Train Track sex slave love for you.
And the bird lives in a zoo in England, so I am safe... I hope...
Oh shit, birds can fly, right?
Go away, batin!
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wowzuh
Bowzah.
This is a lot of comments.
Indeed, it is.
AIM FOR 400 COMMENTS! GO GO GO SENS AND RISBOLLA!
Well okay. I'll just hold off on making a new one for a bit then. lol
Life's a bitch, yes?
And then you marry one!!
Where did you get your username from?
It was one of my favourite words at the time. Also, from a song in Panic! At The Disco, London Beckoned Songs About Money Written By Machines. The line,
"Start talking "a sensationalist"
Oh he's slightly clever to just a certain extent"
I also didn't want to use any previous handles because I thought NG was lame and was only signing up because I was told to. I didn't plan on doing anything with my account really. Haha, I sure was wrong about that!
OMG HAI SENS, I LOVE YOU!!!!!!!!!
Oh wait, I am you. teehee
^Look how lame I am. Isn't it great?
Those last few posts confuse me... >:S
I'm sorry Dogmeat for I have sinned.
SENSATIONALISM!
DOGMEAT!
Hai
HAI!!!!
What was my old pic again? I forget...
Has it really been that long or do you just smoke way too much weed? :P
I really do forget... And it's only been a few days. Sometimes it seems I'm half baked without ever smoking weed!
Haha!!
You still haven't answered my question about what my picture was before what it is now...
And look how sad and lonely I am, I've made your last 6 posts...
I think it was a picture of you. Looking all cute and stuffs :P
YOU TOOK AWAY MY MASTURBATION MATERIAL!!
Most informative post yet and most beautiful tree too!
Do you still make hemp jewelry? Work as a teacher now?
It's been probably at least a year since I've made any. Lost a lot of my materials in a flood. I still have some and still play around with it sometimes. Mostly now I just tie some knots when I'm bored but don't actually make anything. For a good while after you first start a necklace, the threads are really long and annoying to tie. Plus when I taught myself I do it backwards like from me out instead of like tying it to a chair leg or something and doing it towards me. If you follow that at all.
@Cyberdevil not the person your question is directed to, but just FYI i've never made hemp jewelry and I'm not currently a teacher
@Cyberdevil Oh, and yes I work as a teacher now.
Ah damn, shame about the flood. Lost a lot of other things with that? How long did it last/how did that happen/how do you manage life in such watery plight/is that a common occurrence where you are? Never been near such natural disaster myself.
I do think I do follow that. XD Though didn't know there was a preferred direction to work with on those. Makes sense though. Seems easier if it's in front of you/actually tied down to something.
Nice regards the teaching thing. :) Seem you and Seven have a bit in common hmm!
Our basement was packed full of stuff, we lost tons of stuff in the flood, it REALLY sucked. Most notable to me was the home gym which was pretty big and expensive and useful, the treadmill, family photos, and the thing I was most upset about was completely sentimental. I had a tote of some stuffed animals that I had saved from my childhood that meant the most to me so I could give them to my future nieces/nephews.
There was my big fluffy dog Beethoven, my awesome Dole BananaCorn that I got from my Grandpa, an awesome realistic-ish rabbit, my two polar bears I got from my grandparents when I was born, and Tanzi the Tiger that I got from my best frand. I really wanted to save them but they were saturated with river water. After throwing them away I thought of the idea of cutting them open, removing all the stuffing and replacing it after washing the outsides. OH WELL.
I think just the basement got filled up and the first floor was okay. A window broke against the pressure of the water. I don't remember if it was raining a lot or what as to the reason. A lot of the town flooded, we lived right by the river and there's a lake connected to it further up. My parents managed to get a few things from the basement before the water rose too high. They had to evacuate and the fire fighters came with a canoe. They had to stay at my mom's sister's for like a week.
It's not a common occurrence. The lake had previously flooded the park it surrounds several times and the old bridge got destroyed a few a times until they built a higher one. But houses aren't allowed to be built within the flood zone so typically even when the river rose, they'd be fine.
Yes, that's the thing. if it's in front of you and you're just knotting it toward you, it's a lot easier and faster to do. If you're holding it and moving out, it's just a pain. I've done it the "correct" way and probably could relearn if I really tried but I just keep reverting back to the way I started.
We've got a little in common yeah :)
DevourerJay
you need a new post... this has been used, abused and resued... like a hooker :P
Sensationalism
I know. It's just like me!!