Prince Myshkin

just keep searching. you can't be expected to get it right first time, but there's a few billion of them out there to choose from.

yeah, the problem with wanting a wife and a child is you're gonna have to interact with these stupid females adopting as a single parent is almost impossible. unless you're madonna.

had you had dr poo in your av like you have done recently we may have not been friends :P

also, just to clarify, it's broken yeah?

i imagine it is harder for a girl to drop it down the toilet than a guy unless you stand up to pee :inquisitive:

did you have that when i first started? it looks familiar

having a child would be the best thing ever but i wouldn't want one now. if i did have one now i would be delighted and the happiest person ever, but ideally not for a good few years. take things slower. wait for a loving relationship. wait until you are in a position to look after the child. wait until you are mature enough and have learned enough to pass things on to your child. ideally speaking. you may not be enjoying the stage you are at but that doesn't mean it will not shape you as a person and influence your outlook on things. take these experiences and learn from that, but don't wish everything to fall into place without effort. the search for a loving partner is amazing and shouldn't be wishes away. try and channel your frustration for good and seek out a person with similar passions. if and when i have a child i want to show them the beauty of the world, open them up to the best music and literature and take them to the park to play football and make them laugh. i reckon i'd be a great dad on that side of things. i do worry a lot about fucking up though.

yey, good av change cresticles

amazing stuff well, i just listened to 'after the gold rush' by neil young so i'm ready to get up and showered. i'll be around and about but still posting a little. what you having for breakfast?

not much. i got up late, then listened to my mixtape. i've now found myself still in bed at 2pm :dozey: no real plans for the day. think i'm gonna apply to be an air traffic controller though sometime soon. you up to much?

you'll go to hell for that :rolleyes: :P

it sounds like it's not very hot? :laugh3: sweeeeeeeeeet, i have an 80gb ipod. wasted on people who don't download music though :P you'll never fill it. i don't know what to make of him

is he worrying you too? there's something not quite right about the situation, but in fairness i think he's harmless, just a little erratic

http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/entertainment_and_arts/10601930.stm note to all paedophiles: make a few good films and then get on with what you enjoy doing, otherwise people will hate you.

ha, nothing wrong with being 42. he should have just said at the start instead of pretending to be 19. he seems like he's ok and not a weirdo but now he's pretended to be younger it looks a little odd when he was asking me to pm him members ages whom he new were very young, whilst he himself is a middle aged man.

ok here goes. some good tracks on here with a range of genres included. the album artwork was left on a few of the tracks, but i didn't mind and that isn't a criticism, i just hope mine has sent properly since when i tested mine the song titles came up too. 1. kicks off with some delphic with some nice beats. very 80's. a nice opener to the mixtape. not a band i would normally listen to but so it was good to get some exposure to them. 2. slows down with the arctic monkeys, a song i haven't actually heard. very pretty, dreamy and as usual lyrically strong and including only fools and horses references. i haven't listened to the arctic monkeys in a while but this has inspired me to listen to some of the stuff i have yet to hear. 3. i'm not a fan of athlete, but i know of a lot of people on here who would be. i find this song a little bit repetitive and i remember hearing it on the radio loads so i am a tad biased. they have nice little melodies an their chorus' are usually very strong so i would recommend fans of snow patrol/keane (and to a more developed sense elbow) to give them a listen. 4. next is an acoustic number centred around a layered vocal. folky but not amazingly inventive. still worth a listen though and if it's what you're into i'm sure they'll have more where that came from. 5. cold war kids quicken the pace a little. i've only heard hang me out to dry by these until now. strong track. vocals reminiscent of jack white. good musically. this song has some nice subtle touches and they work well as a band together. 6. placebo. very good song with bowie adding vocals too. another relatively slow track which fits nicely into the playlist. it's tricky to get placebo into a playlist as eclectic as this since they are different to the rest but you managed it almost seamlessly. 7. things speed up with the next track as it goes electro. edgy sound, i liked it. once again not something i would normally listen to but it was catchy and had a decent driving beat. 8. razorlight next. i'm biased again because i think johnny borrell should be kicked in the nuts but i know a lot of people on here would like them and i recommend it for fans of fratellis, kaiser chiefs, killers 9. sea wolf. not a band i have heard of before but the song itself sounded familiar. a band i will be looking into. the guitars reminded me a bit of the cure in places. very chilled out. enjoyed it. 10. next song is chilled out again with a high vocal. synthy with a faster paced chorus. 11. another slow song (not a criticism at all, i think i may have made the slowest playlist incidentally). more guitar based music and a little heavier than most of the songs before it (but not heavy in the great scheme of things at all). not the kind of music i would listen to but i know a lot of people on here who would like it. 12. the xx. keeping it chilled. another strong track. well produced music with pretty guitars. nice harmonising on the vocals too. 13. buble. someone i have heard a few songs by but don't enjoy, but once again there will be people on here who will like it, so when this becomes available for everyone to download don't let me put you off. it just isn't a genre i'm interested in. overall a good playlist. some tracks on there i really like, a couple i really don't like (but that is because i'm stubborn. i know many people on here who will like it), and a solid middle ground. it was better than i expected since i am so hard to please and to get me interested in a few bands when you don't know me all that well (if at all) is impressive. i think there is a lot of things on here that many would want to listen to and there is something for everyone. personally i give it a 7/10 though for a lot of others it would be an 8 or 9/10. i cannot imagine anybody giving it under 6/10 as it has something to please all and will likely contain something you have yet to hear. thank you so much whoever made the playlist :)

listening :cool:

[ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MBFXJw7n-fU]YouTube- Aphex Twin - Avril 14th[/ame] [ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zYFOe8e2sQ0]YouTube- Jonny Greenwood - Moon Trills[/ame] [ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aKw5mbcE7VY]YouTube- BRIAN ENO - AN ENDING (ascent)[/ame] [ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vGHQLMAwNnE]YouTube- ? Pluxus - Transient[/ame] [ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DSnjYpOsN_8]YouTube- Four Tet - Untangle[/ame] [ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tYIlKkOSW2s]YouTube- Tycho - The Daydream[/ame]

cheers for the news

you look 42 on your facebook pic

i keep saying i agree with what he fought for, just don't know why he is seen as a symbol for peace and this side of his life rarely spoken about. he's wheeled out to every major event and all the western world glorifies him in a form of positive racism. it's not as though south africa's peaceful now anyway.

i am actually heading to sleep right now since i'm leaving i don't want my words twisted too much whilst i'm asleep. 1. i agree with what he fought for. 2. i think he should be a free man. i think he should be remembered for what he did. 3. i don't understand why he won the nobel PEACE prize and is the most respected man alive considering what he plotted to do and the murders that the group he led carried out.

that's nice of him to blame you :rolleyes: good night, sweet dreams i'm off to bed now too

two wrongs make a right then? i'm not saying they don't, just wondering what your opinion is.

my point is on when terrorism becomes acceptable and then how far a person can be respected for those actions. just because a person believes something is right doesn't mean it is right, as is shown by muslim extremists. plotting to kill government officials would have worked for mandela and that became his aim. i think he should be free, since he served too much time in jail for a man who clearly is not a threat to society, but why i find it a confusing precedent to set to have him as pretty much the most respected human alive. i think he should be known, i just find the whole thing that surrounds him as massively overrated.