Lera

Kinky? Well, I'll take it on trust.

Maybe my friend does, too. I mean, giving your friend an easel as a gift, that's definitely a symptom :o

So it means you just have a thing for easels, right? Wood and stuff... Yep, you still need to see a doctor.

Ok.. Just for the record, if I say 'My friend gave me an apple', is it euphemistic, too?

Me neither :wacko: I just need space when I'm asleep, so I'd probably kick it out of my bed anyway.

You're so getting all those 'awwwww, how cuuute' female comments next morning, mister.

Colouring books :wideeyed: Soap bubbles :dance: Stupid plush dog named Lucky.

Giving your frend an easel as a gift is euphemistic?.. God, Mark, see a doctor or something.

I've had one or two awards at school... And they were like, excuse awards, you know. When everybody gets a paper with 'best student', 'most friendly person', 'modest and smart', I always had something like 'likes to read' or whatever, they just didn't want us losers to feel bad. I mean, I actually was a good student, I was just too lazy. So I guess I don't like awards and they're meaningless. But if one day I get something I really want and feel like I deserve it, then I'll be very pleased. I think.

Do you even see what you're saying? It's an easel, how hard can that be to leave without a comment.

:wacko: Your teeth look healthy :nice:

CHRISTMAAAS! Too bad I don't have enough money to buy as many presents as I want.

Ccccongradulations, Ian! :dance: :crown:

I had a boyfriend who once gave me an easel :anxious:

I didn't say a word about this thread. Here you are rude and offensive again :anxious: I'm starting to feel like it's a pointless conversation 'cause you don't even have a real reason to attack a person, I mean, you just want to so you do. And not only that person, but a bunch of people, too. That's your right, I guess. Good night ;) ;) ;) ;) ;) ;) ;) ;) ;) ;) ;) ;) ;) ;) ;) ;)

Well then why're you creating this stuff yourself? Maybe if you didn't make all those lame 'cronies' comments about certain people those people would like you too, and everybody would like each other and the world would be a nice perfect snowball. That would be nice, huh.

G'night Lore :wacko:

So it's just is because you think so. I personally haven't noticed any deification here, and I don't think I'm the only one. Unless it's you who has Reilly's hair dolls or altars in his room. Just relax, you know. Some people like you, too.

Erm... deified? Any proof maybe?

You see, it's you who actually makes some sort of a cult of the individual on this message board. Reilly is a respected poster, yes. He's an interesting person, yes. But to be honest, it's not only him, there're many popular and respected posters on coldplaying, and it's you who picks Reilly out and makes all those cronies-gang comments. I mean, why wouldn't you call us a Jules gang instead? An Eric gang? You just seem to be a little bit obsessed with Reilly. And it's sort of creepy, seriously :uhoh:

I had some kind of that orange thing when I was a kid. It wasn't orange, of course, it was white, and it was totally crazy: it was a sofa, it was a bed, it could be a double bed, a single bed, a two-storied bed [or what's the word], it could be a bed + two armchairs, I think it would even serve some coffee if you asked poitlely. But the thing is, I was too lazy to bother so I didn't transform it at all, I just used it as a nice sofa. Sort of pointless.

I liked her posts. Too bad I didn't catch many of them 'cause I came here too late.

I'd be a unicorn :crown:

Maybe. Sometimes it's good to expect the best and be ready for the worst, but I'm just not that kind of person I guess. I'm a little bit pessimistic.

I actually disagree. I think that if you prepare yourself for something not really great, than when it happens, there's a bigger chance you'll be pleased than if you prepare yourself for something oh-so-great and outstanding. I mean, high expectations are never good.