Riku3220

Well that's retarded.

I wouldn't call it a necessity, but I've been on all of those things for at least 2 years now and it just becomes second nature. It's as if it's ingrained into my natural way of speaking. I don't consider swears these horrible things that are offensive, I see them as reinforcing points/indicating forcefulness. And Kaylan, (is that your real name?) some of my teachers swear occasionally but I wouldn't risk swearing in front of most. It doesn't reinforce your point/indicate forcefulness if you use them in every other sentence.

Is swearing really that much of a necessity for you that it affects you that much?

Bronies, bronie haters... They're both just awful...

I just beat InFAMOUS 2. Debating on whether or not I should replay it for the evil side.

Today, OT discovered the posting features.

Comic Sans

I hate it when people can't follow simple instructions...

And in the one case where they have, they actually payed attention to that Family Guy episode.

self massage /thread ...Masturbation?

"Lol dude epic fail" "yeah i totally herp derped" ALL OF MY RAGE Please tell me that people don't actually do this. There are seniors and juniors in my school that do. :roll: "Herp derp" and "Hurr durr" has caught on through all grades at my school...

I think I've found the best book quote in the world "And he clopped his rude hand to his eacy hitch and he ordurd and his thick spch spck for her to shut up shop, dappy. And the duppy shot the shutter clop." Finnegans Wake sounds hilarious.

Wow. One of my friends believes she has insomnia when it's only 12:00 and she's posting on goddamn Facebook. It's an insult to people who actually go through insomnia...

I hope this doesn't happen when I go to college, because we all have to share a kitchen. The last thing I want is for some guy to have boiling water poured on him because he said something his ex didn't like while she was making ramen.

I think it'd be more accurate to say that eventually there won't just be a "white" or "black" or "hispanic". Interracial relationships are only getting more common as the days goes by. Although this may entail some sort of "purebred" mentality in the future...

I think it's worse when the people complaining about Facebook status clogging are the ones who post terrible statuses daily ("I miss him/her so much" "[random song lyrics]") Those people whine during the Superbowl, the World Cup, when Bin Laden died, pretty much anything when people's attention aren't focused on their whiney statuses.

Yup, some conspiracy people claim that the US government is going to blow up nuclear missles/power plants and that al qaida is planning an attack on the present WTC site, Why would they attack the same place twice? If I were the terrorists, I'd hit major spots in every state just so the nation realizes that nowhere is safe. And on a day where nobody expects anything to happen of course, like Christmas or Independence Day.

I was 7 when it happened and thought that the idea of 2 planes crashing into a skyscraper was awesome. I remember a lot of kids being checked out of school early from fear of terrorist attacks even though we lived in Oklahoma at the time...

I really hate how we have this DROP EVERYTHING mentality about 9/11. Here I am trying to take my Statistics test, and for a full 15 minutes some JROTC kids drone on and on about an event that half of the student body no longer has a clear memory of. Yes, I realize that this was a huge tragedy for our nation but come on. We don't do this thing for Columbine or Pearl Harbor (Which I bet not even half of our population knows the dates for.) or whatever else.

Do you guys know the saying "The moment before you die, your life flashes before your eyes."? I always think that the life I'm experiencing right now is the life flashing before my eyes. It could be the reason why we get deja vu, because we've already actually experienced the event and we're just replaying it in our minds.

Tim I think you got ripped off. The drivers' seat is on the wrong side.

I agree that a "YOU MAD BRO?" sign isn't very good sportsmanship. They even got the meme wrong. It's not supposed to be in the form of a question, it's supposed to be a statement telling someone that they're taking something too seriously.

I'm so glad I won't have to put up with all of the crap a potential roommate would give me.

http://www.rainymood.com/ http://youtuberepeater.com/watch?v=HMnrl0tmd3k Both at the same time.

Have you guys ever noticed that people with "Baby On Board" signs are often terrible drivers?