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Mine isn't much, though I want to be a provisional race driver. I'd love to be in the Australian V8 Supercars, though any racing would do, as long as it's to do with cars.

Yeah, it's not usually that I'm bothered by past events.. it's just the image that flashback leaves in my head. It seems so long ago, though it seems like yesterday. You know how you make up pictures in your head, or you see a picture, that stabs you? That's what this is like.. the picture of me and someone I haven't seen for four years, even though I knew him like my brother, walking down the street, like we always did. I can't really explain it.

Almost all of my town was talking about Survivor, when it was on. And then Temptation Island. It's as if the people around here live on the shows. They can't survive without them. If they stop airing reality shows on television, Dubbo's population will be halved. Don't blame me. I hate them too.

Not pain, as in [i]pain[/i].. [i]hurt pain[/i]. I mean emotionally. That it hurts you to think of it. You know?

Has anyone had a flashback that held some signifigance? That gave them a painful memory, a happy memory? Have you ever suffered a flashback, so clear, it's made you cry? It's made you so happy? I'm asking, because I've recently suffered a few flashbacks. One so clear, so vivid, like it was yesterday. It upset me so much. I'm finding it hard to concentrate. It's in my signiture, if you want to know.

I won't spoil it, though I will say that it's not as funny as it sounds. The reviews, trailers, scenes, and everything on television, are better than the movie itself, in my opinion. ...:)

I've had three concussions playing football. I got to stay home from school for a day or two, but that was it.

I don't want a customised car, I want a 427 Holden Monaro. Preferably with a CV8 motor. I'd park one of them in my garage any day.

Your friend should know that he's changing. If you dont think he does, talk to him. He might be deppressed over something. Once you know, you might be able to fix what he's deppressed over.

[b]Headstrong[/b] by [b]Trapt[/b]. The rock music is the best, the vocals are awesome. It fits the mood I'm always in, my personality exactly, and fits me perfectly. I could listen to it all day. If anyone wants to know what I'm really like, listen to this song. ;) I have a heap more favourite bands, their music is downright rockin'. Metallica, Staind, Seether, Trapt, Stone Sour, Nirvana, Trust Company, Evanescence, just to name a few. :toothy: I have alot more.

I knocked a girl out by throwing a baseball. ...she got in the way. Anyway, funny thing was, I didn't know she was my sister until I got home. I got home and walked up to the front door, and she comes flying around the corner with a bucket of red paint. I stunk of paint fumes for the next three days. Even this "3x Stronger Compressed Dishwashing Liquid" couldn't get half of it off.

I've been back for half a week, and already I'm sick of school. Two-week holidays are stupid. We need longer breaks to fully replenish ourselves from those hard weeks of work in hell. :drunk:

The Green Mile is a very emotional movie. I have never cried from a movie, though this is the greatest movie ever made, in my eyes. Vanishing Point was also a very good movie. The ending was particularly sad.

I spend so much on clothes, it's not funny. DaDa, Fubu, Wu-tang, Ruff Rhyders.. all those kind of brands have shirts out for 80$, pairs of jeans out for $100, jackets out for $100... it's too much, yeah. I don't know.. I hate all the clothes you find around for $20 a shirt and so on.. just don't like them. I'd rather spend my money like hell on real expensive clothes for some reason.

I have the Creed symbol tatooed on my right forearm. I've had it for about a year, as 13 is the lowest age you can get a tatoo here.

