Posted: Mon Jan 07, 2013 6:55 pm
Yeah it's finally back...
I've kind of missed it.
I've kind of missed it.
I thought I was the only one! HAHAAHA!! I missed it SO much!HugoDisasters wrote:Yeah it's finally back...
I've kind of missed it.
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Posted: Wed Jan 09, 2013 11:58 pm
That awkward moment when people actually believe that my real name is druska, just cos it's on facebook, yup and i went to hogwarts too...
Posted: Thu Jan 10, 2013 10:19 pm
Does anyone have any hi-res scans of the inside of the SBM booklet? I'd love you forever and ever and ever!!
Posted: Sat Jan 12, 2013 1:03 am
Patiently awaiting the arrival of two new guitars. Nothing extravagant. Got rid of my Billie Joe "Floyd" Les Paul Junior in favor of his new signature Double Cutaway and another Junior in Satin White. Both guitars were on sale, the new Billie sig being $1000 less than when it was originally out. I'll probably sell it in the future. In the end both guitars cost less than a Standard Gibson Les Paul, so I'm quite pleased with that.
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Posted: Tue Jan 15, 2013 3:03 am
that double cutaway is so sexy, jealous!Jeremy Kill wrote:Patiently awaiting the arrival of two new guitars. Nothing extravagant. Got rid of my Billie Joe "Floyd" Les Paul Junior in favor of his new signature Double Cutaway and another Junior in Satin White. Both guitars were on sale, the new Billie sig being $1000 less than when it was originally out. I'll probably sell it in the future. In the end both guitars cost less than a Standard Gibson Les Paul, so I'm quite pleased with that.
everyone needs to post more :(
Posted: Tue Jan 15, 2013 8:57 pm
Just found out jona weinhofen left Bring me the horizon :O he was the only cool guy in the band 
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Posted: Wed Jan 16, 2013 5:30 am
This fucking thing called school doesn't let me read books. At least not the ones I want to read.
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Posted: Wed Jan 16, 2013 10:42 am
There's nothing stopping you from reading whatever you want.FuckT41182 wrote:This fucking thing called school doesn't let me read books. At least not the ones I want to read.
Posted: Wed Jan 16, 2013 11:26 pm
Finished first semester of law school last week, i figured i'd have a nice free week doing fun stuff, boom, got sick for the first time since i started. Lucky me. Oh well, there's always next semester to look forward to when we will be heading into the magical world of civil law, more specifically contracts. Also, i'm of the firm opinion the European Union and everything related to it should be destroyed for the sake of humanity.
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This.Emil wrote: Also, i'm of the firm opinion the European Union and everything related to it should be destroyed for the sake of humanity.
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Mitchell wrote:This.Emil wrote: Also, i'm of the firm opinion the European Union and everything related to it should be destroyed for the sake of humanity.
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Posted: Thu Jan 17, 2013 12:55 am
Anyone care to explain why?Jake wrote:Mitchell wrote:This.Emil wrote: Also, i'm of the firm opinion the European Union and everything related to it should be destroyed for the sake of humanity.
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Membership costs the UK linke £100bn/yearResident Skumfuk wrote:Anyone care to explain why?Jake wrote:Mitchell wrote:This.Emil wrote: Also, i'm of the firm opinion the European Union and everything related to it should be destroyed for the sake of humanity.
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Posted: Thu Jan 17, 2013 12:28 pm
Jake wrote:Mitchell wrote:This.Emil wrote: Also, i'm of the firm opinion the European Union and everything related to it should be destroyed for the sake of humanity.
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Posted: Thu Jan 17, 2013 2:04 pm
Democratic deficit all the way through, power hungry Eurocrats clinging to their power no matter what horrible consequences it brings. Also it's constitution is a bitch to work with, funny thing about that though, it has a article which is basically a blanque check to give themselves all the authority they need to go through with ipolitics.Resident Skumfuk wrote:Anyone care to explain why?Jake wrote:Mitchell wrote:This.Emil wrote: Also, i'm of the firm opinion the European Union and everything related to it should be destroyed for the sake of humanity.
