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At 12/30/12 01:12 PM, twistex wrote: Sorry for being kinda melodic here;

For being what?

At 12/30/12 09:24 PM, jjjkuk wrote:

At 12/30/12 01:12 PM, twistex wrote: Sorry for being kinda melodic here;

For being what?

assault is a very musical problem.

i saw a video on utube were spongebob said the oops word (f**k) and it scarred me for life i see no point in going on anymore i haven't slept in 11 days

At 12/30/12 10:07 PM, CheezNapkin wrote: i saw a video on utube were spongebob said the oops word (f**k) and it scarred me for life i see no point in going on anymore i haven't slept in 11 days

best post

Right in the childhood!

Bitch please, I was born as an adult and with no parents.

When my mum sold my GBA and GBC along with my 30 GBA/GBC games.

At 12/30/12 03:45 PM, Ericho wrote:

Nickelodeon ruined my childhood by cancelling "Invader Zim".

Are you shitting me?

At 12/30/12 01:15 PM, HighWay wrote: having a tiny penis

Why did you need a big dick when you were a child?

1. I still have like 1 year left till I'm a teenager, so that stil lcounts as childhood
2. Gay people, because It just seems wrong, even lesbians.
3. School, everybody knows.

At 1/1/13 09:18 PM, Gassydwarf wrote: 2. Gay people, because It just seems wrong, even lesbians.

How does this even

If rule 34 didn't do it, then rule 63 sure finished the job.

At 12/30/12 03:26 PM, TheElephant wrote:

At 12/30/12 03:22 PM, yurgenburgen wrote:

At 12/30/12 12:35 PM, Cutie-Pony-411 wrote: 5. Britney Spears: When she had that horrible breakdown back in 2007

the most creative thing she ever did was shave her head

dude.....

3deep5u?

1. Parents lying to me. When they told me a thunderstorm was a party in the sky and the lightning was the pounding of drums, I actually believed them. About grade 1 when were studying a little bit about weather, when the teacher asked what a thunderstorm was, I answered, "It's a party in the sky." Everyone laughed at me - I remember running home crying, outraged that my parents lied. I later told my Sunday school teacher that, and he simply said, "Parents can be silly nowadays."

2. Public embarrassment, and everyone makes me uncomfortable. While eating lunch at a food court, I accidentally spilled a cup of soda on the ground. Instead of helping or even looking innocent, everyone just stared at me, smiling. SMILING! Nowadays I would've smacked the ugly smiles off their space. That's like smiling at a woman being mugged in front of your face. Ugly bastards...

3. When your parents gotta go, you gotta go too. You remember the time when you were with a parent who was the opposite sex of you, and at the time you were too little to be left alone in the public, so they took you into the bathroom with them? Well, my mom had to drag me into the ladies washroom several times, and thankfully most of the time the people there were used to this. I don't raise eyebrows when a little girl has to follow her dad into the male facilities. It's actually not that bad - you get to see a little of what you normally can't see (unless you are a janitor). But one time a young girl, maybe six or seven years old, probably eight, saw me in the ladies room with my mom dragging me along, and instead of passing along like I expected her too she screamed. As a crowd rushed in to see what was going on, she practically flew out, screaming "OH MY GOD THERE'S A BOY IN THE GIRLS WASHROOM! OH MY GOD!!!!!!". I broke down crying, I felt so shameful, so embarrassed. Thankfully I'll never have to wander into the bathroom of the opposite sex (And if I were a janitor, I'll just wear a wig).

4. Watching TV with my mom. Yet another parental related one. When I was younger, I used to sit on the couch after dinner watching TV with my mother. Normally that wouldn't sound so bad, but what was really nasty are the channels my mom loved to watch. She enjoyed watching Asian drama, you know, where the TV series are in a repetitive flow where it is happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, and then someone dies, and repeats until the management runs out of money and ends the series with some sappy ending. Add some running into the apartment crying, door slamming, slapping, crouching by the hospital bed with an ill family member on it, screaming, yelling, nagging, reckless driving, resisting arrest, running into a burning building, and beating the living daylights out of your most hated enemy on the street and you have a complete TV series to air. Ironically (or maybe not so ironically as it does make sense) my mom learned from these shows, and the peacefulness of the home was always shattered by her yelling, nagging, and slapping. She often used foul language on me, sometimes tied my hands together, constantly yells at me no matter what I do, nags me, and in extreme cases, slaps me. For the first few years of school I was a social outcast, as my mother's foul personality carried into dayschool. I was miserable, sad, crying, my social marks plummeted. I only had one or two friends during that time. That is, until one time, maybe about 8 or 9 years old, I, for whatever reason, decided to disobey my parents and get on the computer without permission. You always needed permission to do one single freaking thing, and me doing this I consider a big step in my life. Suddenly I felt free. I was amazed that, even though, according to my parents, I was doing something wrong, the computer didn't care. And neither did the Internet. It offered me a chance to rebuild my life, and I took it. I find myself more outgoing and playful than I was five years ago. Looking back, I decided that my mother was guilty for this childhood isolation, so I distanced myself from her.

Does meeting my future stepmom in 8th grade count?

Though not big. Robot Chicken on Calvin and Hobbes!!!

At 1/1/13 09:36 PM, BlueSpectrum wrote:

At 1/1/13 09:18 PM, Gassydwarf wrote: 2. Gay people, because It just seems wrong, even lesbians.

How does this even

Stop assuming everyone loves homosexuality these days. If they don't like it, leave them be.

Time......
But a passageway.
The beginning of the end.
An end that never was.
....Time....
But a curve in space.
We are forever.
Eternal prisoners in time.
Ohhhhh we are forever....
Caught in our cold inertia.
Longing.
Hoping.
Waiting.
For no...childhood survives.

At 1/2/13 01:26 AM, jjjkuk wrote:

At 1/1/13 09:36 PM, BlueSpectrum wrote:

At 1/1/13 09:18 PM, Gassydwarf wrote: 2. Gay people, because It just seems wrong, even lesbians.

How does this even

Stop assuming everyone loves homosexuality these days. If they don't like it, leave them be.

It's closed minded on all levels. He can have his opinion, and people can talk shit about it. They'd be right to, because it's one of ignorance.

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At 1/2/13 01:28 AM, Xenomit wrote:

At 1/2/13 01:26 AM, jjjkuk wrote: Stop assuming everyone loves homosexuality these days. If they don't like it, leave them be.

It's closed minded on all levels. He can have his opinion, and people can talk shit about it. They'd be right to, because it's one of ignorance.

Circlejerking at its finest.

At 1/2/13 01:45 AM, jjjkuk wrote:

At 1/2/13 01:28 AM, Xenomit wrote:

At 1/2/13 01:26 AM, jjjkuk wrote: Stop assuming everyone loves homosexuality these days. If they don't like it, leave them be.

It's closed minded on all levels. He can have his opinion, and people can talk shit about it. They'd be right to, because it's one of ignorance.

Circlejerking at its finest.

I don't even know that guy. I'm just saying that if someone holds such a closed minded opinion, they should expect people to give them shit for it.

At 1/2/13 01:45 AM, jjjkuk wrote: Circlejerking at its finest.

Plus that little kid is 12, I mean just what the fuck

The homosexuality topic will only turn into a shitstorm so drop it.

I'm not a pussy. Nothing "ruined" my childhood, even things I didn't like or bad things that sprouted from things from my childhood.