[QUOTE][i]Originally posted by Sara[/i] [size=1][b]You go into a circular...room, for lack of a better term. Everyone stood against the wall, and the whole thing would start spinning, so you were stuck against it. Once you were up against the wall, the floor dropped away, heh.[/b][/size][/QUOTE] There was a ride like that that used to be with the Dubbo Show every time it came to Dubbo, but I haven't seen it for a few years now. I never rode it. I wanted to.. I always wanted to. I don't know why I didn't.. though it looked [i]so[/i] cool. It was called "The Gravitron" from what I remember.. and what I've been told. I'm not sure if the floor dropped away though. I don't think it did. :D

[QUOTE][i]Originally posted by Transtic Nerve [/i] [B]Wisdom teeth usually grown in between the ages of like.. 16 and 25... Mine grew in when I was 18, except the one that seemed to have a problem which took forever to grow (it grew at a slight angle) Wisdom teeth are usually pulled for several reasons. 1) Your mouth simply isn't big enough for them. 2) They often grow in crooked, which hurts, and then people want the pain to stop so they have Dr. Giggles over there pull 'em 3) There is really no need for em. They don't make you smarter, they are basically just molers that grow in when you're older. [/B][/QUOTE]You get more teeth than you already have?! Like.. at the back of them four big teeth at the back of my mouth...? How would they fit? Damnit! How come I never knew of this "wisdom teeth" crap... Yeah, I'm completely mixed in this thing. "Wisdom teeth". I have no idea. If someone could clear me up, I'd greatly appreciate it.

A few show rides happen to be my favourites. The Zipper. A huge long oval shaped thing that spins around. It has a belt going around it with seats attached to. This belt goes around the oval shaped thing, while the oval shaped thing is going around. Then the caged-in seats are spinning aswell. So.. the cages are spinning around at about 100km/h, these are attached to a belt that spins around the oval shaped thing at about 60km/h, while the oval shaped thing spins around at about 40km/h... :D Awesome, awesome ride. Ride it. :demon: The Megamix. A hude bowl, with seats on the inside of it. It spins around at about 100km/h, then spins sideways, and then upside down. There's no roof, so it looks like yu're going to fall and hit the ground... but you don't. ;) Another, totally awesome, sic ride. The Breakdance. A spinning disc on the ground, which is on a slope. It has alot of giant chairs attached to it, also attached to a huge pole which goes into the center. There's four lots of three giant chairs going around at once (that's the whole ride). IT FLIES. At like.. 160km/h. Atleast that's wat it feels like. Probably alot less... but man, geez, dude. It's a damn awesome ride. The Music Trip. A huge lounge spinning around on a background. FLIES. Awesome ride. There's also a ride called The Alabama, it goes twiceas high. But I haven't seen it for a while. The Hangover. Two carts flying around in opposite directions. Swings up and around for ages, and then stops upside down for a minute or two. While you're hanging upsicde down, you can hurdle insults over to the idiots in the opposite cart. :D Awesome ride. Heaps fast. Loop the Loop. A mini rollercoaster speeding around in a loop, stops upside down a few times, pretty damn good.. great ride. Flies aswell. This umbrella parachiute thingie. Seats with umbrellas.. or parachutes, so I'm told.. they're connected to a huge pole in the center. About 20 seats all up. It spins around, then spins sideways. You've only got a bar to hold onto, so it freaks the crap out of you. Another pretty awesome ride. The Thunderbolt. The fastest ride in Australia. 175km/h, around in a circle, in which a tunnel covers half of it, so you fly around in the dark. Two hump on either side of the circle. The carts swing up and around, sideways, backwards, all over the place. There's only a bar to hold on to, so you really have to hold on. They play the music there as loud as ever. Nearly deafens you. Or me.. yeah. Great damn ride.. Awesome. ...man. Sore fingers. Bye.

A brother who's a bag of bones, another brother who's "Mr. Luvmedoo", a sister who wouldn't talk if it was the end of the world, another sister who can't [i]stop[/i] talking, and another younger brother who walks around thinking he owns the house. All of them don't do things that are embarassing, they [i]are[/i] embarassing. I'd hate to have to go down town with them-- fortunately I haven't had to yet. I never want to be seen with them in the outside world. :drunk: All of them are younger than me, and I'm 14. It's a nuthouse here. I'd die of crazy disease if I stayed here my whole life.

