logic-is-overrated

He runs away and suddenly dies...hhhmmmm, not buying it.

Can I say spammers in general? I tend to see a lot of them whenever I'm on here.

D. Super extra crunchy. In fact I don't even need the butter part, just put peanuts on a sandwhich with jelly and its fine with me.

If anything that I dreamed ever actually happened, it would be one freaky day. I just never seem to have dreams of normal events that could actually happen.

I care more for the recently extinct West African black rhinos then I do for my post count.

I don't know, but whatever I end up doing I hope I can do it naked.

As the spawn of satan I only care for things that affect me. This is not one of them so I say bummer, it sucks, we can't help them rhinos now so let's move on and try to help the animals that might soon join them.

Is that good or bad? I judge not lest I be judged. I simply state what I see. Maybe locked topics simply stick out in the mind more than normal posts.

After reading this thread you would think emo was code for cancer or something. Seriously.

Phil. Probably not actually, but it just seems every time I come to off topic another 3 topics are locked by him.

Boxers <- Todays a lazy day.

I can't afford no trendz cuz I aint nothin but a po' white boy.

It seems like it would be too much work for me. Take an average of an extra 5 letters per post which is about an extra word per post. Take an average of about 4 posts per day. That gives you 4 extra words a day. Average about 10 words per sentence. An extra sentence every 2 and a half days. That gives you about 146 sentences per year. Even if we take the average paragraph in a post to be about 10 sentences that still gives almost 15 paragraphs a year. After 3-4 years, that's almost a little pamphlet!

Every guy. Unless your alternative living. did that censor change * to alternative living? xJakex is asexual.

This sounds interesting and unusual, would you like to tell us more about that? Where is the writing? What colour is it? How does it change when you think of other thoughts? I too am curious of this.

As akward as I look I'm sure I get judged. As for judging other people, sometimes I just can't help it. There's certain people that I dislike with every inch of my existence. I mean, with every ounce of energy that I have within me, I really, really don't like those people. Whenever I see strangers that look like those people it kind of puts me in a negative mindset towards those strangers. Is it right? No. But I just can't help it. If I see ten fly dudes wearing super tight pink collared shirts with the collar up and all ten of them are jerks, I can't help the fact that I start to think that maybe the next fly dude with a tight pink collared popped shirt that I see will be a jerk. I mean, I try not to judge people, and I'm sure most people do too, but you can't help the fact that past experiences will shape your expectations of people in some way.

I don't know anything about evolution but I assume you are referring to transistional fossils. If not, then ignore me. If so then this is the best I can help you with: http://www.talkorigins.org/faqs/faq-transitional.html Here's the intro:

Small spaces and a slow, painful, torturous death.

When ever I see Federer play tennis, it makes me want to play tennis. He just makes it look so easy.

^^^You run marathons in thongs, you post links about Star-Wars stuff, and you want your present to be blue. You must want a blue Star-Wars thong. And by the looks of the price tag, a fancy blue Star Wars thong.^^^ Amirite?

I read to learn. I used to read for enjoyment but in the past few years, if I don't plan on learning something from a text then I don't read it. I don't know why, I just have to learn something in order to make reading worth it.

Doesn't that mean people with dyslexia can go in when it doesn't effect their sporting ability in any way?That was straight from the special olympics website-you'll have to ask them.

:lol: Yeah, that one is just hilarious, especially when it's repeated a gazillion times... until you realise the special olympics are for physically handicapped people only :roll:

I would rather be somewhere else besides school but since I have to go, I enjoy it while I'm there.

I read One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest. That led me to read the biography (or autobiography-I don't know the difference) of the author Ken Kesey, which was The Electric Kool-Aid Acid Test by Tom Wolfe. The Acid Test is by far my favorite book of all time and was actually the book that led me down the road of philosophy and things like that.