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[hide=]You: This speech is my recital, I think it's very vital To rock (a rhyme), that's right (on time) It's Tricky is the title, here we go... Stranger: hey there You: It's tricky to rock around! Stranger: hahaha oh lord. You: Well, rock a rhyme. You: ...Rock a rhyme that's right on time. You: .............. You: It's tricky. Stranger: I met this little girly, her hair was kinda curly. went to her house and bust her out I had to leave real early Stranger: :P Stranger: These girls are really sleazy, all they just say is please me, Or spend some time and rock a rhyme, I said "It's not that easy" You: You're good. Stranger: haha. :) You: But - You: Mary, Mary You: Why you buggin? Stranger: o.o[/hide] Run-D.M.C isn't as popular any more.

Not very useful, since you can't speak said languages. IN YOUR FACE!

Probably just being stupid kids. It happens. I wouldn't worry about it if I were you. If they actually try anything, you can definitely do something. Maybe just not walk alone, I never do anyways.

DAAAAAAAAAMMIT now I can't get Natalie Portman's Shaved Head out of my shaved head. I looked at them once, wasn't that interested, looked at them again thanks to you, and now ... GROG!

You might actually want to start with a revolver. My brother-in-law has a Glock something or other (I can't remember, haven't seen it in a year - guess it might be a 17) automatic, and it cost about $600 so far (he shoots at least once a week though, the gun and case and all were only $350 I believe). He has a revolver though, an old police .32, and he says a revolver should definitely be someone's first pistol if they just plan on shooting targets. All hearsay though, I'm sure Kriegs knows more. Pistols aren't my knowledge.

It's boys dammit! I mean. Errrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr. Let's just forget I said anything. My first date? I'm not totally sure if it was my first, but I probably went to the movies. Pretty much nothing happened. I was not cool. I would beat myself up if I saw that same myself. Anyways, I don't have a particular hair style. I just cut it mighty short. Surprisingly, it can get some good points when everyone else has some skater hair or totally shaved gang head.

... You're a Texan that likes the Sooners? Are you kidding me? They're worse than A&M! I only really watch college football anymore. I'm not as interested in NFL, plus I live in Lubbock (AKA Texas Tech) so I can watch good NCAA games pretty easy. More exciting for me, although I'm almost a college kid myself so that's a factor. I'm a Longhorn fan myself, and then Tech. It's hard not to get excited when your team can pull something like last year (Crabtree, haha). The only problem with the NCAA is that the whole system should be more like the NFL. The BCS champions are rarely real champions. Oh well. Most of my friends are in high school football (we're 5A), but our team is terrible. We were alright in the 80's, and we can usually beat most of the schools in our region, but for the past couple years Odessa-Permian has thrashed us, dragging us out of competition for anything near state. Bleh.

I think he's taking the location thing literally. Since, you know, the whole universe is always moving, if you moved only through time and not space, you would miss your planet or force yourself into the core. I vote genies would just fix it so they get what you mean, though.

Hey, some more. Mostly actresses that I really enjoy. And are hot. [hide=Winona Ryder][/hide] [hide=Keri Russell][/hide] [hide=Mia Sara][/hide] [hide=Oh, and Sandra Bullock, it was hard to find a good picture.][/hide]

Good haircut. I use this stuff called AcneFree Severe. It comes in this orange box, and thee are four steps. Use it twice a day. It works amazing. I used to use Proactiv, but this stuff blows it out of the water. I have absolutely no bad acne any more, just some irritated skin because I ran out of one of the steps recently. It comes with some extra stuff, too, that will basically keep a small part of your skin free of acne forever. I used to have it bad in between my eyes (horrible, horrible spot), haven't had anything there in weeks. Check it out, it costs about 30 dollars US at Walgreens. Dunno if they have those in Australia, but it's on Amazon. Maleficus, sounds like a plan! Make sure to do something either after or before the movie though. You probably want a couple of hours of just fun interaction. If there's a neat little cafe or a park near to the movie theater, head there before or after, have some fun. There are also ways to get a girl to kiss you that might be neat for you to know, but you said it's your first date so just take it easy. At the movie though, and afterwards, take some control. Preferably, just tell her what movie you're going to see. No buts. But you can take some input, sometimes it's hard not to. You sound pretty confident, just keep it up!

I doubt she is attracted to you any more, you've probably lost any sort of tension you might have had. BUT. High school girls don't pick up on it so good, and aren't very well in touch with their feelings. So if you can give them something, they might mistake it for that gut-level attraction. Which will be good, I guess. So. Drop all contact with her. Drop her like she's hot. Don't speak a word to her until school. Even then, ignore her almost completely until or unless she starts looking at you (probably confusedly). Hike up your skirt and do it, sirrah! The whole "become her closest friend and then she'll realize I'm perfect for her!" is only a part of crappy movies and Taylor Swift songs (Taylor Swift can pull it off because she's hot.). Even if you did end up with her, let's say two best friends got married. Especially if they got married young. Imagine how bored they'd be? They've all told all the stories they have, if they haven't experienced them all together that is, and they've known each other their whole lives. One of them would only be staying because they'd be scared of being alone, and the other is a comfortable presence that's always been in their lives. Yet neither of them would be happy. Attraction and love are built on gut-level emotions that have to be built on tension. Attraction can start out with a meeting of eyes, but it has to be built upon swiftly and surely. So, basically, you need to cut all contact with her, and start changing how you act around her. Whether you act really comfortable around her or really uncomfortable, you've got to act the complete opposite. She'll notice this change, and it will confuse her like mad crazy. She'll probably start changing how she acts too, acting more girly and flirty. Of course, if you're lucky, she'll jsut straight-up confront you and bust you on it - I like these girls. Not everyone does, though. Anyways, I'm not gonna guarantee anything, because odds are you've already lost her. Plus, girls love new guys at school, they're different and mysterious, even if it's only for a short amount of time. Hey, girls can like old school. Noticed the resurgence of interest in 60's and 70's stuff in the girl population? ;) It really depends on the girl, but sometimes just a straight-up confident approach like that will sweep her off of her feet. In any girl, it will probably interest her enough to warrant a date. It'd be hard to follow up on that if you aren't Mad Max, though :lol:

