Teh Gay Questionnaire thingy cuz i'm superbored

say something provacative, fer chrissakes.

what's NyQuil! ha!! i pity the foo!!

i bet england has something called marmite-quil. smear it on toast, throw up and you'll sleep like a baby!

You will kowtow to my feminine power. I will beat you down like the pitiful infidel that you know you are.

who the hell are you talking to ?

You, you looser.

kowtow to my twin six shooters, wench!

You're in New York. Like fuck you have guns.

jane are we going to have to have another mud fight?

My dear Kitty, I think it is almost inevitable at this point.

i have a kar 98 and my grandfather colt 45.

[QUOTE][i]Originally posted by insomnomaniac [/i]
[B]jane are we going to have to have another mud fight? [/B][/QUOTE]
*drags in the mud pool, couch, and cooler full of beer*

always thoughtful mate.

We had a whole thread that degenerated into mudfighting before. Rents was a fairly active participant.

I'm a seasoned veteran.

i can believe it

[QUOTE][i]Originally posted by insomnomaniac [/i]
[B]some of us actually, perversely, *LIKE* the smell of cigarettes. [/B][/QUOTE]

This isn't a discussion about smoking no more arguments about that.

I just wanted to say it's not the same smell to a smoker and nonsmoker. It's probably why you like it. When my mom stopped smoking, after like 2 weeks she said she couldn't believe how bad smoke smelled. But yeah.

Yep. I quit for a year after seven of smoking and discovered that it was the most foul odor, excepting colosotmy bags, that could exist. Then I started again and the smell only made me want another. Now I've quit again and when my roommate comes home smelling like smoke, I almost gag.

You like what it is, so the smell reminds you of what it does for you, therefore you like it.

If you don't like smoking, the smell does nothing for you.

Right. It smells like burnt shit and something oily which is exactly what it is.

It tasted like fucking OLD coffee. Badly filtered coffee.

au contraire, keety, i've always liked the smell. like when my dad woudl take me to fenway park or an amusement park, i'd smell that certain smell in the heat, and i never knew what it was till later i figured out it was cigarettes. i'm serious.

1) Single or Taken: single
2) Sex: male
3) Birthday: aug 27
4) Sign: virgo

5) Siblings: one bro
6) Hair color: brown
7) Eye color: bluuuuu
8) Shoe size: size tens i think... except for teh chuck talors
9) Height: 6 one or two

relat i o n s h i p s*-;-*
1) Who is your best friend?: don't have one in particular.... i have a group of pals. we're all pretty darned close
2) Do you have a boyfriend/girlfriend: godammit, i said i'm single

*-;-*F a s h i o n S t u f f*-;-*
1) Where is your favorite place to shop: pac sun and best buy
2) Any tattoos or piercings: two piercings and one tattoo on me leg
3)Favorite outfit: depends on the weather... dark green basketball tear away button pants w/ stripeys going down the side, black and white chucks and a semi tight atticus tshirt. i could be a cartoon character i wear this shit so often.

*-;-* T h e E x t r a S t u f f *-;-*
1)Do you do drugs: nope.
2)What are you most scared of: teh bad people. and something happening that i can't control, which is pretty much everything, so, fuck being scared.
5) What car do you wish to have: that silver nissan something something i keep seeing on commercials
6) Where do you want to get married: oh jeez. this is teh gay.
8) How many messenger buddies do you have on right now: too lazy to count. five/ six/ ten, maybe.
9) If you could change anything about yourself, what would it be: i'd try to try harder and maybe even stick my neck out, even where it shouldn't be sometimes. i've noticed people grow from these sorts of things. it's healthy somewhat

>F a V o U r I t E !~*
10) Boys Name: pass.
11) Girls name: at the moment, stephanie
12) Subjects in school: eff school
13) Animals: tirantula

*-;-* H a v e Y o u E v e r *-;-*
1) Given anyone a bath: nope
2) Smoked: yep
3) Bungee jumped: nope
4) Broken the law: yes, but i was a juvie at the time.
5) Made yourself throw-up: pushed it out once, and i laughed. i had too many pain pills and no food in me. it was fucking wacky, yo.
6) Gone skinny-dipping?: yeah. dumbest thing was... no girls were there. we all stayed in separate corners of the pool, it was teh gay without being gay

*-;-* F i r s t T h i n g T h a t C o m e s To M i n d
1) Red: rubiness, the sweet 5 2 love muffin o' mine.
2) cow: souless, and "moo"
3) Socks: yankees or cat
4) Greenland: grass (because i'm a retard)

*-;-* Final Questions *-;-*
1) Do you like filling these out?: it's either this or look at t&a. regardless, i'm going to do both eventually, so i'm doing this shit first.
2)what was the last film you saw at the cinema?: down with love. last night.
3)Favorite cartoon character: southpark, if that counts. if not, toystory, if that doesn't count, then, SPACEGHOST
4) What do you have for breakfast in the morning? a can of code red mountain dew
5) Who would you hate being locked in a room with : people i don't have anything to say to or a spazzing out retard, or LTD.

Didn't Down With Love suck ass? What compelled you to go see it?

