Zierro

I like Seinfeld for the same reasons I like Spengbab. It makes me feel nihilistic, yet it makes me smile.

Usually, but I am also talking about the fights where one kid will just attack the other one when he didn't even see it coming. In fact, from what I've seen, kids were more turned on by the unfair pummel-some-helpless-kid-on-the-floor fights (and outnumbered fights) than they were with the "duels". And yeah, you're probably right about the whole cop thing. I haven't realized that. But for me, I really don't care what you're wearing. A person is a person. In the case that a cop is strangling a helpless guy on the floor, I would try to pull him off of him. So yeah TIF, it's safe to say that if you are getting beat to death, Zierro will come to your rescue. ;)

Heavy. His gun just isn't powerful enough to compensate for moving that damn slow.

Hell, I would be very afraid of the man choking someone on the floor, but that doesn't mean I wouldn't do anything about it. Yeah, okay. People usually don't flee when they see a dispute - they crowd around it. I'm pretty sure the thought that was racing through their minds was something along the lines of, "Awesome dude! I'm telling everyone on Facebook about this! I'm having such a cool day." If any of you have ever been in or seen a fight in school, you should know exactly what mentality I mean. "Fight! Fight! Fight! Fight!" A lot of people enjoy when this kind of thing happens. :-|

You should hear the stories of people getting raped while witnesses just walk by and do nothing about it. It really sickens me how much your average person doesn't care about your average person.

Even if they are shoplifters, you're a real piece of [cabbage] to choke them.

Confession: I type a lot of posts but end up not clicking the "POST" button because of the chaos it might inflict. Holy [cabbage] dude. That concept just blew my mind. :razz:

Ballad of Gay Tony > The Lost and Damned. Just sayin'. Yeah, Gay Tony is much more addicting and eventful. For some reason TLAD gave me that wasteland-like feeling that I get from playing games like Fallout 3.

Is it just me or is crusty school cafeteria mac and cheese really REALLY good? I'm talking better than Kraft here.

Guinness draught. Taste like [bleep]ing coffee. :-X

Once you get past the memeishness there are actually some pretty good points in there. It's not exactly how I choose to live life though, because I think scrutinizing flaws/mistakes (whether they be from society or yourself) is a beneficial thing in the sense that it's a learning experience - I mean, as long as there are legitimate reasons. However, a lot of times we get angry over trivial things that could have just been brushed aside which would have made our day a lot better. In other words, I try to balance my optimism and pessimism. Both are good in certain situations.

This type of person makes my [bleep]ing blood curdle. I don't know why, I just want to work his face over with a cricket bat. Dang, it looks like that guy has already suffered enough.

Monopoly can be mildly entertaining sometimes. you are ftw That's nice to see.

Serious crimes? No. Stealing from stores, pantsing girls, driving home a little drunk, and jumping people? Yes. I really don't see how this is such a far-fetched thing for you all, especially since I've heard it in school. In fact, many of those people were my friends lol. Do you guys live in the same neighborhood as Mr. Rogers? :blink: Of course nothing we could ever do could completely eradicate crime. That's a utopia. However, I do think it has been helping - and when it comes to protecting the innocent, I think we need all the help we can get. On a semi-related note (this is an entirely different battle, however it's still relevant to justice), I think that a lot of the reasons people are in jail are bull. The government is more strict with drugs than they are with rapists. If we can get this fixed, there wouldn't be so many people flooding our jails. Only the ones who truly threaten society. Sorry, I don't get your analogy.

I got Liberty City Minute today. I swear, half of those missions were harder the second time around. Now it's time to dip into some Gay Tony. :???:

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That is quite the feat of intestinal fortitude.

Yeah, nowadays being called an emo is very similar to being called gay. I think I figured out why I made this thread. I watched the movie The Warriors recently.

I hated that rabbit. I always wanted him to suffer a horrible fate of what he did to Catdog. He pissed me off so much. <_< But that's just a good character, production-wise. I liked the show though. I hated the mouse guy, Winslow. Actually I think I hated them all, especially Cat. The only shows I looked forward to watching were Hey Arnold!, KaBlam!, Doug, and Dragon Ball Z. Man, did I have it all wrong. Except for DBZ and Prometheus and Bob from KaBlam!.

I'm a pretty stinky person. You know that guy in the back of the bus that you can smell from the front? Yep. Oh and this is by no means a regret.

That's how I look at bands like the Yeah Yeah Yeahs, The Rasmus, Ting Tings... I find entertainment value out of making myself miserable.

No, screw quizzes. It's all about what you see when you look in the mirror and how you think others will interpret that appearance.

I worded the question that way because I know a lot of you will say you don't belong to any and that would be boring, so I want to know what you think others perceive you as. I probably come off as a hardcore because I pretty much only wear old jeans and black band T's with medium unruly hair. And I do most of my walking with a grimace on my face. PS: Oh and if you really are in a clique, you could add that too. Yeah yeah, stupid thread - I don't know why I'm so interested in cliques today, but hopefully we'll find out soon.

That song has one of the greatest song endings of all time. Tool is one of the few bands that can both impress me and annoy me on the most extreme level. Two Minutes to Midnight is a great song as well. :thumbup:

Ehm i dont listen to hardcore often but as a Dutchy i have to say that its just plain dumb to mention hardcores and gangsters in the same sentence (inb4 u just did). Why? They're both cool kid cliques that think they can kick everyone's asses. (I'm referring to the hardcores and gangsters I went to school with, obviously.) My point is that no matter what kind of subculture you're in, you're never safe from judgment.