[QUOTE=Cain]You're twenty?

/feels very little at 18[/QUOTE]

Then feel even littler, im a centimeter away from being 22, beeetch.


[QUOTE=Six Foot Revolver]Ah Americans and your silly rules, you have to be 18 (I think) here to buy beer.[/QUOTE]

21

[QUOTE=Illmatic]Alexei Laiho looks like a girl and Christina Scabbia is too pale

/proves, once again, that he is not fit for the metal community

I turn 19 in ten days :eek:[/QUOTE]

Both are true, and im very fit for the metal community.

However if you are not fit for the metal community then you are obviously not fit for life.

[QUOTE=Slave To The Dark]BOLLOCKS! I want to find something like runescape that is not runescape!
is it THAT difficult to find????

for fuc[b][i][/b][/i]k's sake!
someone help me...:upset:[/QUOTE]

Runescape is lame, and ill fight you with a giant sword to prove my point if necessary. World of Warcraft is where its at, although the monthly fee is lame. Although it does keep them constantly updating the game, so i suppose its a double edged sword.

And besides, buying games is the key to life. Games > all.

[QUOTE=NJMetalMeister]21[/quote]
I think he was talking about buying alcohol in the UK.

[QUOTE=Illmatic]online English III class? WTF?[/QUOTE]

[QUOTE=Stoic]yeh, what's this? :confused:
[/QUOTE]


It's an online high school, and I've already taken three courses with them. I started English III last week.

Hello everyone :wave:

what do we do int this thread, bitch about things?

[QUOTE=Jimmypageguitarhero]what do we do int this thread, bitch about things?[/QUOTE]
It's an off topic discussion thread. No spam.

[QUOTE=Taste_My_Scythe]It's an online high school, and I've already taken three courses with them. I started English III last week.

Hello everyone :wave:[/QUOTE]

Hello, :wave: I hate flvs, I don't think I'm taking any courses on there this year.

[QUOTE=powerchord rock]Hello, :wave: I hate flvs, I don't think I'm taking any courses on there this year.[/QUOTE]

Do you? It's not so bad. This new system they've got sucks [SIZE=2]a[/SIZE]ss. It was much better when I first started. English is my strong point though, so it's not a problem. The only downside? I have to read the Scarlet Letter. :upset: What an insanely horrible book.

[QUOTE=Taste_My_Scythe]Do you? It's not so bad. This new system they've got sucks [SIZE=2]a[/SIZE]ss. It was much better when I first started. English is my strong point though, so it's not a problem. The only downside? I have to read the Scarlet Letter. :upset: What an insanely horrible book.[/QUOTE]

Yeah, but probably the reason I hate it is because I fell behind and had to work my[SIZE=2] a[/SIZE]ss off to get caught up. Last year I had to read The Great Gatsby, Lord of The Flies, To Kill a Mockingbird, Fahrenheit 451 and I think another one but I can't remember, but I didn't mind, teh books weren't that bad I guess.

I thought The Scarlet Letter looked good, that's why I bought it. I haven't read it uet though.

[QUOTE=powerchord rock]Yeah, but probably the reason I hate it is because I fell behind and had to work my[SIZE=2] a[/SIZE]ss off to get caught up. Last year I had to read The Great Gatsby, Lord of The Flies, To Kill a Mockingbird, Fahrenheit 451 and I think another one but I can't remember, but I didn't mind, teh books weren't that bad I guess.[/QUOTE]

I have to read The Great Gatsby, but I'm not. I'm getting the SparksNotes, because I've read it already. I also have to read To Kill a Mockingbird, but I'm not too thrilled about it. I tried reading it a few years back, and couldn't get past the first chapter; it bored me to death.

EDIT: evilmenhavenosongs- For some people, it's hard to read, and that's why they give up on it. I just didn't like it because it was too slow and I didn't find the story intriguing at all. It wasn't difficult to understand for me. But then again, I don't get why some people don't understand Shakespeare.

[QUOTE=Taste_My_Scythe]I have to read The Great Gatsby, but I'm not. I'm getting the SparksNotes, because I've read it already. I also have to read To Kill a Mockingbird, but I'm not too thrilled about it. I tried reading it a few years back, and couldn't get past the first chapter; it bored me to death.[/QUOTE]

Sparknotes rule :thumb: I actually liked To Kill a Mockingbird, it is a little boring at first, but it gets better. At least I think it dose.

Yeah Shakespeare makes sense to me most of the time. I even get the jokes :upset:. I can't read it at the moment because it's packed in the bottom of a box somewhere anyway.

[QUOTE=evilmenhavenosongs]I thought The Scarlet Letter looked good, that's why I bought it. I haven't read it uet though.[/QUOTE]

I thought it was good when I read it.

[QUOTE=evilmenhavenosongs]Yeah Shakespeare makes sense to me most of the time. I even get the jokes :upset:. I can't read it at the moment because it's packed in the bottom of a box somewhere anyway.[/QUOTE]

Same here; Shakespeare was brilliant.