[QUOTE][i]Originally posted by disx [/i]
[B]"lucifer is a great name..too bad you cant name anyone that"
[/B][/QUOTE]

and, it means bearer of light, in case anyone's interested.

down with love wasn't the MOST horrible thing i'd seen, but the reason i saw it was because it was a date and date movies are usually movies like down with love. i thought it was good and cheesey but i almost fell asleep at some points and they kept fucking up with the mic, you could see it hoverring overhead in, like, 5 shots. haha
i can't wait to see finding nemo. ok, that's about enough from me.

oh!!! kenny wants to see finding nemo!!! SQUEEEEEEEEEEEEK!!!

ok. i'm done.

i saw that fucking sleepy hollow piece of shit on a date. yeah, great date movie. *rolls eyes*

I saw Down With Love with another friend who is always saying how much she despises romantic comedies. And the movie was her idea. I mean, I'm in no way averse to a little Ewan, since he is the definition of hot, but seeing the movie with this chick was just a pain. She kept saying how much she wanted to kill all the main characters (except for David Hyde Pierce, that man is the shit).

It would have been better if I had seen it with a different friend, or if it hadn't had Renee Zellweger in it.

it wasn't so bad. other than all the microphone fuckups.
seems like movies in theaters can be good and hated if you go see one with some douchebag fuckhead.

[QUOTE][i]Originally posted by Tuffy the Dump Truck [/i]
[B]I'm all over Finding Nemo. Yeah, animated fish rock my animated fish-lovin' world. [/B][/QUOTE]

Apparently, my older brother is not the only adult male who has become accustomed to animated children's films as entertainment... and this is no insult either... I notice this with lots of people... my boss has even become so ingrained with chidren's programming that she watches cartoons even when the kids have left... it's Disney music cd's in the car, etc...

I agree... most new releases suck. Still, back in the day when you were getting into your first r-rated flick, did you ever see yourself grown-up and looking forward to a g-rated animated film? I mean, I can't even get my older brother to watch my Fight Club DVD because he's busy watching Lilo & Stitch or Blue's Clues, and it's like he doesn't even realize he turned on what he's watching "for the kids" when there's no kids to be found within a mile radius. I can't get him to go to r-rated films either, and he gets actually excited about Harry Potter-type films... I mean, am I the only one who likes adult, as in mature r-rated stuff anymore? I barely remember the last time i passed a theater that had a film, not one out of the bunch, that was over pg-13. Of course, these days pg-13 is tantamount to an r-rating when I was underage... god... I'm fucking 28 years old and the generational gap is spreading so goddamn quickly... i still don't get Linkin Park... it's just that "infernal racket"...

i don't see what's wrong with watching disney animated fare, as long as one is not exclusive about it. i'm all about variety.

Hey, I'm all for Disney. Bambi and The Jungle Book make me pitch a mental tent even. I don't know... I just see adult society much differently I guess. As things become safer and nicer and more correct, adults as a whole become I don't know... like... are we headed back to the 1950's? You know? Like clothing styles constantly revert, do our mores do the same? Does getting older mean becoming more childlike? Calmer? Passive? Unchallenging? My mind is fucked...

ya man, my childrens lit teacher, told us that she thought harry potter was too violent for kids. that she even got scared. now im not glorifying harry potter, infact i hate the shit books and fuck ass movies, but there pussy bullshit that no adult in their right mind should be afraid of, or even reading for that matter. infact i think the book should be banned and the movies canned, but that would lead to other good books and movies being banned. fuck.

i find that the more i grow up, the morei realise how stupid those teeny boppers are for listennin to their shit music, wearing their gangster clothes, skate-boarding just cause its popular. i mean looka t the average parent a while ago, they were all bitchign about the music and clothes, i truly think that this time right now is, or was for a brief moment the beginning of when teens grew up a lot faster and didnt listen to tabatha sonar on mtv and didnt wear fubu clothes,c ause they relised hmm this shit really does look bad and there is a more wide range of music out there. but that was brief, now its gone back to everyone jumpin on the bandwagon, one thing i really dread is having a kid who may turn out to be like all the other kids, who wears corn rowes to be cool and not funny, to wear bling to show off how much money he has; which is money i gave to him, who listens to jay-z cause his friends told him he was down and wit it on da flip side of da birfday. i mean fuck off. woah i started ranting and went right off subject

You make some good points Tuffy. Being adult really isn't about thinking "deep thoughts" or doing "important stuff"... I guess I just didn't think it'd be so... adolescent for the most part... trappings aside... or maybe even with a son and work and what-not, I still feel like... oh, i don't know... young? I mean, for all the life experiences I've been through, I sure don't feel very "adult", at least not most of the time. In a different context, I mean hell... Brad Pitt's like 40 years old now, and in Fight Club he seems at least in his 20's, and that's what I'm getting at... by using an image we can all picture i.e. Pitt... is that the older I get, the more skewed my vision of adulthood becomes... like you ever thought about who you are, like who you see yourself to be, and then you look in the mirror and you're not that person, at least not what you envision that person to be, and I don't mean that you are someone else either... I just mean, that person who you feel like no longer looks like they once did before and somehow it makes everything seem of little importance in the grand scheme... and really it's just about conception and reality and worst of all inevitable doom...

Funny, I was just talking about this with my cousin the other day. I too, still feel like a kid. It's like I blinked when I was sixteen and now I'm already 23 and out of college. Barring looking a little different and being a tad bit smarter (at least I'd like to think so) I'm still that sixteen year-old at heart. I think what happens is that we don't really grow up, we just accumulate more responsibilities and are forced to deal with them in a way that a sixteen year old wouldn't.

Yeah, same here. Certainly don't feel 20. I guess I mean I'm still young, but still, I feel a lot younger. It seems like the older I get, the less anything matters.

"i still don't get Linkin Park... it's just that "infernal racket"..."

Good. They suck.

k