i don't know the name. we got free tickets. they were really bad goth metal and dressed SOOOOO bad.. ugh. marilyn manson was AWESOME compared to these guys...
I used to test games at Activision sometimes, and I think a poster I saw up in one of the cubicles said it best... it was just a picture of Jar Jar, and on the bottom it said "Jar Jar Binks". Well, the owner of said poster taped a new sign on top of the text so that it now read "**** **** Binks" ... I think that sums it up more eloquently than I ever could! :tongue:
What's the nicest thing anyone's ever done/said about you?
Study for a few hours, then take a friend out to get tanked on his 21st birthday. :bgrin:
Given that Cool Whip® tubs in Canada say right on the covers "edible oil product," which would you choose: "ignorance is bliss" or "knowledge is power"?
lets see, the weirdest thing... i havent done much of anything, so i would think that would be my dog sticking his tongue up my nose. which really isnt that rare of a thing. he does it pretty much daily. so that goes to show how much i do anything besides sit at the computer...
oh wait! i know! i actually drove my car somewhere other than just to class (which is so close it may as not be driving...) it was pretty fun.
::shrug:: Why not? You rarely see an unhappy/violent person on weed. Besides, it has medicinal uses (and don't you dare tell me that cocaine used to have medicinal uses). From what I've seen, the side effects of weed aren't really all *that* bad.
Um..why do people not understand the concept of bringing a sweater to work? I like the thermostat set at 70*; they keep turning it up; so I turn it back down. YOU can wear a sweater. I can't strip. Deal with it. Heh..I guess that turned into a mini rant..sorry
People can only truly understand the concept of bringing jumpers and stuff to the office after co-working with a menopausal lady.
By the way cocaine still does have valid medical use in the field of otorhinolaryngology:bgrin: which is ear nose and throat to normal people. My dad who is an ENT surgeon has a bottle of stuff called xylocaine in his surgery study.