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Old 07-14-2011, 07:38 AM

Ottersaurus: Well the coins I collect are the old currency of the Uk and also old foriegn coins I think my oldest one is around 1885 or something like that. I find it so interesting that when this coin was new people like Oscar Wilde and queen victoria were still alive.

Yeah, I tend to be a bit iffy when books have amazing ratings because all the ones I have read that have been called 'stunning' 9 out of ten have been absolute crap. xD I think books should be discovered yourself. I think it's quite exciting when you pick up a book from the library or a shop and you don't know what secrets it's going to impart on you. Most of my favourite books are unheard of or unpopular novels books that I have discovered myself with out being swayed by others.
They're not necessarily writing to sell things. But you have to remember who they are writing for. Most critics write in newspapers and newpapers have loyalities to certain companies and not to other, just like some newspapers are right wing and some are left.

Do you not like Obama? From where i'm sitting i'd rather have him that what we have. I found it ludocrous that when he wanted to bring in a nation health service from america like we have he was slated. There really are some dumb armericans out there. D:

Also I never asked are you male or female, i've learnt not to go by avis xD

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Old 07-14-2011, 02:51 PM

Ohh cool~ I love things like that. It's kind of neat to hold something and really let it sink in just how old it is.

Oh I know why they write. I just feel like sometimes the ratings are heavily biased so that something sells better than it would if it didn't say stupid stuff on it. Kind of like a marketing technique? Not necessarily used by the critics, but by the authors to show off and say, "Hey look, my book got all these cool ratings~"

Well, honestly no. I don't like him. I didn't like the health care bill either and I honestly don't know anyone here who did. It's not that we're stupid, it's... I'm not really sure how to explain it without sounding like a closed minded idiot. Naturally my opinions on it run a little deeper than, "Because this is America and that's not how we work." I really just don't know how to explain it without sounding like a compete tool. When it all started I could have listed dozens of actual reasons as to why, but I'm not really the type of person to hold on to stupid things just in case I need to explain them later on down the road. I think I'd be a pretty miserable person if I did that...
Something that my parents said when it was going on though (and I'm not sure I agree with it entirely), and something that a lot of others said around me, was that it wasn't a good idea for the people that already pay for their health insurance? I was told by a lot of people that they felt they had worked themselves up from nothing to a place where they deserved things like that, so they had the money to pay in to the system to get the level of treatment that they had worked for. There are a lot of people in America who cheat the system, and my parents especially felt that this would be just another way for them to get perks for doing nothing with their lives.
I kind of come from a family who looks down on people who don't even try to help themselves. (Keeping in mind that we came from families who were very poor and had to work very hard to get us to where we are today, and that we still have to work hard to maintain that.) It sounds horrible to other people, but it makes perfect sense to me; especially in America.
Most people here are given the same chances and opportunities to succeed as every other person. It's what they do with those chances that determine how their life will play out in the later years. If they squander those opportunities away, they inevitably choose to fail in life. Myself, I have been faced with many turning points where I could have moved forward or thrown everything away. I have chosen to move forward with my life and work towards a path of success rather than waiting for someone to come bail me out as I have seen many of my old friends do.
I do feel bad for people who can't afford health care who really need it, but I feel like there should be a system for them and not just health care for everyone. Like, that they could go in to a clinic somewhere and depending on their condition, they would be treated regardless of if they had health insurance or any income, etc. Of course, that would spark the argument that someone may be turned away just because one person didn't see that they "deserved it enough". I don't really see why there couldn't be a set standard for it though. If someone were dying of something, they should be treated. If some idiot came in with the flu or some other trivial illness and made the hospital pay a bunch of money to run pointless tests, I don't really think that would accomplish anything.
Some people choose not to have health insurance, and I feel like it would be dumb to pay for something for people that they don't even want. I know it all sounds like sort of a selfish, closed minded thing, but... It's hard to explain for me. I go through a love/hate relationship with my whole country, so it's a weird thing for me to talk about and determine where I stand on it on any exact moment. I know my opinion on this kind of makes it sound like I don't care if innocent people die from things that could have been easily treated if they had health care, but it's more so I feel like if they really wanted to have it they could have worked their way out of it. Overall, I think that there is a better way to take care of those people than giving everyone health care. Which is quite frankly how I feel on a lot of things that my government has done. That they were going in the right direction, but that there is a better way to get things done.

