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Congrats James!

Of course I've heard of it! Theres just something (I'm not sure what yet) that I just love about this band.

I like series because it allows stories to become much more in-depth and detailed, which I love when reading. I also like books that take place within one universe and have references to the other books, but can be read relatively independent of each other. Tom Clancy's Ryanverse is a good example of this.

You & Me (obviously ), Hanging By A Moment, and Somewhere Only We Know! They have very easy-listening music.

Lifehouse is awesome!

I've watched this show several times also. I don't think the people on it are psycho. Every single person has suffered from some type of traumatic experience earlier and life and then they started doing the weird things they do.

I know what you mean. When they moved my dying grandmother to the Third Floor (nicknamed Stairway to Heaven) I remember looking in the other rooms and it was so sick. People looked like they were already dead and I remember hearing the alarms going off on the machines signaling that another person was knocking on heaven's door. It was depressing.

Happy Birthday!!!

I haven't traveled a ton internationally throughout my life, but I have traveled some. The first time I went to a different country was in 2004 when I was 12. I went to Atlantis Paradise Island Resort in the Bahamas. My perception of the Bahamas was one of beauty and everything was flourishing. Boy was I wrong. I remember taking the car from the airport to the resort, and we went through the city of Nassau. I was shocked at the eye-dropping amount of poverty that I was surrounded by. People were living out of shacks, and everything was filthy and an eye sore. That completely shattered my perception of how people live because I had never seen poverty before like this. It was shocking to a 12 year old from the comfortable American suburbs. I also went to Montreal, and I absolutely loved that city. It was so sexually liberal and something so different from what I was used to back in the states. There were so many sex shops, strip clubs, and smokin' hot women walking around in very revealing clothing at night. I would go back there in a heart beat. I was 12 then too. The British and US Virgin Islands were fun too, but they were basically like Little America.

No, they have no obligation to other people to come out publicly and become a role model. Its their life and they can do as they please.

Everything is awesome, except for that jersey!

1.) Red Hot Chili Peppers -Dani California -Californication -Zephyr Song -Under The Bridge 2.) Aerosmith -Dream On -Love In An Elevator -Walk This Way -Back In The Saddle Again -Rag Doll 3.) Coldplay -Viva La Vida -The Scientist -Clocks -Violet Hill 4.) Dropkick Murphys -I'm Shipping Up To Boston -Green Fields Of France -Tessie -The Fighting 69th. I have a lot more, but I'm too lazy to post them.

Do you believe that you can instantly fall in love with someone upon seeing them for the first time? Do you you wanna marry them on your first date? Personally, I think love at first sight is something created by some romantic sap and in poetry and literature. How can you instantly fall in love with someone upon first seeing them when you know nothing about them? Seems all lovey dovey and nice, but realistically way out in left field. I think you need to get to know someone first; learn about who they are and spend time building a intimate relationship. I've learned from experience that it takes time to actually truly fall in love and have a strong, intimate relationship. Yeah, theres puppy dog love but that isn't real love and is much more of an infatuation then anything else. Love doesn't just happen, it takes a helluva lot of time, effort, and work to make it happen.

I love Canadians (even the Frenchies ). Maybe I'm biased cause half of my family came from Canada not all that long ago.

You are going to love NY. Guaranteed.

Mine kinda happened unexpectedly. I got asked the question after a giant fight, and while I didn't say a straight 'Yes', I said it. I couldn't and still can't bring myself to say 'I'm gay'. If someone asked me, I'd say 'Yes', but I wouldn't say 'Yes I'm gay'. That 3 letter G-word makes me cringe every time I say it when its referring to me. I remember I didn't feel any relief at other people knowing because it didn't really change much, and I got severe depression for about 6 months after it. My parents were the first to know back in April '09 (I was 17 at the time), and my when I went to my doctor for an annual check-up I got the 'are you sexually active' question. I said yes, and she said 'with guys or girl' (a question they have to ask nowadays I guess), and I shocked myself and her by saying guys. She definitely wasn't expecting that answer, since I don't in any way, shape or form fit into the typical gay stereotype. My brother, who started getting suspicious as to why I was leaving on weekends (I was going to see my boyfriend) took my phone and went through my text messages. He found some rather obvious text messages to my boyfriend and he was shocked. He couldn't believe that his macho, sports-playing, not in any way gay brother could actually be gay. He got angry and sent threatening texts to my boyfriend while we were out on a date, and that got me above the highest ager levels. I was going to go home and crack his skull open with my fists, but a very wise person convinced me not to do it. My brother and I (who have had a very rocky relationship for the last couple years for other reasons) stopped speaking completely after that, and we still haven't really talked to each other since. There was one incident over Christmas where he called me a 'Nelly Little Fag' and he readily caught my fist in his cheek and was knocked to the ground. My parents accepted me for who I was, as I knew they would, and my brother was shocked at being blind-sighted and reacted with anger. I enjoy a good relationship with my parents, and enjoy (yes, I enjoy it) a minimal to no relationship with my brother. Now that I am in college, we have essentially gone to nothing, related by mutual parents and thats about as deep as we consider our relationship: One of unfortunate coincidence, not family.

And I had $50 on that there would be 2!! .............................jk.

Do you have any vacation spots that you go to year after year and enjoy everything about it? If so, please tell us. I have a couple of places that I have enjoyed going to over the years. Wells and Kennebunkport, Maine and The Cape (all three classic New England vacation spots). Also, the South Shore, Fire Island, and the Hamptons on Long Island. These places are all great places because of their beach culture and there is always plenty to do. Every year I looked forward to going to these places.

LMAO.

I think this post best explains and shuts up the people who want to complain that everything isn't 110% perfect on here and expect it to cater to their specific needs. There close to 9,000 members on this site, and I find it pathetically laughable that one person expects the whole system to change just for them.

Your lucky to get anything at all if you ask me. The fact that we have as good a website as we do with the limited resources and manpower is nothing short of a miracle. Stop complaining and learn to live with what you got.

The yogurt must have been salty.

All the people I knew growing up who hung truck nuts were trailer trash, so no. Thats an automatic turn off.

James, I 100,000,000,000% agree with you. Her skankey pop-singer ass did to Sweet Child O' Mine what Christiana The Whore Aguilera did to the National Anthem.

This commercial was adorable. The kid's reaction to when he failed and then when he succeeded made me laugh and go 'Awwwwww'. I have been watching this commercial over and over again all day.