looks like it

sex jokes itt

[QUOTE=Txus;16996477]are you guys going to fellate each other?[/QUOTE]

hopefully

[quote=correction;16996482]sex Jokes Itt[/quote]

**** Off

sorry if I sounded mean but you were the closest person to tell to **** off nothing personal

**** off swano

Jason just lashes out sometimes.

its ok i dont think anyone likes that guy he just hangs around here.

makin the rules

[QUOTE=Txus;16996507]**** off swano[/QUOTE]

you would think that having a striking resemblance to him would have me up to my neck in pussy, but this isn't the case.

goddamn mystery

[QUOTE=Nostalgia;16996509]its ok i dont think anyone likes that guy he just hangs around here.[/QUOTE]

Jason or Correction?

that correction guy

Oh yeah well, obviously.

Some people are not here to be liked, they are here with a plight.

im here wiuth a plight

Probably looking for a good deal on milk or something, but is too shy to ask.

wot

lol srsly

Come on, you've already torn 7 or your mommys halter tops hanging onto her in these situations like a scared rat. What is it you want?

[QUOTE=Skinners;16996564]Come on, you've already torn 7 or your mommys halter tops hanging onto her in these situations like a scared rat. What is it you want?[/QUOTE]

Here's a guess out of the blue... Perm ban for you? XD

[I]Describe an experience of cultural difference, positive or negative, you have had or observed. What did you learn from it?[/I]

My cultural journey began at the State Solo and Ensemble Competition for my school’s brass quintet. As the tuba player, I caught the interest of judge and UW band director, Dr. McDavid, who was very complimentary. Weeks later, he suddenly asked if I wanted to travel to China for the 2008 Beijing Olympic Orchestra. I leaped at the opportunity to represent my country and visit a land I never expected to experience.

The first night was nothing more than a late dinner and sleeping on a rock hard mattress; however, the proceeding days provided numerous adventures. From a trip to the impressive Great Wall where we proudly played our music, to the remarkable experience of being the first American group to ever perform in Tiananmen Square, China was a cultural revelation for me.

Not only did my trip to China help me be more thankful for what I have, but I was struck by what it meant to be the minority in a place where I really stood out. I was in a situation where I had to adapt without speaking the native language and people saw me in a much different light than they did at home. Basic things like ordering a meal, getting directions, and taking a taxi became a struggle. One aspect was especially eye opening: I suddenly realized how minority groups at home might feel on a daily basis. Though it may sound trivial, I really believe my outlook on life was positively affected.

My short answer essay question, what do you guys think?

i ****ing hate cultural themes in essays. They're so corny.

Say you had your first homosexual encounter for extra points

he's not applying to a california school

[QUOTE=McP3000;16996735]i ****ing hate cultural themes in essays. They're so corny.[/QUOTE]

Yeah but it was easy for me. :)

probably a good choice, since this state is about to go bankrupt

about to?

Blame Arnold.

**** that come to Florida State and we'll mosh all day

[QUOTE=Angmar;16996752]Blame Arnold.[/QUOTE]

or our lame *** congress, and the pervious governor who put us 12 Billion in the hole before he took office. Or how about those illegal immigrants that don't pay their taxes