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Old 07-14-2011, 03:53 PM

Yeah I know. And might I say, oh my gosh, text wall! I'm going to have a field-day with this.

Well of course they are going to want as many ratings as possible, they want people to buy their book so they earn money, they're not going to put bad reviews all over there book and ask readers not to read it......Well unless they're Lemony Snicket haha, but that has the reverse effect on the reader. :)

Yes but on the flip side of what you're saying there are some people who cannot afford some of the ridiculous prices these places charge. Like my friend had to have some stuff done and I was completely shocked by the pricing, jsut to be talked to by a doctor cost him $300 which I think is disgusted and those who profit out of the genuinely sick should be completely ashamed. Also some of the american people i talk to need fillings or minor things done but can't go to the docotors or dentists because they simply can't afford it and I think that those people need help. Though the NHs here isn't perfect it ism a wonderful thing to have and it's not all free so there is still and element of earning involved. Because for example once you turn 18 you have to pay a subsided amount towards the cost and also you have to pay for glasses and such, but it really is an invaluable service, I suffer from OCd and anxieties and I got to therapy once a month and am on medication, if the NHS wasn't there god knows how much it would have cost to have got the little help I have got so far, if i'm honest I don't think my parents could have afforded it and I would still be struggling very heavily with my issues.

I think then that everyone should have their insurance refunded or at least ave a set amount given towards the loss of it as the NHS is put in to place, because I understand you feeling out of pocket but it really would benefit a whole nation and many generation to come, and if anyone really had a huge problem with it and were happy to pay then they can just go private if thats what they really want.

I thought you were female I just didn't want to assume!

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Old 07-14-2011, 04:18 PM

I understand all that you've said, I just personally can't get myself to agree with it. I'm a little emotionally stunted, so I find it hard to give too many damns about people and their insignificant problems. That heavily influences my opinions, and I work hard to think past it but there are certain places I just can't push it aside. My family wasn't ever really able to afford taking care of me and my problems either (many times I was told to shut up and get over it, because obviously I was faking whatever problem I had), but I've worked past it. All it's done has given me the incentive to work harder in life so that I can get to a place where I can afford what I need to.
I also have friends however who've come from extremely similar situations, and all they've done is whine and complain about how awful their life is and how their mother can't pay for them to get some medication they need, etc. And it's never anything really serious. It's all the same crap that I went through that made me stronger. So instead of working towards what they needed, they sat in a little puddle of mud and cried about it. They still do.

I understand that all people are different and it takes a certain mind set to work yourself out of a hole. However, I also know that (as I've said) American citizens (keeping in mind that there are of course exceptions to every rule) are given the options to achieve the things they want to in life. So it makes it hard for me to appreciate anyone who doesn't take those options and make the right choices to get where they want to.

I do agree that many clinics and hospitals charge positively ridiculous fees, but that's something that I believe could be dealt with in another way. But then that goes in to market inflation and how ridiculously high priced nearly everything is at the moment.

I don't mean to belittle your opinion at all, really. I think we may just have to agree to disagree on this. XD

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Old 07-14-2011, 04:30 PM

I am not overly kind but I do have a wide view of the world and all the complexities due to many discussion on various sites and I think that sometimes something radical and decisive has to be done and yes some people won;t like it but if it benefits everyone then it needs to be done. The phrase you can please everyone couldn't be more true it's just a matter of weighing up what will please the majority as no matter what there will always be a minority that is unhappy, the key thing is to reduce that number to as low as it can be, that is what in my opinion makes a good decision.

