Teen PLEBAn Party: Where Do We Go From Here?

[secretly alone]

http://www.u2interference.com/forum...xiest-member-of-u2-199998-11.html#post6301770





Just keep scrollin'.....

THAT is something that cannot be unseen. Really...

And the caption:

 

[Bonogirl777]

And nice caption Reggo.

 

[Reggo]

Thanks guys.

 

[Reggo]

THAT is something that cannot be unseen. Really...

And the caption:

Why would you want it to be unseen?

 

[secretly alone]

Uh, no reason...

 

[Bonogirl777]

 

[Bonogirl777]

I deleted some of our posts on Facebook Val because like, my dad is on there...and my bff's mom...

 

[secretly alone]

Woops...my bad Sorry! Haha, and I saw your dad too, so maybe I should have used my damn brain before writing that

 

[Bonogirl777]

No, no it's all right!!

 

[Reggo]

My mom's my friend on FB, but she never posts or looks at it, so I'm clear. Not that I actually post very much.

 

[secretly alone]

This is why every time my mom says, "I should get a facebook", I tell her that she would just never go on it and it would be dumb for her to have one The internet is my place to say what I want without her knowing!

As for anyone else...haha, not worried about what they see

 

[Bonogirl777]

My mom doesn't want a facebook! She's like, "I'd never use it."

She's growing to love U2 a lot more now, though...

 

[Reggo]

I think I'm going to throw up.

 

[Bonogirl777]

Yikes! Stupid Swedish Fish!

*gives virtual Motion Sickness med*

 

[Bonogirl777]

I love Interference cuz it almost makes me forget that I'm sick.

 

[Reggo]

brb

 

[Bonogirl777]

Ok.

 

[secretly alone]

My mom doesn't want a facebook! She's like, "I'd never use it."

She's growing to love U2 a lot more now, though...

Haha, my mom says she cant stop listening to them ever since the show. As a matter of fact, she has MY No Line still in the CD player downstairs. I would snatch it back, but I won't object to having further influence over this household

I think I'm going to throw up.

Oh no...

 

[BonosLil'Pal94]

My mom has a facebook, along with my aunts and uncles and many of my friends' parents. I am very limited to what I say on there.

 

[secretly alone]

That sucks, really. I'm glad my parents are computer illiterate...sometimes. I'm not glad when I have to do all their computer crap for them And they're pretty young.

Haha, I'm tempted to post a really horrible status, just because I can But, my sister would see...

 

[Reggo]

This is why every time my mom says, "I should get a facebook", I tell her that she would just never go on it and it would be dumb for her to have one The internet is my place to say what I want without her knowing!

As for anyone else...haha, not worried about what they see

Just like the bathroom. You can do anything you want in there, and nobody will bug you. That's why it's such a popular hang out for teenage boys, similar to the internet. And with the advent of wi-fi, BlackBerrys, and iPhones, it's a wonder we actually see any teenage boys at all. The ones we do see must be ones that live in a house with only one bathroom.

 

[secretly alone]

Just like the bathroom. You can do anything you want in there, and nobody will bug you. That's why it's such a popular hang out for teenage boys, similar to the internet. And with the advent of wi-fi, BlackBerrys, and iPhones, it's a wonder we actually see any teenage boys at all. The ones we do see must be ones that live in a house with only one bathroom.

Hahaha!! A very enlightened viewpoint

 

[Reggo]

it's the sugar. My brain goes into a whole different mode of thinking when I OD on sugar, similar to taking ADD meds.

 

[Bonogirl777]

Teenage guys

 

[secretly alone]

I think they can either be really sweet and loveable, or downright repulsive.

Sadly, I went to school with 99% repulsive ones

 

[Bonogirl777]

Me. Too.

 

[Reggo]

The good news is, about 36% of them grow out of it by the time they're 30.

 

[secretly alone]

Haha, like your super super senior friend?

The boys at my school all walked around with their pants around their knees calling people "bitches" and "hos" They had this lovely tradition of flipping over a chair in the cafeteria and yelling the d-word, loudly...every day.

No wonder I couldn't wait to graduate.

The good news is, about 36% of them grow out of it by the time they're 30.

Well, then I guess I'll just have to hope I get lucky and find one of THOSE.

 

[Bonogirl777]

Ugh. The super senior on my bus. Named Purple. Man, is he fucked up.

Every single day at lunch, the guys at the table next to us pop a chip bag to make a really really loud noise. I'm used to it by now, though.

 

[secretly alone]

Purple. He probably thinks he's so cool, too

I was in my own little world in high school. I'm postive people who weren't my friends thought I was insane. Good.