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Hehehe...howard did Marty McFly's Mom...that was hot.

I went to their museum in LA with some friends of mine awhile back, and discovered the following things:

1. They don't know what Shrapnel is.
2. They like to sell books.
3. I'm easily fooled into buying aforementioned books by women who pretend to understand me.

Damn scientologists...

At 2/28/06 04:40 PM, Wadger wrote:

At 2/28/06 04:33 PM, ChrisTheLoser wrote:

At 2/28/06 04:32 PM, Wadger wrote: the best film of all time is

The Goonies

Hells yeah.

DO THE TRUFFLE SHUFFLE

Heeey you guyyys!!!

I guess I'm glad I don't have cable then...though I do miss it sometimes...even if everything on it sucks...

Good point, and well made. ^^

At 2/28/06 04:32 PM, Wadger wrote: the best film of all time is

The Goonies

Hells yeah.

WildZero

Aye, but think of the money the government could make by taxing prostitutes! They could have health plans, there would be a prostitute certification bureau, thousands of horny losers would pay top dollar to get laid, and if it was legal, there would be a significantly smaller chance of someone 'cutting the ho'...I think that would certainly be a decent way to slow the decay of the american economy...of course that's just my opinion, I could be wrong.

Actually, I found a slightly more impressive list...
http://www.angelfire../lists/dropouts.html

At 2/28/06 06:41 AM, BlackMetal-BadAss wrote:

At 2/28/06 06:12 AM, ChrisTheLoser wrote: High school is overrated, it helps if you're planning to be like the masses, getting a traditional 'Job' and whatnot

what highschool does is basically teaches you how to learn. so no it isnt overrated

...but there are plenty of people who made much more of themselves after dropping out,

oh yeah, name them.

yes there are SOME people that make a great living with no hoghschool degree, however, it is RARE.

Well, here's a handful of them:
http://www.education..rm.net/dropouts2.htm


http://www.education..rm.net/dropouts2.htm

And in response to your first...response...true, but I don't think it's the only way to learn how to learn, if you have the will to learn, you can do a lot, especially in the age of the internet...

np ^_^

High school is overrated, it helps if you're planning to be like the masses, getting a traditional 'Job' and whatnot...but there are plenty of people who made much more of themselves after dropping out, if you want to be a doctor or lawyer or something along those lines, then you'll want to go through with high school, but if you have the will to start something new, I'd say go for it. I myself dropped out, got my ged and started college when I was 16...sure, you miss out on prom and gym, but there are better things out there.

It's all about the Tuna Helper...

Actually, on seccond thought, you should check into that recent post about burger king...

At 2/28/06 02:34 AM, marlow1 wrote:

At 2/28/06 02:30 AM, ChrisTheLoser wrote: ...but I like the cockroaches in my apartment.

WTF??????? You have issues

Hey, don't dis the roaches... (psst, if you provoke them they'll get mad and tell me to kill again...it's best to just lay low...)

At 2/28/06 01:45 AM, CatSpider wrote: Anything else can be removed without much fuss, but mustard in a burger is like cockroaches in an apartment.

...but I like the cockroaches in my apartment.

I hear that epic gun fights are all the rage.

Maybe she just likes you...and S&M...

It was a statement on the art of dance, nothing more, nothing less.

I'm going to have to go with conker the squirrel on this one...Booze, Babes, Bucks and that oh so suave red fur...oh yeah baby...

Damn, I should have gotten drunk...of course if I did I'd probabbly end up giving a 5 to something deserving blammage and wake up in a puddle of my own vomit with a hangover next to something unsightly...myself most likely... ^_^

LMFAO...holy crap...my first burger had 20 some-odd patties...that was friggin awesome...although, it did kind of turn me off of the idea of eating anything for the next couple of hours...though it might have turned me on in other ways...er...no comment.

Great music is great music, I don't think anyone should judge anything by when it came out. That said, yes, the beatles friggin' rock.

The culinary arts can be tough and stressful, but if you follow through with it you'll have potential for a great career. Namely, owning your own restaurant. Back in my home town, there was a guy that started his own restaurant, things went really slowly at first, namely because it's a pretty small town, but he kept at it, kept making new recipes, and people kept talking about his place to all their friends, so on and so on, these days he has a huge house, great family and has graced the covers of several cooking magazines. So basically, if you don't let other people talk you out of following your dream, you can go really far. Go to colledge, get a job as a prep cook, work your way up to a chef, and when you make enough money, either study up on buisness or find somebody who already knows about it and start your own place, that's what I would do anyway. ^_^ Best of luck in your future endeavors.

Indeed, nothing to take the edge of like a little candle light, a glass of champagne, and some hardcore blamming.

I had a friend who was 1337 sexual...last I heard he contracted digital herpes from some chatbot...poor dude.