u/DrDoop

M35 have no preference for people my age or gender. Just hankering to play some D&D and a cool group of people.
If you have a group opening or are starting a campaign let me know!

Good lord.

I’m in Springfield for a week.
I’m a simple man. I like sandwiches and I like beer.
Please suggest the best sandwich and brew spots.

Much obliged.

Which is strange because I’ve loved all of their releases up to this point. I’m also not a huge 80s guy. So, the synth and overall sound of a lot of the songs could be a big point of contention for me. I appreciate the musicianship. Glad a lot of you are enjoying the album!

Maybe I’ll give her another listen. But so far it’s not speaking to me.

((nocturne)) fucking slaps though.

This is just a rant, feel free to ignore, will delete later.

Not looking for advice on how to not get sick. I do it all. I am a third year HS teacher. I love teaching but the amount of times I am sick makes me rethink my career choice.

This is my sixth time being sick this school year and the third time since March. I have no windows in my room so there is no chance of ventilation/air circulation. I’m just sitting in this stagnant fucking air puddle of pathogens. These kids come up to me and tell me they’re sick all the time. If you’re sick then stay away from me and your peers. How is this not common fucking sense?

Anyways, I’m fucking fed up. This time around I’m hacking up a lung, am completely run down, and have a fever. Just in time for the coveted three day weekend.

Thank goodness for summer. I can finally heal up just in time to get smoked again on the first week of school. Just to restart the cycle.

I know it’s a “learn to live with being sick” type of mentality. But the more sick you are, the more damage you are doing to your body. There has to be a way where I can shape young minds and not sacrifice myself to the Germ Lord in the process.

Anyways, I apologize for the colorful language, but fuck being sick. Please don’t leave helpful tips. Just sit in this pity party with me.

Thanks,

Dr Doop