"trends" in then out
11-04-2008, 11:48 PM
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RE: "trends" in then out
ORIGINAL: 500 lb. koolaid man
Don't forget the rest of the retarded crew.
They all look like they're on drugs. Sorry.
Don't forget the rest of the retarded crew.
They all look like they're on drugs. Sorry.
11-05-2008, 03:45 PM
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RE: "trends" in then out
the tight clothing thing i see guys wearing now a days seems to be the new style... i will never understand why guys wearing their clothes almost as tight as girls wear theirs, and call themselves men. coming out the closet maybe? lol
11-05-2008, 04:03 PM
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RE: "trends" in then out
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your never to old to like spongebob[8D]
your never to old to like spongebob[8D]
That's the age group that thinks it's "cool". I can reply when I get an answer
11-05-2008, 06:52 PM
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my bro has a pair but he got last years on ebay for $60 lol there was no difference other then the tag....
Any one remember tom and jerry, that show was the best what happened to it?
my bro has a pair but he got last years on ebay for $60 lol there was no difference other then the tag....
Any one remember tom and jerry, that show was the best what happened to it?
11-05-2008, 10:10 PM
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RE: "trends" in then out
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You never actually answered my question.[8D] 13? 14? 15? 16 maybe? That's the age group that thinks it's "cool".
I can reply when I get an answer
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your never to old to like spongebob[8D]
your never to old to like spongebob[8D]
That's the age group that thinks it's "cool". I can reply when I get an answer
11-05-2008, 10:28 PM
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RE: "trends" in then out
ORIGINAL: The_Shark
im 3years till i can drink.
ORIGINAL: 500 lb. koolaid man
You never actually answered my question.[8D] 13? 14? 15? 16 maybe? That's the age group that thinks it's "cool".
I can reply when I get an answer
ORIGINAL: The_Shark
your never to old to like spongebob[8D]
your never to old to like spongebob[8D]
That's the age group that thinks it's "cool". I can reply when I get an answer
11-05-2008, 10:39 PM
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i love spongebob, some of the episodes are lame but most are funny. if you really listen and forget the characters are talking fish and a walking sponge, you will find there is some adult humor in there.
i also enjoy the simpsons, king of the hill, family guy, american dad, myth busters, dirty jobs, how its made, in living color, mad tv southpark and others too.
im not a baby, when im 80 i will still love spongebob.
remember the south park episode when the future people came to south park? DEY TOOK ER JOUBS! i was hearing that all over the place in school and i was puzzled by what people where saying untill i saw the episode, i laughed so hard i was crying!
you know what is going around? people saying "dont be that guy"
i also enjoy the simpsons, king of the hill, family guy, american dad, myth busters, dirty jobs, how its made, in living color, mad tv southpark and others too.
im not a baby, when im 80 i will still love spongebob.
remember the south park episode when the future people came to south park? DEY TOOK ER JOUBS! i was hearing that all over the place in school and i was puzzled by what people where saying untill i saw the episode, i laughed so hard i was crying!
you know what is going around? people saying "dont be that guy"
11-05-2008, 10:51 PM
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RE: "trends" in then out
ORIGINAL: The_Shark
im 3years till i can drink.
ORIGINAL: 500 lb. koolaid man
You never actually answered my question.[8D] 13? 14? 15? 16 maybe? That's the age group that thinks it's "cool".
I can reply when I get an answer
ORIGINAL: The_Shark
your never to old to like spongebob[8D]
your never to old to like spongebob[8D]
That's the age group that thinks it's "cool". I can reply when I get an answer
I just don't believe spongebob should go beyond the middle school kids who think they're cool.
But you're entitled to your own opinion. Hey, did you vote? No politics aloud but I don't think that's a killer Q... just don't say who ya voted for.
11-05-2008, 11:16 PM
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RE: "trends" in then out
hell no! they want to put you in the list for the millitary, so if they draft, or need you, they have the right to take you.
im not going to be in the USA long now, maybe 2years, and i dont want to be pulled from Australia to fight a avoidible war, and if you dont go, you will go to jail if you return to the US.
all im saying if i voted, well, i would still be dissapointed.
sbob 4EVR
im not going to be in the USA long now, maybe 2years, and i dont want to be pulled from Australia to fight a avoidible war, and if you dont go, you will go to jail if you return to the US.
all im saying if i voted, well, i would still be dissapointed.
sbob 4EVR
11-05-2008, 11:22 PM
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RE: "trends" in then out
You have to sign up for being drafted regardless of if you vote, if you're a male that's 18+
Voting doesn't do anything extra.
"Vote and be drafted!"
Voting doesn't do anything extra.
"Vote and be drafted!"
11-05-2008, 11:32 PM
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RE: "trends" in then out
ORIGINAL: The_Shark
im 3years till i can drink.
im 3years till i can drink.
It. Will. Not.
Also, I must toss my hat into the 'black clothing' issue. Longhair said it best, honestly. Black is the color I choose most of the time. It is beautiful. Black need not be judged by those who are at ease. Black will clear the air, redefine, and produce the point of order double-quick. That color choice is on the back of the most insightful, clearest-thinking, and perceptive souls of which the world will know.
And the poster of that sentiment knows his right.
11-06-2008, 08:05 AM
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RE: "trends" in then out
Metallica.
People hated them when they were unknown, then the same people wanted to be your best friend because you had been wearing a Metallica 5 years earlier.
The last good thing that they put out was Cliff 'Em All.
People hated them when they were unknown, then the same people wanted to be your best friend because you had been wearing a Metallica 5 years earlier.
The last good thing that they put out was Cliff 'Em All.
