatomic level. It should not be confused with the Observer Effect.

I'm feeling pissed off today. If you refuse to deal directly with me, then why should I deal directly with you? Okay, I'll let it go. Again. I feel sorry for you.

The Secret to Developing Efficiency:
Avoid the Strong and attack the Weak.

The Secret to Developing Strength:
Attack the Strong and Protect the Weak.