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Posted: Thu Jan 17, 2013 5:26 pm
I don't even...Emil wrote:Democratic deficit all the way through, power hungry Eurocrats clinging to their power no matter what horrible consequences it brings. Also it's constitution is a bitch to work with, funny thing about that though, it has a article which is basically a blanque check to give themselves all the authority they need to go through with ipolitics.Resident Skumfuk wrote:Anyone care to explain why?Jake wrote:Mitchell wrote:This.Emil wrote: Also, i'm of the firm opinion the European Union and everything related to it should be destroyed for the sake of humanity.
Fuck EU.
The sad part is that it's kind of true..
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Posted: Thu Jan 17, 2013 9:12 pm
That's true, but I kind of have to study, so there is less time, if any time at all to read what I want to read. But I passed the most important exams, the most difficult ones, now I only have a few that I don't have to study that much for, so I will start reading like a motherfucker soon... I am stuck at page 250 of War And Peace, I really want to read this, I am totally hooked ever since that old Russian soldier who was the only one to stay and fight got mocked and prince Andrei stood up for him. It was a wonderful passage.Gregorovich wrote:There's nothing stopping you from reading whatever you want.FuckT41182 wrote:This fucking thing called school doesn't let me read books. At least not the ones I want to read.
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Posted: Thu Jan 17, 2013 9:42 pm
Glad you're enjoying the book. It's the best I've ever read, and the best I'd imagine I'm ever going to read. I'm doing an English degree at the moment, so there is absolutely zero time for personal reading. We go through about a book per week, with several books on the go at the same time. Being forced to read certain books expands your tastes and helps you appreciate different authors and styles. I hated books like Sterne's Tristram Shandy at first - but studying them is an eye-opening experience.FuckT41182 wrote:That's true, but I kind of have to study, so there is less time, if any time at all to read what I want to read. But I passed the most important exams, the most difficult ones, now I only have a few that I don't have to study that much for, so I will start reading like a motherfucker soon... I am stuck at page 250 of War And Peace, I really want to read this, I am totally hooked ever since that old Russian soldier who was the only one to stay and fight got mocked and prince Andrei stood up for him. It was a wonderful passage.Gregorovich wrote:There's nothing stopping you from reading whatever you want.FuckT41182 wrote:This fucking thing called school doesn't let me read books. At least not the ones I want to read.
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Posted: Fri Jan 18, 2013 9:57 pm
I kind of never had a problem with diversity, I'll read just about anything, even something that I don't like or don't agree with. Knowledge is a virtue and you have to know as much as you can. The problem that I have is really stupid, but I can't shake it off. It's just that I like to read when I want to read and what I want to read. You know, this teacher gave me Milton's Areopagitica to read, but I was reading On The Origin Of Species by Charles Darwin. I would read Milton's book out of my personal interests, but I want to read it when I want to read it. Right now, I wanna read Karl Marx, so I'm gonna read that.Gregorovich wrote:Glad you're enjoying the book. It's the best I've ever read, and the best I'd imagine I'm ever going to read. I'm doing an English degree at the moment, so there is absolutely zero time for personal reading. We go through about a book per week, with several books on the go at the same time. Being forced to read certain books expands your tastes and helps you appreciate different authors and styles. I hated books like Sterne's Tristram Shandy at first - but studying them is an eye-opening experience.FuckT41182 wrote:That's true, but I kind of have to study, so there is less time, if any time at all to read what I want to read. But I passed the most important exams, the most difficult ones, now I only have a few that I don't have to study that much for, so I will start reading like a motherfucker soon... I am stuck at page 250 of War And Peace, I really want to read this, I am totally hooked ever since that old Russian soldier who was the only one to stay and fight got mocked and prince Andrei stood up for him. It was a wonderful passage.Gregorovich wrote:There's nothing stopping you from reading whatever you want.FuckT41182 wrote:This fucking thing called school doesn't let me read books. At least not the ones I want to read.