Well, may the forces of evil lose their way on the path to your home/house. Btw, IM me on MSN. After all you're my nobody. <:
I laughed. XD
I'll take some "groin pull" and "stripper," please.
Did I do this right?
....... Ahaha made you highlight the text. lullululololouoolojgrogj
Sure they do. Good example: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=w-rcjaBWvx0
This thread will perish soon enough.
That's just funny. =3 It isn't a word, it's an internet term to represent a feeling that you experience in real life. >: RVR has herpes.
Do people constantly insist on turning the phrase/term/whatever the hell this is, "lol", into a word? First of all, it isn't a word. Stop capitalizing the "L" in the beginning of it, sticking it in the beginning of your sentence with a comma following it. "Lol, yeah." This is what I'm talking about. It's a ****ing internet term, stop making it part of your vocabulary you damn nazi's. It's a word made to represent "laugh out loud," so it should be treated as such, without special treatment. Okay I'm done. :3
You must have no life to make a second number for fun. >: :3
Ugh, I hate these tests. I make too many mistakes. >:
Hmm I have a pretty good British accent, anything useful for that?
So this is kind of what you mean... Any suggestion that get's passed or rejected get's put into a sub forum from this one, correct? While we're at it, let's put "Accepted" and "rejected" in the titles of the suggestions depending on what happens. That way people can just go in and look at whats been suggested.
Great idea. I had that sort of thing bouncing around in my head for a while but never really thought it was worth mentioning. I'm all for it.
Nike is ****ing ******ed. Jesus, picking up school supplies is depressing enough, but now your shoes can remind you of how much of a life you really don't have. /me shoots self
Is it time for my cameo yet? 0:
Elliot is my favorite character...... which scares me. D: Even though Dr. Jan Itor is way cooler.
Holy frick. D:
I never changed my username, but my usertitle rocks.
