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Dixxie
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| Beachgirl, he is 17 now but will be 18 in September. |
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Beachgirl
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| Posted: Fri Jun 27, 2008 12:48 pm Post subject: |
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I probably only come up to his navel and if he's 17 he may still get taller. I always wanted to be tall but I'm okay with my height now  |
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Dixxie
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| Posted: Fri Jun 27, 2008 3:13 pm Post subject: |
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| Beachgirl, how old are you? Where do you live? In Toronto? |
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Kimifan
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| Posted: Sun Jun 29, 2008 5:53 am Post subject: |
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I'm into a range of music but mostly listen to metal, I find classical to be really relaxing.
My favourite band at the moment is Apocalyptica, they are a Finnish metal band who only use cellos and a drum kit, absolutely amazing! |
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Beachgirl
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| Posted: Mon Jun 30, 2008 12:45 pm Post subject: |
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| Dixxie wrote: | | Beachgirl, how old are you? Where do you live? In Toronto? |
I'm 21. I updated my profile to show where I live now, Honolulu,Hawaii. Are you in Toronto? |
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Patty
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| Posted: Thu Jul 10, 2008 7:48 am Post subject: |
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I like almost every kind of music. From Jack Johnson to the Rat Pack, from Johnny Cash to Staind. Music plays a very important part in my life although I can't sing or play an instrument myself.
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Robbed
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| Robbed wrote: | | Someone just HAD to bring up MUSIC - the old thorn in my side and reminder of my weirdness. It REALLY hit home today. I was looking at a slide show of the Mekong River Gorge in Yunnan, China just today on YouTube. And the poster put this slide show to some sort of Chinese music. But Mr Wierdo here (aka Robbed) just HAD to turn the volume down on YouTube and watch the slide show to Double Dutch Bus. Hell, if I tried hard enough, maybe I could even see that big, funky, purple, double-decker bus coming down the narrow streets in some of those Chinese villages, with Popeye singing at the wheel (am I the only one who thinks Frankie Smith sounds like Popeye?). And all the people on the streets were dancing along. Sad, isn't it? Although I can even have fun with this for a while, I so often end up hating myself for being so perverted as to think of stuff THIS twisted. |
I just can't believe I actually came here and posted THIS! I guess my anxiety was THAT much worse at that time that I just didn't care what I posted. Normally, thoughts like this are my deepest, darkest secrets - my skeletons in the closet. I just can't believe that I would tell ANYONE that I had thoughts like this. And the worst thing about this? It REALLY happened! Not Popeye's trip to the Kham region of China/Tibet, of course. But my thoughts about it DID! |
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Beachgirl
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Hey Robbed, any post is a good post imo because that's where we are at the time we post it. I think it is great that you had it here to come back and refer to and grow from
I also totally get the sounds like Popeye part in the original post.
Take care! |
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Robbed
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I had kind of a weird music experience yesterday. Anyway, yesterday I climbed Mount Lassen here in Northern California. It is a 10457ft volcano with a (relatively) easy 2.5 mile trail going to the top. And views are GREAT from up there. Anyway, as I was coming down, I noticed that I had an my mp3 player on me. And I found myself listening to OLD SCHOOL HIP HOP while hiking down the mountain. This was really something! I think that maybe ALOT of it was the whole idea that old school hip hop and hiking in the mountains just supposedly DON'T go together. But the whole idea that I was doing something that I wasn't supposed to do (along with that old school beat) REALLY made for an interesting thing. All in all, it's just funny how well 'White Lines', 'Perfect Beat', and 'Planet Rock' goes with five digit altitudes!
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