I understand not necessarily being concerned with the bigger picture as long as you are aware of how your doings affect those around you with in your own microcosm or society. As for you friends, well different people have ways of coping with things, but don't you think that should stop, that they should be able to get the medication they need and that you shouldn't have to have put up with a suffered through what you did?

You cannot generalise and say that everyone is given the chances equally because some people really aren't. My mother works at my areas roughest primary school and she says it is so sad to see some of the kids because she knows they are just going to grow up to be thugs and criminals. These kids are not being given the same opportunities as others as they are immersed in a different world because the the influence of the family and parents and this is where I think my country fails. So unless you know everyone in the country I don't think you can generalise.

But the thing is it really doesn't cost that much they are adding so much on to make a profit... it's really sad.

Oh no, it's fine I don't feel that way this is meerly a discussion that we are handling in a theoretical though provoking way. I;ve my opinion you respond I give my response and so on. ^^ I hope you don;t feel I have belittled you either. And I hope you realise that often when discussing when I use the word 'you' I don't necessarily mean directly you I mean it as a broad generalisation. :) Just thought i'd mention because i've got in to trouble with people for that before because they have misunderstood.

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Old 07-14-2011, 04:41 PM

I try to have a broad view of the world too, I'm just personally kind of heartless. I tend to think about humans in a very mechanical sense. Even with people I talk to often, I think of them as a human being that functions in certain ways and has certain capabilities. I think of large masses of people as numbers instead of that there are individual people with individual lives. Some people think of it as a problem, but I don't really look at it that way. I can understand how other people think about it all, and how they think of individuals and their families, etc. I just can't personally feel that way about it.

As for my friends... It's not that they didn't have access to help. It's that they choose not to reach for it. That is what bothers me. I've seen it in more people than just those close to me and it's not a trait I look kindly upon.

>>; I did say in that generalization that there are exceptions to every rule. I know a few people that literally have not been given those chances and I would be an idiot for saying that they were given something they weren't. But when you're talking about a large mass of people, you can't take the time to look at each individual story and go from there, because you really can't please everyone. You have to find something that is true for a majority of the group and go with that. There are others who will pick up with the minorities of the group that will cover your blind spots.

It is sad. There are a lot of money-hungry people in the world that make things difficult for everyone else. I think sometimes they don't realize that things would be better for everyone if they would just go about things the right way. There are a lot of industries in the world today that are all basically scams to make money off of people fears and it's just wrong.

^^ Yes I assumed it that way, I just know that sometimes people take discussions much too personally and then you have to deal with hurt feelings later on. It just gets messy I find if you don't check and make sure the other person isn't taking things too seriously. <3

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Old 07-14-2011, 04:57 PM

I guess thinking that was has it's benefits as it does make you very strong but it also has it's weaknesses as it can mean you can become desensitised by the wonderful world around you. You are still quite young though, like me so maybe you might be more open the older you get and the more you live. Don't try and get any more closed though, you seem to have a wonderful personality and you don't want that to hide away!

I have to admit at the moment quite alot to do with my issues, I am a person who needs to hold someones hand and be led through life, at the moment I can't take the first step I need someone to either lead me or to take it with my so maybe some of your friends are the same?

I do think though that sometimes these minorities are the key to creating a much more profitable nation as these 'doomed kids' as i call them are growing in number and it is becoming a vicious cycle that gets bigger and bigger and the govermnent is sweeping it under the rug instead of facing up to it noting the monster they have created and righting their wrongs, there will be a day when they will have to and I will be the one standing there saying 'I told you so'

I don;t know how people the profit off of other peoples struggles can sleep at night I really don't, I mean I understand everyone needs to live and if you've spent years gettign a medical degree you do deserve to earn more than someone who flunked out of school but to charge so much that you are denying people that need it is disgusting we are in a recession and if everyone just pitched in a little and did their bit then we;d be out of it a lot faster then could get on with our lives in a much happier environment....