[QUOTE=powerchord rock]Sparknotes rule :thumb: I actually liked To Kill a Mockingbird, it is a little boring at first, but it gets better. At least I think it dose.[/QUOTE]

Definately! :thumb: I can't stand CliffsNotes for some reason. Yeah, I've got to attempt to read it anyways, so I might as well give it a chance. I'm doing Honors this year, so....that's why I've got to read one book per module.

:D Score.

Now I only have half an hour to get ready. :( Thanks MX.

What are you getting ready for?

[QUOTE=evilmenhavenosongs]:D Score.

Now I only have half an hour to get ready. :( Thanks MX.[/QUOTE]

Your welcome.

Leah, that going to be alot of books, How many modules do you have, 12?

[QUOTE=powerchord rock]Your welcome.

Leah, that going to be alot of books, How many modules do you have, 12?[/QUOTE]

I'm not sure. A lot I think. There are two segments for the English III class for a full credit. I'm on segment one, all those books are for segment one, and there are 8 modules in segment one. It's weird. I'm wondering what's in segement two. :lol:

Going to the cinema. It took less time getting ready than expected today actually.

Charlie And The Chocolate Factory :D

"Oompa loompa doop a dee doo". That's another theme tune to download.

[QUOTE=evilmenhavenosongs]Going to the cinema. It took less time getting ready than expected today actually.

Charlie And The Chocolate Factory :D

"Oompa loompa doop a dee doo". That's another theme tune to download.[/QUOTE]

Charlie and The Chocolate factory is a great movie :thumb:

The new one is very cool. I think you will enjoy it :thumb:

[QUOTE=evilmenhavenosongs]Going to the cinema. It took less time getting ready than expected today actually.

Charlie And The Chocolate Factory :D

"Oompa loompa doop a dee doo". That's another theme tune to download.[/QUOTE]

Oh, enjoy it! Saw it the day it came out, myself. It's wonderful.
/hardcore Burtonite

John - so, are you going to FunSpot?

It'd better be, if they botch it up I won't be happy. I'm already suspicious about those oompa loompas.

I've just realized that all this time I spelled relevant wrong (relavant). But rel[B]e[/B]vant comes from rel[B]a[/B]te and we have words such rel[B]a[/B]tionship and rel[B]a[/B]tives, right? Then why the heck rel[B]e[/B]vant is spelt with a f[I]u[/I]cking "e" then?!

[QUOTE=Taste_My_Scythe]Oh, enjoy it! Saw it the day it came out, myself. It's wonderful.
/hardcore Burtonite

John - so, are you going to FunSpot?[/QUOTE]

Yes I am, WEEEEEEEEEEEE!! It will be [B]fun[/B] going to that [B]spot[/B] again :thumb:

[QUOTE=evilmenhavenosongs]It'd better be, if they botch it up I won't be happy. I'm already suspicious about those oompa loompas.[/QUOTE]

The Oompa Loompas are a little strange.

[QUOTE=evilmenhavenosongs]It'd better be, if they botch it up I won't be happy. I'm already suspicious about those oompa loompas.[/QUOTE]

It's defiantely different, but it's true to the book and that's what matters. Plus, Tim Burton is morbid as hell, and you'll definately see some Burton in the film. No one could have done it better. Corpse Bride in september! \m/

Stoic - never really thought about that...

[QUOTE=powerchord rock]Yes I am, WEEEEEEEEEEEE!! It will be [B]fun[/B] going to that [B]spot[/B] again :thumb:[/QUOTE]

Yay! f[SIZE=2]u[/SIZE]cking rad! Because, you know, our clique wouldn't be our clique without you guys. :p

[QUOTE=Stoic]I've just realized that all this time I spelled relevant wrong (relavant). But rel[B]e[/B]vant comes from rel[B]a[/B]te and we have words such rel[B]a[/B]tionship and rel[B]a[/B]tives, right? Then why the heck rel[B]e[/B]vant is spelt with a f[I]u[/I]cking "e" then?![/QUOTE]


The English language, gotta love it. And we rag on foreigners for getting occasional words wrong.

:D I just found the oompa loompa songs on soulseek. :D

I love Tim Burton as well so it sounds fantastic.

[QUOTE=evilmenhavenosongs]
I love Tim Burton as well so it sounds fantastic.[/QUOTE]

:thumb:

Anyone care to help out with English III? What rhymes with "imp"?

Gimp? Shrimp? Limp? Ink?

[QUOTE=Taste_My_Scythe]It's defiantely different, but it's true to the book and that's what matters. Plus, Tim Burton is morbid as hell, and you'll definately see some Burton in the film. No one could have done it better. Corpse Bride in september! \m/[/QUOTE]

I read somewhere that the guy asked by Burton to write the screenplay had never seen the original, and when he did, he thought it was a lot darker than Burton's version. I thought this was interesting, because Burton's films are very dark. Although I thought the older one was too, it always creeped me out a little.

I'm a big Burton fan too. :cool: