I have the feeling inhaling any of that shit would set me off big time.

But, I don't take or do anything. Not going to start with vapours either.

For the most part I enjoy ladies. But once in a blue moon I swing the other way. A really rare thing actually.

Full grade 9. Made it through a quarter of 10.

That would makes this place perfect >.>

You know Smiggs is already here right? Way back when I said my farewells to folks on Bungie.Net they made an account here and posted just one time.

Wait, what? *re-reads* awww shit. Don't know how I didn't notice that.

Charlie's the master of disguise with this shit lol.

Do I look like a team player to you?

It looks like you play team slayer to me.

You know, the smiles on those kids look more genuine than anything I've seen from over 90% of the fucking kids in my town, and hell 90% of the adults here too. You don't have to be rich or even well off to be happy. And in that regard, there are people, who despite living with a mountain looming over them at all times, fight and struggle and find more happiness than many people in the so called modern and civilised world. And in some way, they have more than a lot of people in modern society can say. When you're happy, you don't need so much, because you can walk over and climb what the world throws at you.

We are limited to our perspective because of the way we exist. Every single person has troubles and obstacles. And to every single person, these obstacles can look like the same mountain as some person in a third world country dealing with trying to find clean water or start a home or feed themselves. If you switched places with them however, suddenly things would look different. You would not only understand that although your troubles are still troubles, but that you should appreciate what you have.

No matter what one human being is going through on one side of the planet to the other, we all face things that test us. There is no side that can complain and one that can't. Sure, I live in the modern world, and compared to some people in poor countries, I have a lot more than they likely ever will. But if you swapped our lives, and accostomed us to them, the challenges we'd face would both be very real, and very much the same. Something stands in our way and we must go through it, regardless of what it is.

I can't change the fate of how some people end up in other parts of the world.

But what I can do is remember, that when I ever do complain about something, it could always be worse. And what I have may be much more than some others can say. But that doesn't change the fact that my problems are very real, and carry as much weight as someone struggling to keep going in some dark corner of the world. The scenarios are different, but the struggles and outcomes of failure are very much the same.

Haha!

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Only one. But let's see. Through my childhood, teen years, and up to now, I've only ever had 6 friends. Two were lost early on when we moved through provinces. Three were lost in my teen years, and I only speak to one today.

But there's one that will always keep me up at night. One, who I lost early on, was a damn good friend. No others that came after were as close as we were. And, over the year's I've done my best to see if I could track them down again, but there's no finding them.

So it's going to be something that will bug me for the rest of my days instead.

Dude, it's Corvo Attano. He can go just about wherever he damn well pleases, pick one person out of a crowd, make off with them while farting in the guards general direction after stopping at taco bell, and they wouldn't even notice.

He's got things covered.

What kind of moan is that?

Apparently the one that happens when something is incoming.

Cool race car sounds, brah

I pride myself on being a professional race car imitator.

http://vocaroo.com/i/s0RhgLunw89O

Ahem.

Sandtrap's real name is obviously Icetrap.

You know, I originally considered calling myself Avalanche, since it's tied for my favorite map position in Halo 3.