Yeah there's nothing worse than a discussion turning in to an argument people are too easily offended. I hate it when people can take in other peoples opinions as well as their own it defeats the object of a debate... <3

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Old 07-14-2011, 05:22 PM

^-^ Oh I don't close myself off at all. I'm very friendly and considerate of other people's opinions when I talk to them. I like the way I am and I've found a nice balance between feeling and not feeling. I know better than to let myself become all hollow and gross. ;x

I tried to help my friends. Many people did. It's... It's hard to explain. It's like they want to be suffering even though people handed them ways out over and over. They act like they don't want to be helped and they push away and bitch at anyone who tries. I've thought that maybe it runs deeper into a psychological problem, but I'm not really sure anymore.

I can agree with that fully. There should be help for those who need it, regardless of where they come from. I've been a victim of "sweeping something under the rug" and it's horrible. I spent most of my life in a town where all the adults ignored problems and pretended like everything was just lovely. They jaded each other into thinking that they lived in the most perfect town in the world and nothing bad could ever happen to them or anyone they know. It's terrible that people ignore problems that are right in front of their faces.

That is so true. Human greed is a terrible thing and I think it will always be around unfortunately. I hope that people who profit off others' suffering realize what they are really doing one day. I can't really understand how they sleep at night either. It would torture me to know that I was making so much money off of someone who needed to keep whatever they could so that they could survive.

XD So true. It seems many people on this site think that way and I'm very glad for it. Nearly everywhere else I get into a debate about something people get all offended and nasty about it.

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Old 07-14-2011, 05:47 PM

Hey my friend who is sending you emails calls you Josh and thinks you are a guy why is this? D: I'mma so confuseddd!

Well that is very good and puts my mind at ease, my best friend has has issues with becoming cold towards things but thank god i;ve always been there and been able to step in in time to keep her heart warm and loving and open as it always should be.

That does sound heavily psychological, i'm not going to lie, maybe you should sit down and talk to them, like truely talk to them and make them give you answers many people reach out for the attention then shy away from it when they have it simply because they just don't have the courage to say what they want to say. I can be quite like that sometimes.

Where I live and have lived all my life I've noticed things have been gettign progressively worse...it;s so sad because my town used to be just so lovely and really if I dare say the word 'quite perfect' heck it's why my parents moved here before I was born. But now things are getting worse and worse prices of things are rising the people are getting lover and crime is rising. For example a boy I went to school with has just been jailed for 10 years for being a pedophile and abusing up to 143 girls from the ages of 12 up. Also the government send a lot of pedophile here for 'rehabilitation' it's really quite aweful. I'm lucky that the village I live in though is one of the best and nicest villages in the area so I am away from most of the bad stuff.

Yeah sadly greed is and inherent nature in some luckily i have always been a very generous person from a young age, i;d share out my sweets with my family and now i'm older i'll often buy little things for people when I see something I think they'd like simply because it gives me a lot more joy giving someone a present than it does buying something for myself. I guess i'm just strange like that xD.

I actually find people on here can be highly opinionated and rude and highly condescending, it's no wonder you don't want to give out your age really. Maybe i've just been really unlucky with who I have fallen in to discussions with...who knows?

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Old 07-14-2011, 05:59 PM

XD The email I use for most everything is a character email. The name attached to it is Joshua. Omg I forgot. XDD I need to straighten that out!

Warm and loving and open is the best way to be. <3 Good for you for keeping your friend in that place. I'm sure she really appreciates your support.

See though, I've tried that before. With one friend in particular. I've had many deep conversations with her trying to get to the root of her problem. At the moment I've chalked it up to her not being ready to move forward, if that makes sense? When I went through hell and back there was definitely a time that I didn't feel like I wanted to get help or stop suffering. I think that everyone has a point they have to reach before they can accept help.

It's horrible to see the way things slowly deteriorate. You have to be careful not to focus on the bad though. I eventually moved away from my old town back to my home town (a good 2000 miles away) so that I could be in a happier place.

