I used to have like 3 alts but I got them merged.

Birna, yeah, he's Nick.

First for me J.

Brian: Meh, I tend not to care about the idiots anymore because life is filled with them :)[QUOTE=ThisUserIsAPipebomb]Yeah. if I ever get a longer ban, I'll probably start an alternate, under some similair yet still dumb name like ThisUserIsNotAPipeBomb[/QUOTE]
Haha, good stuff. On a side note I heard this bike is a pipe bomc for the first time yesterday (which is i assume where you got the name)

Ian: That's terrible.

[quote=Vince]Ian: That's terrible.[/quote]:( It was mean, but it's the truth.

[QUOTE=Permanent Solution]Haha, good stuff. On a side note I heard this bike is a pipe bomc for the first time yesterday (which is i assume where you got the name)
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And did you fall into a desperately hopeless folk-punk love affair?

[QUOTE=Storm In A Teacup]:( It was mean, but it's the truth.[/QUOTE]
I hope not. Generally attention starved children are the product of busy middle class folk who do care about their children and family a great deal, but are very focused on their job because that's how they believe they need to show their affection for their family.

edit: Nope, it was alright but I wasn't too into it :-\ I like AM! better actually.

I missed Hollyoaks :(

Sam was kicking arse when I last saw it too. On the plus side, I nearly completed all the missions for Saint's Row (Only 3 more left :D)

AM! are alot punkier than TBIAPB. Personally, it took me awhile to get into them. Had to give them multiple listens to really start feeling it.

Suggested tracks:
Forgotten Not Gone
The Star Song
100 Dollars
Body Count

[QUOTE=Storm In A Teacup]I wouldn't worry about eliminator. He'll probably realize no one here really cares about him just like in real life and then kill himself. :)[/QUOTE]
dude i noticed you have some sort of grudge whats up with that i mean thats harsh

[quote=I<3Jess]dude i noticed you have some sort of grudge whats up with that i mean thats harsh[/quote]We used to talk quite a bit and were e-friends, but then he became pretty pointless to talk to and then when he took control of my account and bitched at me for a thread I made in the mod forum I pretty much decided that we weren't really cool anymore. :-\

[QUOTE=Storm In A Teacup]We used to talk quite a bit and were e-friends, but then he became pretty pointless to talk to and then when he took control of my account and bitched at me for a thread I made in the mod forum I pretty much decided that we weren't really cool anymore. :-\[/QUOTE]
wow ehax and **** I didn't know that.

[QUOTE=Permanent Solution]I hope not. Generally attention starved children are the product of busy middle class folk who do care about their children and family a great deal, but are very focused on their job because that's how they believe they need to show their affection for their family.
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LOL that's me except I have one parent that treats me really good but is never home because work but when she is home i dont like her so its cool im just alone tons

[QUOTE=ThisUserIsAPipebomb]AM! are alot punkier than TBIAPB. Personally, it took me awhile to get into them. Had to give them multiple listens to really start feeling it.

Suggested tracks:
Forgotten Not Gone
The Star Song
100 Dollars
Body Count[/QUOTE]
Yeah I'm not usually too into Folk, though I admit Graffin's album was pretty alright.

I don't know what the songs were and Im too lazy to check but I listened to the entirety of Front Seat Solidarity.

B: Well yeah, basically middle class people tend not to know how to parent anymore. Mostly because career has become such a big focus as opposed to back in the day when every mom was stay at home.

[QUOTE=Permanent Solution]Yeah I'm not usually too into Folk, though I admit Graffin's album was pretty alright.

I don't know what the songs were and Im too lazy to check but I listened to the entirety of Front Seat Solidarity.

B: Well yeah, basically middle class people tend not to know how to parent anymore. Mostly because career has become such a big focus as opposed to back in the day when every mom was stay at home.[/QUOTE]Front Seat Solidarity is one of their folkier albums. If I were you I'd give it another listen and maybe look into Dance Party With...

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B: Well yeah, basically middle class people tend not to know how to parent anymore. Mostly because career has become such a big focus as opposed to back in the day when every mom was stay at home.[/QUOTE]
My mom actually is an amazing mom. Like super amazing. She just has to work alot to support us and keep our lives generally as comfortable as before.

She's really cool though, even though I'm an *** to her a lot. Because she can be annoying but she's really just trying to be nice.

[QUOTE=ThisUserIsAPipebomb]Front Seat Solidarity is one of their folkier albums. If I were you I'd give it another listen and maybe look into Dance Party With...[/QUOTE]
Well I have 11000 songs still on my playlist to get through so it'll be awhile before it gets a second play heh, but I'll look into the other album.
[QUOTE=I<3Jess]My mom actually is an amazing mom. Like super amazing. She just has to work alot to support us and keep our lives generally as comfortable as before.

She's really cool though, even though I'm an *** to her a lot. Because she can be annoying but she's really just trying to be nice.[/QUOTE]
Most kids are too spoiled to appreciate a hard working parent. I sure was for awhile. Still am, actually, in truth.

I'm so bad to my parents. I stopped telling them I loved them like 3 years ago because I decided I don't think it's true :-\

My mom doesn't work and pretty much the last 16 years have been devoted to raising my brother and I. She's the best mom in the world.

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Most kids are too spoiled to appreciate a hard working parent. I sure was for awhile. Still am, actually, in truth.

I'm so bad to my parents. I stopped telling them I loved them like 3 years ago because I decided I don't think it's true :-\[/QUOTE]
I appreciate what she does, I just don't show it well.

terrible v just terrible

[QUOTE=I<3Jess]I appreciate what she does, I just don't show it well.

terrible v just terrible[/QUOTE]
Yeah but that's still bad because it's good to make them feel like good parents. People are insecure.

I know :(

Vince, do you even give your parents anything for father and mother's day? You don't sign you cards: Love, Vince? :(

I miss.... not being busy :(

[QUOTE=Permanent Solution]Yeah but that's still bad because it's good to make them feel like good parents. People are insecure.

I know :([/QUOTE]
I know :(

[QUOTE=Storm In A Teacup]Vince, do you even give your parents anything for father and mother's day? You don't sign you cards: Love, Vince? :([/QUOTE]
I usually give my parents stuff for that sort of thing. Or at least I think I do. I know I do birthday/xmas at least.

I'm not a big fan of cards ($3 for a sheet of paper? *rolleyes*) but if I do sign a card I tend to sign just Vince. There's only two people for whom I would sign a letter "Love, Vince"

[QUOTE=Permanent Solution]I usually give my parents stuff for that sort of thing. Or at least I think I do. I know I do birthday/xmas at least.

I'm not a big fan of cards ($3 for a sheet of paper? *rolleyes*) but if I do sign a card I tend to sign just Vince. There's only two people for whom I would sign a letter "Love, Vince"[/QUOTE]
me amirite

No B, you're a cool kid but I don't love you, sorry :(

edit: actually you probably know both of the people though come to think of it.

:-*

Yeah, I know.

:-*

Yeah I figured. Sad part is that one of them refuses to even talk to me nowadays :-\

Vince, do you live in the same town as both Brandon and Matt too?

Haha no, I'm a lazy American not a Canadian. I live in Phoenix (roughly).

[QUOTE=Storm In A Teacup]Vince, do you live in the same town as both Brandon and Matt too?[/QUOTE]
I LIVE CLOSE TO THEM!

:) We both live in the heat. :h5:

I live on the other side of an ocean, gg geography