>>274391

i have that laptop
~laptop buddies~

>>274391
>seeing what you did there
whatever.
I'm not the one drinking gaymers.

Now if you'll excuse me I'm going to continue doing pelvic thrusts at my male labmates while they work with volatile chemicals.

I am a desk slob.

>>274170
Yes, quite.

>>274170
You could get it from the site of the guy who made it: http://kagerow.net/mp3/sakura.htm

>>254605

I'll show you what fucking happened, amigo!

Play of the Game has been brought to you by NONE OF YER BUSINESS WHO BROUGHT IT.

Dumbo rats.

You guys are bad at this singular/plural thing

Fish

>>274125
>bad at this singular/plural thing.
Sheep.

I remember hearing about it during English class, we were going over Walden.
After someone said that the WTC had been attacked I said "Well, that's odd, why didn't they hit the Pentagon instead." Couple minutes later, it gets hit.

Also my moms birthday.
Gave her a box of choclets.

I was washing my face getting ready for class when it happened. I was 15 and I think my mom called me over to watch the morning news. It took me a couple moments to understand what was going on. I don't remember anything about that day otherwise except for my 2nd period teacher for...world history? I think? He talked about it with us a bit. We were pretty quiet for the rest of that class. The rest of the day went on as normal outside of me following the news more than usual for a couple months (and still not getting it)

I still remember being excited about bombing the shit out of the Afghan mountains. And the subsequent bullshit in Iraq and arguments with rednecks (derp derp I live in Texas)

I remember being pretty scared though I think I was freaked out more by the possibility of a draft since more than anything else (that came way after 9/11 though), I was pretty selfish and cowardly (still am to an extent).

I never really watched the videos of people falling. Just the planes crashing over and over and over again, the explosions, the people covered in dust running for their lives...

I don't really make jokes about 9/11 outside of laughing at the usual gifs and whatnot (can't help it, I just wasn't close enough to it) but I don't really...think about the date much either. I still forget the specific year sometimes since time blurs together so much for me. "9/11" isn't really a date to me. It's a word. A proper noun. It's this horrible thing that happened that shouldn't have happened and scared the fuck out of me but that was then and this is now and I have other things to be scared the fuck out of.

TLDR lol 9/11. I'm going to go eat a burger and try not to cry into it now.

I regret nothing.

I'm sorry that I was late Sogeking.

So so sorry.

>>273416
Well that made me feel better about myself. It's always bugged me how slow my beard grows, but if that's all you've got after two weeks.. Damn..

>>273555
I've been trying to get a friend to do that forever. He won't budge. I'm so disappointed.

>>273750
>I've been trying to get a friend to do that forever
>he won't bulge
SOMETHIN IS WRONG WIT HIS BONE BULGDE?

HOW HIGH DOE YOU EVEN HAVE TO [/b]BE?[/b]

That wierd thing that old people do when they start speaking. You know what I'm talking about. Sounds like two raw steaks being pulled apart. Also on that subject, sharply inhaling before speaking. What the hell is that shit? Did you FORGET to be breathing before that sharp intake?

This is why I can't listen to the National portions of NPR radio.

ugh.
UGH.

For some reason, there are people I just want to punch in the face. Justin Beiber and Doctor Phil for example. I have no idea why. No seriously, I'm not being sarcastic. I've never heard either one of them speak, I've never heard any of Beiber's songs, but whenever i see a picture of either one of them my knuckles itch. It kind of bugs me that i have that kind of reaction to people I know absolutely nothing about.

>>273473
Some people breathe shallowly, so when they have anything longer than a few words to say, they have to get a good lung-full of air so they don't have to stop midway.

C'mon guys. It's tennis.

No one takes tennis seriously.

>>273451

>implying tennis isnt awesome

>>273458
It can be fun to play.

Sometimes fun to watch but..

>They want to punish players for grunting

>>273310>>273313>>273315>>273317

You're the best toxie.

I'm sleepy. Maybe I should sleep. But Terminator is coming on in 10 minutes, maybe I should do something about my movie illiteracy instead.

>>273328
You've just reminded me to download Kingpin. Everything Bill Murray stars in turns to gold, right?

Since everyone can't wait for a given +400-post SYM thread to sink beneath the front page before the next one is made, I'm gonna start locking them. Deal with it.

You know those really shitty iPod headphones?

Mine still work so it's all good.

I have shure e5cs which are market value around 500 dollars, but my stupid ass friend threw some iron tent things in my bag when we were at the beach and fucked up the wires...It costs 147 dollars to send them in to be fixed supposedly, but I'm waiting to maybe find some used ones on ebay...I've been using ipod headphones and instead, and what it feels like is noise "attacking" my ears, more than me swimming in the music in my head.

Feels bad man, real bad.

I took my iPod to Sony Style to test out some headphones. God, you could jack the volume up to HEAVEN on some of them and there still wouldn't be noise. My onboard audio + cheap headphones is crackle city.

>>272688
>~there is no justice in the wooooorld~
don't forget that the girl has a choice in the matter, too. it all leaves a bad taste in my mouth, but nothing's set in stone, even the most important relationships and people in your life. don't get me wrong. i'm not jaded and i'm not saying to never fall in love. that's bullshit. i'm just more practical now. instead of blaming everyone including myself, i'm moving on and trying to look out for the games people play. also, i swear to god if i'm ever in love with someone like that again, i won't put hundreds of miles between us short of a gun to my head.

>>272692
Oh, there's plenty of justice. The dude committed suicide for whatever reason and my ex was miserable for months. I'm just saying, just because some people do it, that doesn't make it right.
I say, if you really want her and she really wants you, make sure she's finished with whoever she was with before, don't play games.

>>272438
I'm gonna agree on this.

Some D batteries and Neosporin

Swiss cheese, cottage cheese, creme cheese and some American made bread that kind of looks like a baguette.

Shadow of the Colossus.

I'm very bad at it.

  >>272680
> Nature thread
> Nature wallpapers
> Bigger Nature wallpapers
> Volcanoes
> Relaxing music
> Meditation
> GUNS
Thanks Tora Dora!

>>272691
The Tao teaches us that Human Nature is all within the realm of the great Nature of the universe.

...

I'm trying here, TD. I'm trying.

>>272693

Nice effort, FF. Thank you.

And, in my defense, I enjoy being out in nature. And occasionally destroying individual parts of it with a firearm.

But enough talk, have a tree