XD You aren't strange at all! I'm the very same way. <3 It's so fulfilling to buy things for people to see that happy smile on their face. It's something that gives me endless joy.

Oh, really? I haven't had any experiences like that yet. XD It sounds like you've met the wrong people maybe.

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Old 07-14-2011, 06:22 PM

Lmao well explain that to my friend cause she's confused haha! She does say she's having a good conversation with you though so that's a good thing. :) What are you talking about may I ask.

She does and she gives it straight back to me which is great. I think it is really good when a friendship works that way, when you support each other equally. Sometimes I worry that I give her too much of my burdens but she doesn't complain so I make sure i treat her and show how thankful I am to her.

Yeah that sound about right, well then, just make sure that you are there for them when they decide that they are ready to progress foreward with their lives, I didn't feel ready to cope with my problems until recently when they got to an unbareable level that they took control of my life and now i'm glad that I didn't wait any longer. looking back I don't know how I coped being that way day in and day out, it's amazing what you can put up with when it comes in to you life gradually.

Yeah, it's fine though, I do focus on the good as much as I can and I love where I live and I wouldn't change it for the world, it's coastal and I don't think I could live with out a beach near to me. I like sometimes when I wake up in the morning and go outside and I can smell the sea, it's also comforting to be able to see the see from my home - like a reassuring presence you know?

Yeah I know, sometimes my friends get annoyed because I buy them too much but when I explain things to them they understand.

Yeah I seem to do that a lot I can be quite confrontational when I want to be and won't stand for being patronised.

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Old 07-14-2011, 06:28 PM

Right now we're talking about California. XD I got it all cleared up. <3

I think all friendships should work that way. <3 It's awesome when you find someone you can have that sort of relationship with, because I know many people never will.

I'm not sure if I will be there for them, really. My "friends" that go through that sort of thing aren't really what I would call friends. I don't make a habit of taking on projects when I gain friends. I guess it sounds weird, but it's a form of self preservation. I can't have them holding back my life just because they've invented all these problems for themselves. Most people who do that seem to flock to me and expect to make everything better... Except that they don't want my help subconsciously and they don't listen to anything I say.

Ohh, I love the smell of the sea. <3 I hope to move out by the coast some day, myself. It's very comforting...

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Old 07-14-2011, 06:36 PM

Ooh I thought you'd be talking about werewolves and mythology and russia....not sunny california....that's very unlike mina to be talking about somewhere so warm. xD She's a write little gothic princess sometimes!

Yeah i'm thankful for everyday I get with her, we've had some very serious downs and shes hurt me more than anybody, but to mental break downs later and I wouldn't want to be anywhere else, she makes me the happiest girl in the world and I love her for it. :) I guess it proves that all good things in life are earned.

Ah yes I see the old 'your my friend but not my friend so what should I call you' thing, I tend to call those sorts of people my friends and the people like mina my besties, if they really annoy me they are demoted to simply 'acquaintances' - oh the mystery of the hierarchy of teenage relationships! :D I see so you're very much i'll deal with my problems and you yours. I'm the complete opposite, I support my friends until my back breaks under their issues, most of them I know won't return the favour but I do it because if I don't help them, who will? I can't just sit back and watch someone suffer even if they have wronged me - it goes against my nature. I guess some people could call me weak because of it. Sometimes though jut hearing the advice is helpful even if it doesn't seem to be heeded. Sometimes it take weeks or a sudden experience for the words to sink in.

Yeah I really can't imagine what it's like to love away from the sea I've never lived away from it and don't really plan to. <3

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Old 07-14-2011, 06:48 PM

Well, we were. XD But she asked where I live and then we got on talking about Cali...

^-^ Very much so. I have someone like that, myself. I'm very grateful for all the people in my life and I wish everyone could feel the same way.

I used to be that way; helping them until I broke under the weight of it all. I realized very quickly though that it wasn't worth it to support people who would never show you the same courtesy or even be bothered to make things better for themselves. I've decided that my life and my goals are most important to me and that is what I need to focus on. I still support my close friends when they need me, but they do return the favor. That's the only way a relationship can work, I think; is if both parties are giving a little and taking a little. That makes most sense to me anyway.

