Jayzo

"Sex is sexy" :P :P :P

Oh....well thats a very nice thing to say hehe :nice:. I can deal with that. I hereby bless your kids with my awesomeness. And they will already have your awesomeness. Thats too much awesomeness. They might explode :uhoh:.

Hehe. Yeh thats annoying. "This cream is so creamy!"

Yes, "Cold metal bed is cold" - that new slang sentence those youths are using out and about! :P

Thats twice today on the forums, wait, on this page no less, people have said "thanks, Chris. :P" to me. I love/hate being a conversation killer :laugh4:.

Unfortunately yes :p. Whats your avatar of anyways? :thinking:

Ironically didn't you start a thread that was all "returns and goodbyes from the forum" :thinking: :P.

I do not, no hehe. From WA. I just travel a fair bit so put those photos up. I'll start taking more of the areas I live and more 'set up' photography now. Your pics are very green and have lovely hills, great setting for photos. Better than just desert or water :P. EDIT: Oh and thanks for saying such nice things about my photo! :)

I see you have thought a lot about this :D!! All my friends have weird names. Like nobody else has them. And I am thinking 'your names are awesome stop saying they are bad!!' hehe. I see, so my name being Chris, am I associated with awesomeness!! I associate your name with McDonalds by the way, long story :laugh4:. Leo or Shawn is a pretty cool name as well for guys ;). When you said take into consideration their heritage I totally imagined like "Grace-Buddha" :P - I think the heat is getting to me. I love the name Chloe :heart:. Just has a certain sound to it ya know.

Cool photos Bryce!! I just bought a new camera a couple of weeks ago, and have only used it a little bit. Can't wait to get out there and take some shots, I am itching to do so!

Hehe, thanks. And its cool you have names picked out, I'd expect chicks too!! :nice:. Interesting name choices :lol: :D. Nah seriously hey, each to their own, if some people think its weird tell 'em to shove off. Its cool! Esepcially Korb. Sounds badass!! I like the girls names as well :nice:. When I first read Andromache, it sounded like a sci-fi show to me, :laugh4: sorry for being ignorant but I did chuckle to myself!! :P

You don't like twiglets. JD inner monlogue *weeeirdo* :P. You better. If not for anything but the fact I am telling you to do so :laugh4:. Oooh yeh!! Babies. I want a couple. Love the name Liam for a boy and probably Ruby for a girl. Yes I have names :P.

Really? I thought it would be twiglets! Twiglets are awesome. I don't like you anyways - after see your avatar over and over now I want twiglets, and the shop is closed on sunday :P. Paprika pringles are awesome hey, you have good taste :lol:. Yeh probably, but you don't realise how good it is til' its gone. When I go visiting I go mad in Tesco :laugh4:. Just like when I go to the US I got mad in all the music stores. Hmm, Mountain Dew we have it here, its alright. They have funny commercials but the drink is a bit wishy washy, nothing special :p.

No we don't I'm sorry. Apparently its the best place for fresh food and stuff like that though. But I have to say, the UK = general food heaven. And TV. Maybe not weather :P. We don't have Dr. Pepper - I have to be sad and drive to special import stores just to get some :laugh4:. Lore - sure thing, its kinda hard to get in though, but I'll sneak you in inside a suitcase :p.

I know you weren't, but you made a GENERALIZED statement so I thought I'd get specific with an example. Oh wait, I believe thats happened before.... The appropriate noise here would be *zing*

I'll hold you to that :laugh4: :laugh4:. No theres not, not last time I was there (I used to live in the UK ;)), but! in the UK they have better crisp/chip choices so I dunno, its a tough one hey :P.

If my friend wanted drugs I wouldn't support him.

Indeed Nick. Any of you ladies here want to have 10 kids? :laugh4: :P

Two words: TAX BENEFITS :P. In Australia you get $5000 for each child you have :laugh4:.

I think I can summize this all in a few sentences: American students aren't just a number in the American education system, they are a person, with different needs, wants, thoughts and feelings and not everyone has the same goals or lifestyle. Its like a Venn diagram, just because an inner circle of say "reckless youths" lies within the circle of students, doesn't mean all students are like that, to truly see a wider view of the world you have to step back and look at thing seperately rather than generalize because it often leads to opinions that aren't justified, as it lacks understanding of how people function. Even if the people you talk about are in a majority (not saying they are, just an example), it doesn't mean there are not many minorities with vast differences.

Pointless. Pick categories that I won't win :P :P :P. (just kidding :laugh4:)

Bryce my good lad, mind if I add you on flickr?! Your photos are awesome.

I don't know what this is all about, but from what I read over the last few pages its about racism and stereotyping that all US teens work in fast food outlets? Well, teens can work anywhere as long as its not work included is work involving excavation, driving, and the operation of many types of power-driven equipment. And more places than food outlets choose to hire teenagers because, and this is fact, its cheaper than hiring adults. And, I myself, have worked with fast food (but not in a place like McDonalds) and it is good experience, customer service, cash handling, etc. Only did it for 3 months but it helped me get my second job. Not everyone works in fast food. Video stores, supermarkets, etc, are all other first jobs for teenagers that are found far and wide. I am not taking sides, just stating facts. EDIT: Agreed with Nick actually, not everyone wastes their pay on crap.

a - for sure. Love conquers all.

Know how you feel man, really do. I'm in that sorta state. Lore, you just summed up my 3 worst traits. Totally know how you feel hey, especially the lazy thing, its like, ugh, can't be bothered most of the time. All these things I wanna do in life are like ladders, and I rarely start climbing any of them even though it'd be easy to.