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Well yeah but I'd like to think you know your actual age It's not like everyone automatically says on January 1 OH MY GOD IM A YEAR OLDER YESSS!!!!!111!!!1!!!! If that's the case I'm 23 I'm gonna go down to Enterprise and demand a rental car

Emily's head is shaped like an octopus

But it's still funny because you lied about your age because for some reason it's so much cooler to be 16 instead of 15. What's the point? At least say 15.75 if it really matters

I'm a bau5 at meeting new people I used to suck at it though :disappointed:

15 ≠ 16 You are so so so young. Lying about your age. sighhhh I'm old : (

hahahahahahahaha! I don't know why I found that so funny.

It's a joke spawned from the last page :)

Wow you're a pedophile

Haha. I know the feeling. What's keeping you from being yourself is the need to be accepted immediately. And, unfortunately, acting weird or exhibiting a part of your personality that may come off as too strong is considered a social moré. I've been there. The best way to deal with it is just simply to swallow the awkwardness and be funny, kind and relatable. People think it's really cool when you are introduced in a different way and are more likely to remember you for your strong, unique personality versus a quiet, reserved one. Back in middle school I wanted nothing but to fit in so I was really nice to everyone and abided by normative social behavior, which made me boring. In high school, I came out of my shell and was pretty successful socially, and I credit that to being myself and proliferating my sense of humor. I've continued that into college and am a lot happier because of it. You may feel awkward at first, but if you are confident and commanding about it, you can win them over. You can't go wrong as long as you're friendly and kind. And if people think you're weird, fuck 'em. It's all about confidence. Sorry, that was probably way more than you had to/wanted to know.

Hey I really liked that version :disappointed: Though the timing and stuff of the studio version is obviously way better. But you know.

Yeah it's actually really hard to speak like that

I would buy myself some chicken nuggets

Englishes is weak the for. Grammars is the indication weakness of. Simple the grammars is but accept for it is hard.

If my friends gave me money I would be so happy :nice:

I mean if music was my passion I would listen to OTHER people's music. Chris listens to The Flaming Lips a lot from what I hear. But the question: DO they listen to their own music? Probably, to a certain extent. Especially if they're working.

If I was a parent of a kid who bought $600 headphones I'd smack them on the mouth Okay not really but I'd make them return them Wait why would they have $600 of mine? That's the problem.

Question it is? Grammar good is for?

I would always notice the mistakes I'm sure they listen to it when it's finished, but it's not like they listen to it recreationally. It would be like if I worked at McDonalds, and after I went home I would fry a bunch of hamburgers because I love it so so so much.

^ Whurr dat at? :confused:

Hey now. I think it's justified if you take care of them and are really into music. I have a pair of $250 Bose ones. I've taken really good care of them and have had them for six years. They look and work as if they were brand new. And you can most definitely hear a huge difference. That or if you work in a studio as a producer or something. They need super nice headphones for their jobs.

Because otherwise it is not a question: Example: "Why birds fly?" vs. "How do birds fly?"

I only respond to questions that are complete thoughts.

Inhalation/intake of pathogenic particles or environmental stimuli Or you're a freak

Oh, I'm sure people take it seriously. They're idiots.

If I was loved by someone who would say something like "five-ever" I would run into a busy street, too. But anyway, because we're too kind to kill off stupidity. If we weren't so nice, we'd have had those genes exterminated by Henry VIII.