For a date between two people already in a relationship, movies are fine. It's just the whole movie and dinner thing is incredibly cliche'd, and girls really don't enjoy it so much. Most guys are really uncomfortable at the whole fancy dinner thing, too. The last couple of dates (three different girls, three dates, I guess) I've been on have consisted of going to one of a couple ice cream places (I payed for one girl, because she didn't have money and I didn't wanna bust the whole thing, but I made her pay me back in kisses. Lame, but it worked.) and with one girl to a coffee place where a couple of my brother's friends work (tip: if you know the people that work there, and can show it and get special treatment, the girl will LOVE it), then we ran around whatever park was nearby. We had it right when we were seven, you know. Mess with the girl, she chases you. I'll be studying elementary school kids more once my sister has kids.

Not that site. I was looking at it, and if you want to stockpile survival stuff, you're better off going to Gander Mountain or Army/Navy surplus stores. Orwholesale stores.Mmmm. Yeah, I've thought about building a compound in the Rockies or something just in case, but then I realized it was stupid, then I realized it would be a great resort/hotel/gameshow.

I used to play on Xbox like mad crazy, where I met most of my online gaming friends back then. But, I hear the servers have crashed recently (not to mention there are only about 100 people that still play), and my Xbox doesn't work anyways. That is one fantastic game, though. Probably my favorite of all-time.

I vote yes. Although, it is harder with teenage girls, so that sucks. Sometimes it's just them flirting because they're slowly discovering the power they hold over men. Damnit. I certainly had a good birthday. Thanks for all the wishes. Should get even better tomorrow, heading to the mall to look for a few things, and I'm gonna be accompanied by a lady. Sounds good to me!

Yeah, I know my dad would like that but he's torn between wanting to do something like that and remembering his first cars. He started driving in the early 80's or late 70's - I mean, his first car was a blue '71 GTO! Him or his friends have had just about every cool car I like, and he can remember them all breaking down before too long. I think that's his problem. Whatever, once I start working, I won't have much to spend money on. And once I'm rich, I'm not gonna have a fancy house or anything. I'm gonna have a fleet of muscle cars, and slowly whittle my fleet down until I've found my perfect match.

I don't really like Harleys. Then again, I don't like the chopper style, I love the older street and cafe racer kinda style. But, hey, your first ride is a bike. That's straight up G! We sold what was to be my truck today. Too much work, at least we got 2,000 for it. Me and my dad were looking on Craigslist, and we saw two exciting deals, though. One, a 1993 Lexus ES for 1500! We called them, and apparently it has really bad transmission trouble (it fell out because it wasn't taken care of by the first owner, now it got rebuilt badly and it's smoking and leaking, hopefully it wouldn't take a whole replacement). Then, we saw: a '72 charger! For 3 GRAND! WHOOSH! We talked to the guy, and he says it runs great, just under a hundred thousand miles because it was never used a lot (he was the original owner), engine was rebuilt at about 70k, the only problem is it has a bad body, and the interior is really dirty. The body and paint are really [bleep]ed up. But then again, it's a lime-green '72 charger. How cool is that? If we fixed it up good, it would be worth way more than $11,000, me and my dad reckoned. The problem it would have if it were my first car would definitely be a) gas mileage and B) parts. If anything broke, finding parts for something that old would be tough, and because it's such a popular car, they'd be expensive. I'm not gonna hold my breath, though. Should be getting my permit soon, at least.

1. A 1970 orange Dodge Challenger that is forcibly kept in perfect condition for my whole life, with a gas tank always kept a 8/10 full. 2. A machine that takes in a penny and creates the perfect pair of aviator sunglasses. 3. Rock and roll.

DO IT AND FAST. From what I can read, she's giving you IOI's like crazy RIGHT NOW. But once school starts, they will drop off like a rock. I give you no more than a week, but I think you definitely have a shot. Shoot for the stars! Or at least her!

Two hundred? Dang. If you're not looking for a real quality used car, it won't be any more than 5 grand. If you're good at finding deals, or have cool parents or something, you might be able to snag a nice one for under $2500. If you think you could handle it, I'd recommend a 92-97 Lexus SC, most that I've seen are around $4200, which is a good price if you find one without any real flaws. Just make sure it's stable mechanically (it will be), and settle for being okay with either: 1) body damage or 2) interior flaws. Sara is clearly one of the guys in that new movie, The Goods.

Man, we don't have any good classes at my school. I see all these people taking classes for careers and stuff, and I realize we have horrible electives. Hardly anyone takes electives apart from stuff like speech and health and fine arts, though.

I guess I was wrong. Mexico thought that was a pretty good idea, magekillr. Not totally legalized, but decriminalized for personal use. [hide=] [/hide]

HEY! It's my birthday! Yippee. I'm gonna do nothing. I still don't feel like doing anything since the funeral.

Oh, it was our boat? I'd just use our satellite phone or one of the other multiple safety features that are on modern yachts or fishing boats or whatever me and one person were piloting. HAH.

I guess if you play videogames all the time it's plenty true. Those kids are nerds. But most people I know that play games just play when they're bored. A lot of people that play games like Runescape and World of Warcraft do seem to be more introverted and more likely to be over/underweight. Not that great of a study, though. I mean, c'mon. The study was conducted in Seattle, too.