List it under misc if nothing else, and people will respond to it as long as the title of the article says something about the cars. If it's big enough JoeUser might add a category. ~Dan
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Donnie Darko rocks. And that's all I have to say about that. ~Dan
Well you obviously don't care enough about yourself to quit (that's not meant in harsh way just as a statement of fact) so I suggest you find something- or someone- that you care enough about to quit for. Good luck either way. ~Dan
It is kind of important... if you don't know what to pick just choose "misc". As for the 3.5, I wish you the best of luck. ~Dan
If you need any help, just ask, anybody would be glad to help. And I dunno what's up with GCJ, he's usually not such a dork :-p ~Dan
Man Joe... I've got a few things to say to you. First of all, you live in TC? Sheesh so do I, it's a small world isn't it. I go to Central, so we're about two seconds from each other. What are the chances? Alright, this Amanda gal. First off, she sounds incredible except when you're ticked off at her. Then she sounds somewhat irritating and spiteful. What does that mean? It means she rocks but you're the emotional type:) Honestly though, you guys sound great for each other. Th
One can hardly help but pause in awe at the sheer quantity of boredom and heroin it took to produce this article. Not to mention one fuzzy die, mirrored by myopia... ~Dan PS Die is singlular of dice, for those of you who didn't know it.
1) I noticed the whole everything being #1 too.... and agree with JillUser regarding it. But won't repeat her. 2) I'm a guy who lives with 5 girls in the house. Used to be six until my older sister moved out. Now, I close the toilet seat, and I change the toilet paper when it's low, and I clean up after myself when I eat late at night, and I figure if I have to be subjected to that kind of torture then I may as well support the subjection
Anne~ The psycho guy is right in a number of respects. I fit pretty much everything on there (I haven't heard of a few of the bands, but there's no much besides country that I dislike) and even have many of the extras (I'm a musician, etc.) but the chances that we're perfectly compatible really aren't all that high. Because the things that elimate the most guys aren't the attributes that you listed, they're things like... are you the kind of
That was sad... but I can relate to it. Question: does your poetry stem from personal experience or is it a 'clay pot' composed of raw emotion? ~Dan
Just a blog comment: all caps makes it really difficult to read, so I'd suggest giving the caps lock a break. ~Dan
Those were some pretty random comments... I enjoyed them. ~Dan
Wow... where do I start. First of all, I'm flattered. Maybe I shouldn't be, but I am because that's the kind of person I am. I'm glad that my expression of though, which I thoroughly enjoy in every respect, has been appreciated at another level. I know exactly what you mean by categories; I have exactly the same problem. There should be more of them, at the very least. Does anybody actually use channels to find articles? I sure don't... but as for black and white, I'm simply sayin
I know EXACTLY what you mean, Phantom. ~Dan
*sigh* some people don't do well with jokes... ~Dan
Gosh, what a pathetically moronic article. This guy obviously has some issues. I mean honestly, this is why other countries hate America. :) Good article. ~Dan
Homophobia...I used to be a homophobic. And a change only occurred when I realized what engeeke was talking about... that being a homosexual is not a character attribute, just a flaw of action. That doesn't mean I like guys flirting with me, but at least now I have good friends who are gay. ~Dan
...That last poem is incredible. Wow. ~Dan
Anne...I very much agree with you... but from a guy point of view. I keep thinking... I'm not ugly, I'm smart I'm talented and God knows there's a million horrible guys out there with girlfriends... what the heck am I doing wrong? I dunno but I empathize and I'm really sorry, I don't think anyone should have to feel this way. The only thing I can think of is that maybe when you're a special person, people don't think of you 'that way' because you intimidate them by how admirable you a
I'm just curious, how old are you? I've been following your posts but can't pinpoint your age. ~Dan
It's funny how the truth can be as mean as it is. But I actually thought the same thing today about a person at work... so don't feel too bad. That is, if you count my duplicate sentiments as vindication. If not, I guess you're screwed. No pun intended. ~Dan PS. tneonpduend->That working perfectly:) it means no pun intended...lol
...That was possibly one of those most entertaining two-line exchanges I've witnessed in quite same time. Bravo:) ~Dan
I may never understand what the title of that article had to do with the contents. ~Dan
In the interest of representing all teenagers, I volunteer myself to appear foolish and take the brunt of the humor that this response shall surely solicit. That's right, solicity. My response will positively ASK you to laugh at it, though it probably won't ring a bell in your voice like those irritating salvation army people. Thank God. That said, here goes the first of several consecutive statements that are almost to cliche to have any merit. But heaven help they're true, they really are
Anne~ Sounds remarkably familiar to me as well. But what strikes me as particularly valuable is number five, because frankly I see hundreds of intelligent people everday, and fabulous musicians, and even wonderful artists, but what the world lacks is confidence. Society today- tell me if I get too dreary- looks down on those who accept themselves for their strengths, and condone those who look love themselves for their weakness. I mean don'