elevated_u2_fan
Blue Crack Supplier
you should just say Kids in general...
and I agree with you.
and I agree with you.
tis a shame, i could've used you to be my interpreter recently when some dude from italy bought something from me off ebay. he couldn't speak any english so i had to translate everything myself why he couldn't just do that i'll never know.That I'm losing my Italian. Because my stupid bloody uni doesn't offer it at my campus, I can't do it. So I haven't spoken/read/written/etc in Italian for months, and it sucks.
yeah, i used to see it all the time and then about a year or so ago it finally clicked for me wtf it meanti read it once and didn't understand it, so i stuck it into urbandictionary...and now i always say it.
YOU SHOULD, IT WOULDN'T BE OBNOXIOUS AT ALL.ohh... ok...
Should I change my username to ELEVATED_U2_FAN just to be different?
oh god, i hate that smell too. whenever someone's mowed, i can feel my chest tightening up and my eyes start watering.smell of fresh cut grass
amazingly enough, the sole reason is because it was annoying to type in uppercase and with the _.I don't get it, why did you change your username from upper case to lower case?
it's really handy, and provides a few laughs, but that website once told me my nickname meant 'a dick strong enough to lift a car'i read it once and didn't understand it, so i stuck it into urbandictionary...and now i always say it.
ooh, that would have been perfect! let me know next time you get something from italy.tis a shame, i could've used you to be my interpreter recently when some dude from italy bought something from me off ebay. he couldn't speak any english so i had to translate everything myself why he couldn't just do that i'll never know.
your nickname is morningwood?
time to confess:
getting a lot of bad thoughts, and bad ideas into my head
help
...(k we weren't really)...a part of me dies when people don't use them when they're supposed to.
while we're on the subject of grammar (k we weren't really), let's talk apostrophes. a part of me dies when people don't use them when they're supposed to.
I am a huge, GIANT snob when it comes to grammar.
If I can do it properly in English, which is my third language, I absolutely expect native speakers to be bothered enough to learn. It's one of my biggest pet peeves.
Yeah
But at least you don't say "should of"
smell of fresh cut grass
I hate seeing this: