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 Posted: Sat Sep 18, 2004 11:08 am
Uhh, I guess that's okay with TOS ... O_o
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Posted: Sat Sep 18, 2004 11:21 am
ewwwwwww their like 8 years old scream
haha Messiah is being reminded that hes a teenager. Hes having an angst trip blaugh
As for me...i have the whole weekend to hangout with my friends and only 1 small peice of hmwk to do....I LOVE LIFE heart
sorry to rub it in
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Posted: Sat Sep 18, 2004 11:27 am
sybrid A person can live fine without dreams. One doesn't have to have any high aspirations in order to live life. Not everyone gets to be President - and someone has to be marketing. Is it better to live with dreams of a better life that are unfulfillable, to torture yourself constantly with a hunger for something better that can never be satiated, or to learn to be content with what can be achieved? I believe its the second. Dreams are useful for motivating a person to get to a point, but once a person has gotten as far as they can, all dreams do is torture them with what they want and cannot have. It might be fun to fantasize that I'm actually a latent Sanjiyan, that one day a third eye will open up in my forehead, and I'll live forever with fantastic magical powers and be able to pull the soul out of my lover so the two of us will be eternally young forever, but it certainly isn't helpful. And it certainly isn't necessary. That's just my thoughts on the whole dream subject. That's pretty close to how I feel about said matters...very intriguing. Sabi-shii>> Yes, the birthday has come and gone, and a much older Ashram...types before you. Sake is interesting...its just that initial taste and the swallow that give you a nice smack in the face. The after taste is great, that and when you let it settle in your mouth for a few seconds. (and for the recorder...I didn't get drunk biggrin )
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Posted: Sat Sep 18, 2004 11:29 am
Bakamattsu ewwwwwww their like 8 years old scream haha Messiah is being reminded that hes a teenager. Hes having an angst trip blaugh As for me...i have the whole weekend to hangout with my friends and only 1 small peice of hmwk to do....I LOVE LIFE heart sorry to rub it in
stare I am also a teenager... and angst trips are normal... except for those ppl who seem to be constantly happy *glares pointedly* and since I expect your apology for runbbing it in isn't sincere I know I won't forgive... but I'm also feeling bitchy right now
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Posted: Sat Sep 18, 2004 11:33 am
Ashram_VII sybrid A person can live fine without dreams. One doesn't have to have any high aspirations in order to live life. Not everyone gets to be President - and someone has to be marketing. Is it better to live with dreams of a better life that are unfulfillable, to torture yourself constantly with a hunger for something better that can never be satiated, or to learn to be content with what can be achieved? I believe its the second. Dreams are useful for motivating a person to get to a point, but once a person has gotten as far as they can, all dreams do is torture them with what they want and cannot have. It might be fun to fantasize that I'm actually a latent Sanjiyan, that one day a third eye will open up in my forehead, and I'll live forever with fantastic magical powers and be able to pull the soul out of my lover so the two of us will be eternally young forever, but it certainly isn't helpful. And it certainly isn't necessary. That's just my thoughts on the whole dream subject. That's pretty close to how I feel about said matters...very intriguing. Sabi-shii>> Yes, the birthday has come and gone, and a much older Ashram...types before you. Sake is interesting...its just that initial taste and the swallow that give you a nice smack in the face. The after taste is great, that and when you let it settle in your mouth for a few seconds. (and for the recorder...I didn't get drunk biggrin )
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Posted: Sat Sep 18, 2004 11:53 am
Sabi-shii agh! Does getting older make you more responsible or is it just you? I would have got drunk off of sake to drown away my problems... lol... Its probably "just me"...and how I was raised...and how I think...etc. etc. etc. There are easier, less expensive ways to drown away my problems. They involve: Me + Bokken + tree limbs/air + aggression = biggrin biggrin biggrin biggrin biggrin And to expand on that, the whole idea of drinking to "solve problems" only creates more problems. I can name multiple people in my family alone that have proven that point dozens of times.
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Posted: Sat Sep 18, 2004 12:10 pm
Ashram_VII Sabi-shii agh! Does getting older make you more responsible or is it just you? I would have got drunk off of sake to drown away my problems... lol... Its probably "just me"...and how I was raised...and how I think...etc. etc. etc. There are easier, less expensive ways to drown away my problems. They involve: Me + Bokken + tree limbs/air + aggression = biggrin biggrin biggrin biggrin biggrin And to expand on that, the whole idea of drinking to "solve problems" only creates more problems. I can name multiple people in my family alone that have proven that point dozens of times.
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Posted: Sat Sep 18, 2004 12:18 pm
Sabi-shii Ashram_VII Sabi-shii agh! Does getting older make you more responsible or is it just you? I would have got drunk off of sake to drown away my problems... lol... Its probably "just me"...and how I was raised...and how I think...etc. etc. etc. There are easier, less expensive ways to drown away my problems. They involve: Me + Bokken + tree limbs/air + aggression = biggrin biggrin biggrin biggrin biggrin And to expand on that, the whole idea of drinking to "solve problems" only creates more problems. I can name multiple people in my family alone that have proven that point dozens of times. Oh? A fellow muscian? What instrument?
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Posted: Sat Sep 18, 2004 12:35 pm
Ashram_VII Sabi-shii Ashram_VII Sabi-shii agh! Does getting older make you more responsible or is it just you? I would have got drunk off of sake to drown away my problems... lol... Its probably "just me"...and how I was raised...and how I think...etc. etc. etc. There are easier, less expensive ways to drown away my problems. They involve: Me + Bokken + tree limbs/air + aggression = biggrin biggrin biggrin biggrin biggrin And to expand on that, the whole idea of drinking to "solve problems" only creates more problems. I can name multiple people in my family alone that have proven that point dozens of times. Oh? A fellow muscian? What instrument?
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Posted: Sat Sep 18, 2004 12:44 pm
feeling better, i have my internet back, so i can hide here for a while and maybe my problems will go away.....
anyways, who here has gmail?
i just got setup on it
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Posted: Sat Sep 18, 2004 1:40 pm
Ashram! You secretive man! Happy belated you-got-old-day, Oldie!!! biggrin
It's okay, you can tease me in a few days. wink
Messiah, I gotz gmail.
Bakamattsu > Damn you for your ONE homework piece. I hope you choke on a pen cap, you happy ******** biggrin :love:
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Posted: Sat Sep 18, 2004 1:42 pm
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Posted: Sat Sep 18, 2004 1:53 pm
Wooow, sank gouudneez for da payge chaynge. Pixshure vas zow beeg.
Mezzieyah, yuuar newv clodthez loouk gute biggrin
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Posted: Sat Sep 18, 2004 4:37 pm
thanks, they arent newz clothes just new combo!!!!
get firefox, firefox > mozilla and when you start up you can import all the things you had on your original browser
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Posted: Sat Sep 18, 2004 4:41 pm
Ya, I know. But I was using my Germaustrian on yew. biggrin
Who you mozilla talkin to?
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