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Life Lessons You Learned the Hard Way
1) Don't argue with 10-year-olds
2) Tequila is not my drink
3) Don't try to get smart with Canadian Immigration
crossing the border via the Windsor Tunnel
2) Tequila is not my drink
3) Don't try to get smart with Canadian Immigration
crossing the border via the Windsor Tunnel



I was visiting a friend of mine in Houston. She had just moved there a few months before. We decided to go get a bite at the Chili's. She turned on her Tom Tom (GPS) and typed in Chili's. On the way she said this doesn't look right and turned around saying she thought it was this way. We ended up driving around for another half an hour looking for it when she finally said lets just follow Tom. Guess who was right.


Okie dokie smokey. Ummm, I have questions about that, but I should
probably not voice them here.

Stretch the hamstrings before participating in any sporting activity. Tearing hamstrings is no fun.
Don't look away when hammering a nail, the swing path tends to move.
Don't clip speaker wire when your eyes are close, because sometimes it flies into the eye, and then you tend to blink right away which causes serious scratching.


OH, Suefly... you didn't.
Even when I was 18, I knew to NEVER drink more than 2 hurricanes in one night.

I hate rum now. Bleh.

Heck, I was 4 years old when my mother taught me that Hurricanes in mass quantity are bad (because my Aunt Nancy puked in the back of their brand new Volvo as they were driving home after a night out on Bourbon Street). It's stayed with me.

Never shave with soapy water even if you run out of shaving cream and get desperate.

Never shave with soapy water even if you run out of shaving cream and get desperate."
What do I drink if I'm in Africa if I can't drink water?
I've used conditioner to shave. Works like a charm.

Never trust someone else in your class to hand in your paper for you. Don't use a nasal decongestant (particularly if going out in public is important to you). Always have a brush and ice scraper in your car.


I lived for 9 months in a place I never want to think about again. Do your homework when moving.


So far the funniest thing I've read in 2011!



Not everywhere! I haven't had a problem with the water in South Africa.
Never go see the Blasters, drink kamikazes with your aging hipster doofus high-school friends - a few of whom now listen to Lady Gaga and Alicia Keys and one of whom now has a script for medicinal marijuana - until they're seeping out of your ears, and then get up for 9:00 mass the next morning.

Sarah Pi wrote: "BUt worth it to see the Blasters?"
Yep!
Yep!
Jammies wrote: "Your friends were seeping out of your ears?"
It felt like it Sunday morning.
It felt like it Sunday morning.
Kevin "El Liso Grande" wrote: "never pepper spray yourself to "see what it feels like""
Wow.
On a related note keep bear pepper spray off of any surface a cat can reach and knock over and discharge entire contents in the middle of the night, so you have to run out into the snowy yard in your underwear, then run back inside to find said cat and save it from asphyxiation. There was a copy of Emily Dickinsin's complete poems near the blast that still makes my eyes burn years later.
Also don't eat a jar of jalapeño peppers on a bet. Scratch that; don't eat anything on a bet.
Wow.
On a related note keep bear pepper spray off of any surface a cat can reach and knock over and discharge entire contents in the middle of the night, so you have to run out into the snowy yard in your underwear, then run back inside to find said cat and save it from asphyxiation. There was a copy of Emily Dickinsin's complete poems near the blast that still makes my eyes burn years later.
Also don't eat a jar of jalapeño peppers on a bet. Scratch that; don't eat anything on a bet.

Done that one, but it wasn't on purpose. Just messing with it when my parents had already told me not to.
My brother still likes to do the impression of me running around screaming "My face feels funny!"

Wow.
On a related note keep bear pepper spray off of any surface a cat can reach and knock over and disc..."
Where I worked a long time ago, we used to have jalapeno pepper eating contests on fridays to see who could eat the most.
Another one: buy your car through your credit union. I bought my first car from a dealer. I did all my homework and research. I interviewed everybody I knew for tips and advice. The sticker price on the car was $18,900. It took me 4 hours of bargaining but I got them down to $12,000, and made them throw in free floor mats (list price: $200). When I picked up the check from the credit union, all smug and sweaty, the loan officer said, "We could have got that car for you for the fleet price. $11,000."
SON OF A BITCH!