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slemslempike ([personal profile] slemslempike) wrote2008-10-07 03:01 pm
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Surveys, weeing

I just took a survey that asked me whether I was married/co-habiting, divorced/separated, or PRE-MARRIAGE. For fuck's sake.

I also got pissed off (this is a HILARIOUS pun that won't become apparent until a later paragraph) with a question I had to answer this morning about whether or not I had used a condom the last time I had sex. There was not a box for "there really wasn't anywhere to put it", so I ticked no and then pointed out to the person that the question was distinctly lacking. And now I think I should have left it blank, because I suspect that it's going to get used to say "omg these stupid women don't even use contraception". Anyway.

These questions were on a form to get tested for Chlamydia. I went because I was attracted by the word "free", by the fact that it was the only non-sporting activity in the graduate email, and really it's better to know. Also I am a bit of a hypochondriac, and sometimes think that I have Munchausen's syndrome. I had an AIDS test a few years ago because it was free. It was a scraper thing in your cheek.

It was only when I got to the graduate common room today that I realised that I didn't actually know how they tested for chlamydia, but it turned out to be urine, and may I just say that I absolutely aced the weeing into the tube thing. She said half full, and half full it duly was. They are going to send me a letter to tell me if I have it. I also got a badge with an elephant and "don't forget" on it, but it doesn't really say what it is that you shouldn't forget. I don't think that it's particularly effective advertising.

Ebay update - red boots now at £16.51 with 11 watchers. Don't just watch, join in! Bid higher and higher!

[identity profile] teenagelogic.livejournal.com 2008-10-08 06:15 pm (UTC)(link)
I also got a badge with an elephant and "don't forget" on it, but it doesn't really say what it is that you shouldn't forget. I don't think that it's particularly effective advertising.

I giggled quite a lot at this. Possibly just because I love elephants? Who knows?

[identity profile] slemslempike.livejournal.com 2008-10-08 07:00 pm (UTC)(link)
Elephants are lovely! I gave my mum a whole book of elephant pictures for her birthday.

[identity profile] teenagelogic.livejournal.com 2008-10-08 07:12 pm (UTC)(link)
I inherited my elephant-love from my granddad, who has about 50 elephants, whether they be candles, resin, wood, glass... There's just nothing bad about elephants, really. And most things with big ears I automatically love out of a sense of solidarity.