What is this freedom you speak of?

Am I the only one who ends up searching for his mobile phone while talking on it? D:

I say, give way to trial and error.

Never had to wear one. I really feel sad for people who actually have to do so.

At 6/8/09 07:09 AM, VhsTapeclock wrote: Something that doesn't exist can't create and certainly cannot break a thing.

Don't spit on something you don't know crap about, troll.

To OP: Hahah nice collection, some of them are rather easy, but few gave me a headache

At 6/8/09 05:44 AM, Skeepsis wrote: Who agrees that suffering makes you stronger?

I bumped into this quote few days ago. It's not the suffering, but the pain that teaches you the most:

"People are afraid of themselves, of their own reality; their feelings most of all. People talk about how great love is, but that's bullshit. Love hurts. Feelings are disturbing. People are taught that pain is evil and dangerous. How can they deal with love if they're afraid to feel?

Pain is meant to wake us up. People try to hide their pain. But they're wrong. Pain is something to carry, like a radio. You feel your strength in the experience of pain. It's all in how you carry it. That's what matters. Pain is a feeling. Your feelings are a part of you. Your own reality. If you feel ashamed of them, and hide them, you're letting society destroy your reality. You should stand up for your right to feel your pain."

Jim Morrison

Did you... did you just mix up Christianity with Judaism?

Oh Lord

At 6/7/09 07:56 PM, SohlTofang wrote: So, to get back at these guys what do you think I should do?

Something that will give them diarrhea for a month

At 6/7/09 06:59 PM, Bassz wrote: If I was a woman, and had a naughty kid, I would get pregnant, abort that baby, keep it in a jar. Whenever my kid is bad, I would put him in a room with that jar saying that he/she could have been that.

Copy-pasta is tasty.

To OP: I am actually intrigued by this question, never thought of it.

I would buy this game anytime

I still remember the time when I was getting pissed off at Sims.

Good times... funny, but good

It really depends on what kind of advice I am looking for.

If it comes to relationship problems, I usually turn to my close friends for advice.

School problems (f.e. I don't feel like taking the exam) I turn to my family. They don't have a last say or so, I just want to talk it over with them, they tend to drop couple of good advices. After all, they know me the best.

Now that I look at it, it's usually family and trusted friends :)

In before "Use the Search Bar"

At 6/1/09 06:21 PM, Gooch wrote: I've moved on, but I would kind of feel like a dick if I took her off.

Oh I see. Thanks for sharing your opinion :3

At 6/1/09 06:24 PM, MICHhimself wrote: The quote "You're only dead when you're forgotten" fits here in my opinion.

Nice quote. I am trying to balance out whether this is good or bad. I mean, it's really nice and all that, but people need to move on, they shouldn't be reminded of the diseased ones they cared about via internet, they stay in their heart.

At 6/1/09 06:07 PM, Ultor wrote: Yeah well what did you think people that are deceased get the accounts deleted? They remain up unless they are manually deleted.

Nah, I know that, just... it's kinda weird to just think about it. As in, there is hardly a connection between being dead and internet, and then you bump into something like this. Makes your mind wonder...

Thanks for sharing :3
I hope the rest of them survive, if you are really worried - bring them to a vet, otherwise you will end up feeling really helpless

And God knows how much that feeling sucks

At 6/1/09 06:04 PM, wtflolnoob wrote: You have offended my religion.

I apologize if I did, but common, try to be a bit open-minded here

At 6/1/09 06:05 PM, Gooch wrote: I still keep her on my top friends list just in tribute and in memory of her.

I don't want to sound offensive in any way, but wouldn't it feel better to just... move on? I would be hurt if a friend of mine died and I would see him/her on my facebook friend list everyday :/

At 6/1/09 05:49 PM, Alpha-Critik wrote: This is also being example of my work. Please enjoy.

WHO TOUCHED SASHA?

Thumbs up for the work

Uh, no. Way too artificial...

At 6/1/09 06:02 PM, Facepalmer wrote: Has anyone else had shitty Mondays like this?

Yeah, I hate those Shroom Mondays

The other day I had an interesting experience. A very close friend of mine was checking out the Facebook of her diseased cousin who unfortunately died at a very young age (may his soul rest in peace).

Now, it didn't really freak me out, but... woah, it was weird for me that it's still there and there were people still writing on his wall. It got me thinking how many people there are out there with their accounts still active although they passed away and how we are so intervened with internet today that even when you pass away, there will be a mark of you left on it, doesn't matter how small the mark is.

I know I might be thinking way ahead of myself, but... what's your thoughts on it?

TL;DR Internet Accounts + Death = ?

At 6/1/09 10:33 AM, Sensationalism wrote: here

We meet yet again

At 5/31/09 08:01 AM, elace wrote: Nuclear winter

Hahaha sounds like it

Welcome to the twenties, bro!

Sounds to similar to that rope thingy where you pass out from deprivation of oxygen and the feeling is great.

I will stick to my eight, after all, I do live in the Netherlands.

You've got talent.

Keep the pics coming :3

Looks like allergy to me.

If you feel uncomfortable with it, tell your dad or someone who could handle the situation calmly.
I don't think you should talk to her yourself, it might be too much for her to handle.

Good luck amigo.

At 5/20/09 05:42 PM, desert116 wrote:

At 5/20/09 05:40 PM, desert116 wrote: You mean these things?

Better pic

In so... many.. ways.

At 5/20/09 03:51 PM, TOEZ wrote: Yes, and in 2012, we will all die because the fricking calendar told us so.

First of all, the end of the Mayan calendar in the year 2012 does not mean the world will end. Mayans had a great understanding of our solar system cycles and simply believed they coincided with our consciousness. During the year 2012, known as the "Time of No time" great changes inside great cycles will take place, which will thrust us into the new stage of evolution, as individuals and as a mankind.

Second, it's not only the stupid calendar. The Bible codes and prophecies of Nostradamus indicate that the year 2012 might be a year of change.

I don't think its gonna be a world end scenario. It might be just the time of great spiritual change. After all, wouldn't it be great to wake up on the first morning of 2012 to the better world we ever expected?

P.S. The Fallen's number isn't 666. Do some research.