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02 Nov 2015, 8:42 pm

^ LOL. Yeah.
Well, nowadays I don't notice that stuff as much as I used to as a kid. Strange. :|



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02 Nov 2015, 8:43 pm

I love cherries lol


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02 Nov 2015, 8:45 pm

it seems as though ninty's federation force trailer has opened a rift into a universe of salt.


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02 Nov 2015, 9:13 pm

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I hate it when journalists state ' the things we all know and love' how dare they presume I love cherries.


Yeah, I hate biting into them. There's like 1mm of fruit and the rest is seed. My teeth can't stand them.


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02 Nov 2015, 9:22 pm

Do they have seedless cherries in Australia?



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02 Nov 2015, 10:18 pm

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Do they have seedless cherries in Australia?

Hmm they are a stone fruit, I have not heard of any?


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02 Nov 2015, 10:38 pm

OK, time to tell another story from my "youth" lol.

When I was a young teen I used to hang out in chat rooms a lot.
At around age 15 I met some guy there, and in a matter of hours he became my "bro" (before it was cool!).
He told me of his female friend who he had upset, but was too anxious to talk to her about it.
So, for whatever reason, he asked me to call that girl and talk to her for him.
And I agreed to doing it... WTF was wrong with me? :mrgreen:
I took some deep breaths and called that unknown girl.
To my surprise she was really nice, and when she asked why I called her and how I knew her number I was like "Your friend told me. He's been really sorry for what happened *blah he's really anxious blah he didn't mean to blah* And I'm his bro and that's just what bros do for each other". :)
After having helped my bro I was happy that everything seemed to be ok again and I didn't think any further than that.
But then the girl messaged me in the chat room and was like "hi <3" and wanted to have sex and "make babies". She was very clear in her language. 8O
It was an awkward situation because I wasn't interested in meeting girls at the time, and a lot shyer than I'm now. And it was clear to me that when this girl would see me, she wouldn't be interested anymore anyway lol. When calling I tried to be very professional, get the point across and of course help my bro being forgiven. I also had a sore throat and some stuff stuck there, so my voice sounded a lot deeper than usual that day. She probably thought I was some kind of super-confident and sexy stud LOL! :lol:
Luckily she pretty quickly understood that I wasn't up for anything.
So that was that. One of the few times I could make people believe that I have confidence. :mrgreen:



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02 Nov 2015, 10:44 pm

Hmm... I totally live in the past. :|
Must be because nothing new is happening.



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02 Nov 2015, 11:47 pm

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Do they have seedless cherries in Australia?


Hi Kraftie,
I'm sure we do but Woolies doesn't have them, that's for sure.


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03 Nov 2015, 12:34 am

getting real sick and tired of your s***, RNG.


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03 Nov 2015, 9:59 am

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^ Seems unlikely to me, some people write their name, interests etc. they wouldn't do that if they just wanted access to "private" forum areas.


Presuming of course that they are being honest ;) . Or course most likely is that they just lost interest in the forum after registering.



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03 Nov 2015, 10:03 am

I have the afternoon free today! Oh, and I had Pineapple Coconut Ice Cream for dessert last night! Yum!


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03 Nov 2015, 10:35 am

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Earthling wrote:
^ Seems unlikely to me, some people write their name, interests etc. they wouldn't do that if they just wanted access to "private" forum areas.


Presuming of course that they are being honest ;) . Or course most likely is that they just lost interest in the forum after registering.

Yeah lol.
I wonder if maybe because they have made a specific post about "who" they are, they don't feel capable of fitting that mold exactly that they have created for themselves.
And then they feel uncomfortable continuing posting and leave.
Or maybe they make their post and feel like they have left their mark here and go back to watching Youtube and forget about the forum altogether... who knows. :)



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03 Nov 2015, 12:26 pm

I translated a video game song from Japanese to English and made a poem out of it! Yay me! :) I can post the lyrics if anyone's interested.


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03 Nov 2015, 2:26 pm

Hello Earthling, your not the 1st one of whom to have had a strange encounter on the internet. I'll be honest in the early days of the net around 1996-97 time I can recall coming across some people in a particular chat room whom one specific person had a crush on me however, that quickly fell apart like the titanic.Well, I'm not someone whom treats life in a joking manner therefore, I wound up exposing this person for being phony and superficial which, did not go down well at all. I wound up being treated like the local heretic . From that point one I simply chose to be careful of whom I made alliances with in that, I don't care for superficial people at all!!


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03 Nov 2015, 2:41 pm

Earthling wrote:
OK, time to tell another story from my "youth" lol.

When I was a young teen I used to hang out in chat rooms a lot.
At around age 15 I met some guy there, and in a matter of hours he became my "bro" (before it was cool!).
He told me of his female friend who he had upset, but was too anxious to talk to her about it.
So, for whatever reason, he asked me to call that girl and talk to her for him.
And I agreed to doing it... WTF was wrong with me? :mrgreen:
I took some deep breaths and called that unknown girl.
To my surprise she was really nice, and when she asked why I called her and how I knew her number I was like "Your friend told me. He's been really sorry for what happened *blah he's really anxious blah he didn't mean to blah* And I'm his bro and that's just what bros do for each other". :)
After having helped my bro I was happy that everything seemed to be ok again and I didn't think any further than that.
But then the girl messaged me in the chat room and was like "hi <3" and wanted to have sex and "make babies". She was very clear in her language. 8O
It was an awkward situation because I wasn't interested in meeting girls at the time, and a lot shyer than I'm now. And it was clear to me that when this girl would see me, she wouldn't be interested anymore anyway lol. When calling I tried to be very professional, get the point across and of course help my bro being forgiven. I also had a sore throat and some stuff stuck there, so my voice sounded a lot deeper than usual that day. She probably thought I was some kind of super-confident and sexy stud LOL! :lol:
Luckily she pretty quickly understood that I wasn't up for anything.
So that was that. One of the few times I could make people believe that I have confidence. :mrgreen:


Being an Earthling sounds fun. Not my cup of coffee though :alien:


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