Tim_Finch

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Not her, I set myself on fire in my head.

I'd say female. It was a female this time, and she also happened to be a lesbian. Even worse, she raped my dignity by completely swiping my gown aside, other doctors can at least keep the gown on when they're snooping around under there...

:lol: Cough cough. more like cou-AAAAAAAAAAUUUU!!-gh

No school today. I woke up and went to my parent/teacher conferences, where I got advice on what classes I should take next year. I later went to get a sports physical, and the doctor wasn't to gentle, especially on my genitals :wall: I then went to work, and got home at about 10. It was a 40 mile round trip to each of those things, making it 120 miles driven today, roughly $8 on gas.

I concur with the previous statements.

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Har har, that was kinda funny. Let's discuss.

7/10

Ugh, I know what that's like Nick :(

9/10

Banned for reminding me of my last unpleasant experience involving a banana

Did it seem like it was completely real? Could've been sleep paralysis, that's what most cases of alien "abductions" are said to be. Actually, sleep paralysis is usually more terrifying that most nightmares (from what I've read); you can experience horrifying hallucinations. I've never experienced it myself, but I think it'd be interesting if I did. More related to the topic, just a couple weeks ago I had the worst nightmare I've had in years, where I actually woke up literally panting. I just can't remember it :wall:

[hide=] [/hide] Edit: GOD I hate it when I pick up a slice of pizza, and all the cheese slides off. Happened to me just now :evil:

I have a habit of talking similar to what Dragoonson describes, but not that drawn out. But I don't really use it to describe things, just phrases. Stuff like: I require assistance I am unable to locate what you requested I have acquired an [item]

I laughed my [wagon] off for about a minute

8/10

I've decided to do a serious one now: 1. I have a raging passion for tornadoes and storms 2. Other than catching Simpsons and Two and a Half men on Fox, Discovery is the only channel I ever watch 3. I deeply crave a richer social life, but personal and mild psychological issues, as well as living 20 miles from school, are holding me back 4. I'm a bit of a stoic, and I wish I wasn't. I'm unemotional at times when I should be happy or excited, and unemotional at times when I should feel sympathy for others. As contradicting as it may be, there are a few other times where my emotions can be strong enough to drive me to depression, or the opposite. 5. Other than "Wait for Sleep" by Dream Theater, Chocolate Rain is the only song to move me nearly to the point of tears

I want to be dressed in a Hawaiian shirt and dropped into a volcano.

I'm right handed, very strong in the areas of math and science, more specifically the natural sciences/physics type stuff. My sister is left-handed, and is pretty much the opposite, very artistic and into photography.

From what I remember reading, it has something to do with extremely high levels of stress, I think. Any of you have a book called "Bizarre Phenomenon"? It talks about it quite a bit, very interesting book.

I generally hang out with the artsy-fartsy people. They're the In-crowd, but not arrogant or self-centered like the others of the In-crowd. I guess you could say they're the "good" popular kids.

I also do, well, sortof. I belive in living creatures outside of this planet, but the chances are that they are not intelligent creatures, at least not enough to create a travelling method that would allow them to reach planet Earth. And for the ghost sort of stuff, I don't belive in that, but I have to admit sometimes, specially when you aren't in your home, walking in the dark is... scary... why do you say that? its implausible that earth is the ONLY planet in existance with intelligent life, and out of the many planets with life in space (i would assume there are multiple, considering how massive it is), it is not hard to believe that there are races smarter than us Although I agree that we are most likely not the only planet with intelligent life, you must remember that over 99% of life on Earth isn't intelligent. If we were to discover life on any given planet it's most likely that they aren't intelligent. :lol: #-o :?: Depending on one's definition of intelligence, it's true. By intelligent I mean what humans have that others lack, the ability to reason.

Talk to your teacher, he/she won't let you fail because of something like this, they'll be more than willing to work something out. I have yet to meet a teacher that's not like this.

I also do, well, sortof. I belive in living creatures outside of this planet, but the chances are that they are not intelligent creatures, at least not enough to create a travelling method that would allow them to reach planet Earth. And for the ghost sort of stuff, I don't belive in that, but I have to admit sometimes, specially when you aren't in your home, walking in the dark is... scary... why do you say that? its implausible that earth is the ONLY planet in existance with intelligent life, and out of the many planets with life in space (i would assume there are multiple, considering how massive it is), it is not hard to believe that there are races smarter than us Although I agree that we are most likely not the only planet with intelligent life, you must remember that over 99% of life on Earth isn't intelligent. If we were to discover life on any given planet it's most likely that they aren't intelligent. I'm glad that most of you guys aren't the people that instantly and arrogantly disregard the possibility of life on other planets, without leaving it open to debate. That really pisses me off :lol: The possibility of life not existing on other planets is so tiny that I doubt it can even be fathomed by humans. If the universe was a measurable size, then I believe there could exist the possibility of us being the only forms of life (even though even then it would be highly unlikely). But as far as we know, it's infinite. To get an idea of how many other planets there are, think of how many planets are in a galaxy. Then think about a billion of those galaxies. Multiply that by a trillion, square the result, and you'll be less than 1% of not coming close to being a millionth of a percent of almost no percentage. That probably doesn't make much sense, but there exists the possibility of trillions of planets being identical to us in every aspect. And concerning all this, there might not be one of those planets within 900 octillion light years of us. I think it's simply arrogant, ignorant, and downright moronic to think there isn't life on other planets. As for ghosts and the supernatural, although I'm logical thinker and a science guy, I like to believe in them. Simply because it's fun and interesting.