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I read this and thought, "Dude, why is Rick spamming the hell out of this thread?" Then, I remembered that it's not Rick at all.

My hair is very long. I haven't cut it in about five years. As for guys with long hair, I absolutely love it. I think it's very very sexy.

You guys feel free to steal my sig and avvy. :P

I love hugs. :(

That would be SWEET. If all else fails... just go naked and claim to be Dr. Manhattan. :wink:

That's why I never go outside, never know who or what is out there... :-w That's why I never use the Internet. Never know who or what is out there.

Joke -----> Your head :lol:

That's why I don't go swimming in lakes. Never know what's in there. :?

I'm very sorry to hear about this. He was a very good guy. :cry: May he rest in peace.

Thank you, friend. :D

:lol: :P And it's alright, Strago.

"Caution: these sites are not for those who are faint of heart or who refuse to accept facts when they are printd in black and white!!" Oh goodness. -.- This isn't about 9/11 itself. This is about a woman who claimed to have survived it. Anyway, I will now share a story with you all. One day last year, this guy that I know who is a habitual liar called my younger sister. At that time, he was trying to "get" with her. Anyway, he told her very seriously that he was a vampire. Yes. A vampire. She laughed at him, told me, my brother, and all my friends and now we all laugh at him. I can only see that in this woman's future. Just like we walk up to this guy and say, "Hey, how did the nocturnal hunt go last night?" people will walk up to her and say, "So, how did surviving 9/11 treat you?" It said in the article that she hadn't tried to profit off of it. If she lied (it sounds like a lie to me) then it's funny. It's funny that she went through such great lengths for attention. Just like my vampire buddy. If she didn't lie then this whole conspiracy is just a sad reflection on the state of our society.

He's not going to stab you. :lol: Just cut all ties with him and never talk to him again. He sounds like quite the annoyance.

We have lockdown drills a lot, but we've never actually been in a real lockdown situation. I'm glad that no one was hurt. I know I would be quite scared. :P

Yeah. We have to choose our quotes soon. :P And I've got mine narrowed down.

Perfection doesn't exist.

I hope you like kids. :uhh: :P

I very much prefer wine over beer.

Yes. I can agree with you on the police force in my area. They're lenient, but strict when they have to be. I've never met a cop here I didn't like, who wasn't as nice and polite as possible. The police really do have a tough, stressful job to do. I don't think I could do it to be honest. :P

Well, technically you were breaking the law. Even though three minutes isn't a huge deal. I know that you were on your way home and everything, and I don't think he should have cuffed you, but he was doing his job. As for the fine on your mom, I'm not sure what it is you were talking about that she got fined for. So, I'm not going to really form an opinion on it. Cops are people too, and everyone has bad days and makes mistakes. But look on the bright side: At least he didn't taze you. :lol: And BTW, I didn't know that policemen had quotas? :?:

What? Did I miss something? O.o

:lol:

You are my hero.

As of today, we are officially not allowed to tape someone to a desk. :(

Kayla, Come to Canada, it is less frowned on, so we go do it together ^.^ Errrr... ya joking... (plz dont sick Aaron on me) Is it really less frowned upon? That's great! :lol: