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lollylicious=D
posts on 11/3/2009 1:17:41 PM
I hated this. it made me wanna crawl into a ball and cry. i just want all of you stupid readers out their to know that imma kick ur butt. all of you stupid freaks need to get a life, and go die! U MAKE ME SICK!
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*tinkie_winkie*
posts on 11/2/2009 3:48:49 AM
i thought id just say...umm i like the world today ((:
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Dr Sleepy.
posts on 10/23/2009 1:11:11 AM
Hypnosis. For insomniacs. Have faith.
You are feeling sleepy. Keep your eyes upon this dangling watch. Watch how it swings back and forth. Catch the glint it scorches upon the width of the ark. Ponder the rolling. Let the glint mind drift backaway. Slowly the ark steadies without, yep no need. Relax, breath slowly. No questions. Just read and back.
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courtland
posts on 10/16/2009 4:38:39 PM
i have made a terrible mistake in the woman i chose to wed. my biggest regret is not for my broken heart but the fact that my children dont have the mother they deserve. my two boys are the only thing keeping me working this dieing marriage. whats better for the kids u think. working on a failing marriage of 5 years, or divorce?
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blarg
posts on 10/15/2009 1:28:29 PM
The breakfast club is a 1985 movie directed by (and written by) John Hughes, who intended on writing and directing a movie based off the “teens of today”, a movie that still reflects teens as recent as the year 2009. This movie (whose rating is 7.9/10 on www.indb.com) is directed towards five different stereotyped children and the teacher who made them suffer through a Saturday detention, each for completely different and unique reasons.
The reflection of this “Old” movie when compared to many most recent movies is outstanding, due to the fact that teens who have watched The Breakfast Club always point out how they can relate more when watching the Breakfast Club then when watching recent movies of today, independent of the genre.
In the movie were many personalities, some even introduced such as a Basket Case (played by Ally Sheedy) which is a personality closer to weird than anything else, that involves actions such as using dandruff for snow in pictures, eating nails off her hands, and even making weird sounds while banging her head against her desk for unexplained reasons.
The more familiar personalities back when the movie was produced were the Jock and the Brain (played by Emilio Estevez and Anthony Michael Hall) which is just as it sounds today. The Jock ate a large lunch and talked as if sports made one almighty, and the Brain ate a healthy lunch and took part in many clubs and struggled finding words to best explain a situation.
One of the personalities more popular back when the movie was first produced was the Prep (played by Molly Ringwald) who appeared to only care about her talents with makeup and her popularity with others. She was also very arguative and discrete, as mentioned by the Brain.
The last personality that appears to grow more and more popular as time passes on seems to be the Criminal, a personality many people begin to look up to before they eventually grow into it (played by Judd Nelson). The Criminal appeared to have many family problems and grows based off that, doing drugs during school and yelling insults at teachers. A scene is even seen where the Jock asks why the Criminal is seen tearing up a library book, even though the Criminal’s excuse was typical to the Jock.
A review was written on this movie about the producer rather than the film itself, about how this number one movie director should continue one-upping the films of today and show society a real look on themselves, I hear agree with respect to the Criminal, understanding how people would understand just how to act and how not to act in case scenarios.
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Innervoice
posts on 10/1/2009 11:21:23 PM
Life is the illusion love builds over time. The greater the love the greater the life. Whether the life be in strife or union, the life is strong. The power be there. Felt, known and comprehended by the spirit within. Kindle the love. The hate may seem greater, it is not. Love weakens the hardness or bitterness of life, or the misunderstood and misidentified experience love brings upon us. A true test is not known as a test. What is life I ask. But a choice of two paths. Forget my poor punctuation. It means nothing. You are my something and point of writing. I love you. I have been in love with you for years. I just could not tell you. You always laugh. It saddens me. Why will you not accept me? I call to you daily. I try to make you laugh as you did when you were a child, I talk and you ignore me; I bring music, but you will not sing. I write love poems and stories for you. Yet, you strike me down in such harsh ways. I still love you and always will. They have disguised me and disfigured me to such a degree we have become separated. Only now do you realize how it is I speak with you. You are loved so much. Please never forget this.
Why are you reading this my beautiful comprehension? Where are you? How soft is my voice? Will you now kiss me?
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GodKnowsAndSees
posts on 9/27/2009 10:58:58 PM
Hi...I have a lot on my mind right now...I'm in the middle of a relationship that I'm not sure I want to be a part of. I'm praying that I will get some direction soon. I was very much in love the first few weeks, or maybe it was just lust. However, for the last couple of weeks, I can't see myself staying with this girl. I know that I've said too much to her...plans for marriage, children, living in another country... I really have too busy a life for a relationship right now anyway...and there are a ton of directions my life could go right now, and I really want to take one by myself....Maybe I'm just being a jerk. I just don't think the time is right for now...
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crazytx
posts on 8/31/2009 7:30:13 AM
I'm absolutely crazy about you but I know it will end badly. I'm still not at all upset that it happened, though. I would do it all again if it caused the end of the world.
you're supposed to go through this as a teen. Not in your mid 20s.
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Harry Snead
posts on 8/12/2009 11:02:29 PM
I am an avid book reader. If you have any old books that you do not want, I will pick them up for free.
336-627-7361
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Someone Else
posts on 8/9/2009 12:04:14 AM
to someone, how u found this board sounds a lot like i found it the first time; if he is maing u feel this way then he probably isnt worth ur time or energy, everything turns out right in the end so dont get this upset... and dont let anyone hold u back if u really wanna do soemthing good luck
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