I will cut a bitch
And that, my friends, is how Cori got into the KNIFE CRIME scene.
I will cut a bitch
I'm curious about this.
If it's too far out of state, like in say, Omaha for instance, I think it'd just be me.
If it's too far out of state, like in say, Omaha for instance, I think it'd just be me.
Also, Orange Box is only $20 and 'Cock tickets are way more expensive than that. It's simple economics, Dan.
I figure the taller ones can put all of the Musketeers up on their shoulders and everyone would be happy.
LM would be the one to flash Boner though.
I am not going back to Omaha for anything. Even a Boner form Boner himself.
Like simple mathematics?
I mean, if you hang out with yo-yos, you get yo-yo friends, y'know?
I hope you realize how much effort I'm putting into not beating a certain joke/reference to death. Restraint is not my strong suit.
I'm curious about this.
The Musketeers are a particularly short group of individuals.
No names, but I met a couple people who were a little strange. Socially inept, I suppose. I mean they're the only two people I've ever met from the internet, but there's a certain way you can act to not be awkward and odd.
No names, but I met a couple people who were a little strange. Socially inept, I suppose. I mean they're the only two people I've ever met from the internet, but there's a certain way you can act to not be awkward and odd.
I'm on the KNIFE CRIME scene? Sweet!
I haven't met many. UKTan, who rarely posts here anymore, is a total peach. I hung with her and another rare Interlander for a few shows on the last tour, and we had a good time. I've also met jesseU2, Thora and SeattleVertigo, with whom I had a lovely time seeing both Muse and Arcade Fire the other year.
Were you down in Jamaica?
If I can change, you can change... WE ALL CAN CHANGE.
I've never met a person from Interland in person before, so what better way to do so than at a Shuttlecock show?
It's weird how some people are so easy-going and a laugh-a-minute on the internet, but you meet them in real life, and you'd swear they'd never left their homes before. I realize some people are just shy, but other people? Not so much.
I'd laugh really hard if we all met up and had absolutely nothing to say to each other. Just stood around, hands in pockets, kicking at gravel, mumbling "Hey."
Didn't you meet Diemen?
It's weird how some people are so easy-going and a laugh-a-minute on the internet, but you meet them in real life, and you'd swear they'd never left their homes before. I realize some people are just shy, but other people? Not so much.
I'd laugh really hard if we all met up and had absolutely nothing to say to each other. Just stood around, hands in pockets, kicking at gravel, mumbling "Hey."
I've never met anyone from the site either, it would probably be a bit strange at first but, yeah, a Shuttlecock show would probably be the best way to do it. You'd have the mutual interest thing to fall back on if it got awkward. I don't know.
I'd laugh really hard if we all met up and had absolutely nothing to say to each other. Just stood around, hands in pockets, kicking at gravel, mumbling "Hey."
We all form one Carek.
Do you have anything derogatory to say about the champ?
Yeah ... yeah, he's great.
I hope no one can only talk through one of those Stephen Hawking devices.
Because that might be awkward.
But for our crew, I think that would be extremely unlikely, which is why I'd be amped about it.
All I know is that I'm making Chris Carter jokes in whatever venue I get to see the 'Cock. It's almost like throwing chum into the water.
You know what people fall back on?
Interference gossip.