I've only ever pulled an all nighter once. I had to work from 6pm til 11pm. I then met up with a few of my friens and we went to a movie marathon. It ended at 5:30am, so we went from there to McDonald's for breakfast at 6am. I started work again at 7am, so I went from there with my friends to work again. I finished at 3pm. I was so tired that day, I ended up breaking my hand by meaning to punch a box, but ending up hitting the steel bench, at work. What a day.. and a night, and a day again.. :drunk:

We got a few groups going around at school, I'll list them. [b]"The Boys"[/b] - most kids call this group by that name. When they do, everyone knows who they're talking about. They're the popular ones, the jocks, babes, the supposedly cool ones. This group is actually quite large, nearly half of my year is in it. The name doesn't really fit as there are girls in the group to. [b]"The Fuckheads"[/b] - not a very nice name, but you get the idea. They're the nerds, geeks, whatever you want to call them. [b]"Normals"[/b] - The in-betweens. The kids that are cool, not cool, faggots, mad, average, over the top, under the line, under-rated, etc.. They don't really fit into a group. I know some great friends in this group, though the other half are all idiots if you ask me. As you can see, there isn't [i]that[/i] much groups at school. Though the stereotyping views add up to be severe. Hell, the groups even have names.. I fit between "The Dudes" and the "Normals".. really, no group name at all, but I'm there. We're looked up upon more then looked down upon. Which is good, I suppose, the way my school goes. If I was slim and athletic, I'd be up higher. Though seeing as I'm a "big fella" (not fat at all, just got a big build on me), I'm where I am. It's a shame the stereotypes around here go very much on the way you look.

You can't just pass a law that completely bars aged people from driving. My grandfather, who is now 75, wouldn't have a job, let alone a living, and wouldn't be in half as good health as he is now, if he couldn't drive. He lives 60 kilometers away from the nearest town, only because he needs a quite large block of land to hold the stock he currently owns. He droves them every second day down the highway, and then back again. With his ute. Without it, he wouldn't have as much stock, therefore not as big a living, and thus he wouldn't need as big a block a land. He would probably live closer to town. Though he would still need transport. Without his car, he wouldn't have the job he has now. He loves his job... "Lets just go and take away his car and leave him be. He'll be right." He can't ride a horse into town every day. He can't drive a tractor into town. The same with walking. You can't expect an aged person to walk everywhere. That takes away a right. Wouldn't you feel left out if you were barred from driving anymore? Aged people need transport. Public transport (buses, trains, etc) don't go everywhere. And for some people, they need to drive, to get somewhere, just to live. I'm all for taking driving tests every year, to keep their liscences valid. But surely as hell you can't just stop aged people from driving "period". If they fail, they can try again. That's fair. -kids can take their driving tests as much as they want, till they get it. Aged people should have the same opportunity. It's not right to just [i]stop[/i] them from driving, "period" [i]as some people say.[/i] Kids are just as bad. You're not going to see an 80-year-old speeding down the freeway at 200km/h. A kid -more likely. And just the same, you're not going to see a kid shuffling along at 40km/h, either. SPEEDING kills. When you're slow, and you're heading for someone, they're not going to stay there for two minutes waiting to be hit. When you're SPEEDING, they have two [i]seconds[/i] to wait. It's common-sense -people change. Put up with it. Don't like someone's driving, piss off. -they probably wouldn't like your driving either. If they do put a complete ban on aged people from driving, at a certain age, they might aswell ban teenagers from driving aswell. In all honesty, there's two sides to this subject.

Well if that's the case, mine are already in. They came in ages ago. I mean.. along, [i]long[/i] time ago. And they aren't hurting. Either that, or I've got absolutely no idea. I've always thought you kept them in (not pull them out).

Call me stupid, but what the hell are "wisdom teeth" and why do you need them pulled out for?

16. The perfect age to die at, if that idea is correct. I think there is another dimension we all go to once we die, another existance, on a different plane to the living world. It's seperated by two kinds. Bad and good (feh...). Kind of like... Heaven and Hell. Oh crap, you don't say. I'm not going to explain anymore, 'cause I can't. :drunk: But you get the idea...?