I've never lived very close to the sea, but I'm fascinated by it. Some day I think I'll move to Oregon or Washington and live somewhere between the coast and the mountains so I have the best of everything.

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Old 07-14-2011, 07:02 PM

Bwahaha! I see she can be quite skittish in though i'm sure you'll get back round to other things, she's a very friendly and lovely person, I hope that you can find a good friend in her as I have, but do go stealing my post. Grrr! :D

Yeah I am very happy and lucky to have her she just sent me a beautiful message and she reminds me everyday just how much she loves me :)

I just keep giving I guess, it comes back to the whole getting more pleasure giving than doing for myself. I put other first and want them to be happy because I don't like to see them sad even if they don't return it know I have support someone through a hard time or counselled them when they are down gives me great satisfaction and even if afterwards they just turn round and be mean I know I have done the right think and know that over all I am the better person and probably always will be. ^^ Sometimes I wonder what I could have achieved if I wasn't so intent on helping others, but then I see how happy those around me are and know I wouldn't want anything else, I guess we are just two different kinds of people, and that's a good thing because with out differences the world would be a very boring place. Of course that is the ideal situation but sometimes in life you have to work with what you;ve given and if the person needs me I won't turn them away it just goes against my nature.

I'm not so fussed about mountains for me I need a mixture of nature and society, like I couldn't live in some of the smaller villages near me where there is only the local shops I need a town near by and possibly a cinema and just a few things to do as well as beautiful nature. I'm so lucky to live in a place that gives me all I want. <3

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Old 07-14-2011, 07:10 PM

Haha, no worries about that! XD

<3 That's always so nice. My best friend isn't always around a lot anymore but we're very close as well.

Oh... See, I guess my problem was that the people I used to give my everything for were never happy because of it... They just took and took and took and never seemed to realize all the things I was really doing for them... I didn't get a lot of smiles from them and I think that might have discouraged me a little. My friends now though, I love helping them because I know that it makes them happier. It's taken me a long time to find people that are actually grateful for help and support...

It's always nice to find some place that suits your needs. <3 Too many people get stuck in areas that they're miserable in and I always feel sorry for them. Things are much better if you can find somewhere to be happy and thrive.

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Old 07-15-2011, 01:21 AM

wow ... long posts

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Old 07-15-2011, 02:12 AM

Haha, yeah. We really got to talking in here earlier. It was kind of nice though because of the gold we got from it~ I like longer posts. How've you been??

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Old 07-15-2011, 02:14 AM

well I'm feeling kinda sick but yeah not to bad thanks ... and yourself?

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Old 07-15-2011, 02:23 AM

D: Oh no, you're not feeling well?? Do you have any medicine or soup or something? Crackers? Sick feelings are no fun! I hope you start to feel better real soon...

I'm alright though. I was in kind of a foul mood earlier but I think I'm mostly just tired now. I'm waiting for it to get late enough for me to go to sleep. XD

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Old 07-15-2011, 02:25 AM

what time is it there?

hmm well I did have a cup of tea which can normally help .. and I'm trying to eat a bit of food but I think it might just be a feeling .. it might be from missing my bf as much as I do .... I'm weird like that and get sick if I get over emotional

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Old 07-15-2011, 02:28 AM

8:30 PM... If I go to sleep now I'll wake up at like 5 AM or something stupid like that...

Ohh, I'm sorry... Can you call him or get in contact with him some way? <3 That helps sometimes if you miss him too much.

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Old 07-15-2011, 02:31 AM

well I can text him .. but yeahh .I am talking a bit with him

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Old 07-15-2011, 02:31 AM

I hope it helps. <3 Missing someone is never fun...

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Old 07-15-2011, 02:43 AM

hmm it's not .. but it's gonna suck worst when I got to South Australia around christmas time for 2 weeks ...

 


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