EPTOn May 09 2012 13:08 iSometric wrote:
You can tell its a tradtional blog, blog, not one of those pretentious ones. 5/55
You can tell its a tradtional blog, blog, not one of those pretentious ones. 5/55
1/11 ? That's not very high...
Really bored in class - Page 2
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Aelfric
Turkey1496 Posts
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jrkirby
United States1510 Posts
To quote them people who complain about math, "When are you gonna have to use that in the real world?" | ||
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Thrill
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"I hope she will let me listen to the music I like." Wtf, since you claim you genuinely like all music, wouldn't that mean you hope she'll not forbid music entirely? Can't you just skip a track when she doesn't feel like listening to the screamo in your playlist? Sorry for the negative tone in my reply, it's just a defense mechanism. You seem to have such a clear grasp of what you want out of life and that's provocative to a lot of people. We want to be able to just say "good for you" and move on, but we can't because that would imply it'd probably be good for us as well. Perhaps one day i'll be mature enough to accept that people find happiness in different ways and not look down on them even if it's the "wrong way". Maybe i'm more the zealot in my spiteful campaign to deny others happiness than you in your quest to "benefit the Church and humanity". Live life be happy, whatever. Prejudiced motherfuckers like myself will always be around, don't let us get you down. | ||
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Pure-SC2
United Kingdom1440 Posts
I've done a few things on your bucket list: - Have lived in a foreign country for 1+ years (I'm from New Zealand but have lived in the UK for last 6 years) - Have seen the northern lights (dude, one of the highlights of my existence!) - Go to Italy (done that 3 times now - I'd recommend Rome if you only have 1 shot, such an amazing city) Don't let anyone knock your bucket list, but don't be afraid to add to it  For the northern lights, I saw these with my girlfriend in the north of Norway (a place called Tromso), and it was pretty damn cold (-13 degrees Celsius). What's hard to realise until you've done it, is that the effect of them is magnified in photo, that's where you see the layers of colour. To the naked eye, the effect is nowhere near as strong but there is something almost heart stopping about seeing these lightly green tinged cloud like shapes moving and pulsating over the sky. I tried to get some good photo's but they came out crap. Once my camera batteries ran dry I was able to take some time to observe with my eyes, and I'm glad I did that Anyway, back to my boring job. | ||
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