[k-krack]

What are BACK WALKOVERS, Jade? ...is that..gymastics?

(After this, let's discuss how I HATE HAIRCUTS!)

[finding nobody]

Im here. So is the cold

[schizophrenicroom]

yeah, gymnastics stuff. GAH. i can do it when i'm not in gym just fine but it freaks me out at gym.

 

that first part is a back walkover.

HAIRCUTS! yes. i think i'm going to grow my hair out this time.

joel- it was really nice around noon today but yes, it's very cold right now.

[youthoftomorrow]

Originally Posted by finding nobody

The forum is blue. And the blues is of course blue.
We made a cool fantasy band today in History class with a whole bunch of dead people (rather people we think are dead) Kurt Cobain, Elvis, Tupac, Biggie, Keith Moon, John Bonham, John Lennon, Stevie Ray Vaughan. All living in a basement somehwere in Idaho working on an album called "GUESS WHO'S ALIVE??!!" that will rule more then anything ever

i'll organize a search party immediately.

[finding nobody]

Haha. That was the most random state I could think of

[Trasher02]

Originally Posted by Danny Himself

My dad made that wooden chair. It's his throne. That tree is a cherry blossom tree.

I know Steve and Trasher (I almost wrote Lee, but then 'Steve and Lee' would have sounded too SY) will enjoy a good old rarely-seen picture of Cat Power, so I will be posting one here.

 

You know me too well.

[Inhuman]

what's up y'all.

Man, I'm so bored. I just spent the last 3 hours working on Groundwater and reading up on PHP/MySQL. I created the Groundwater MySQL database, and now I just have to fix up the scripting and test it out and see how it works. Then I can really get digging on getting it up and ready for reviews!

Let me know how the haircuts go Joel and Danny haha

[finding nobody]

Buzzed my shit last night. Feels nice
Im looking forward to Groundwater. How did you come up with the money for the webspace?

[Inhuman]

Originally Posted by finding nobody

Buzzed my shit last night. Feels nice
Im looking forward to Groundwater. How did you come up with the money for the webspace?

I actually get it completely free now. At least for a year. One of the other students of my school wanted me to design a layout for his anime site, so I did so. I need to fix it a little bit though. http://www.theanimeconnection.net/ . In return, he gave me free hosting, MySQL Database, and 20 email addresses for a year, and each month after that $5.00 a month. Pretty sweet!

I'll give people accounts as soon as possible too. I'm working on it all tonight when I get home

[finding nobody]

Not a bad deal at all!

[schizophrenicroom]

sweet deal, rob.

hi joel!

[Danny Himself]

Hi Guys.

[k-krack]

Rob, I want an account as soon as they are up!!! I don't care what it's for, I want one!!!

[k-krack]

I don't like to advertise an' shit... but I'm super stoked on our new song. Shiiit dude, I love it!
(Mind the band-name, we're changing it, WE HATE IT!)

www.myspace.com/lesraisonsdetre
"Hardcore Mournography"

"Attack of the Mooninites" is also new, but old... and "unreleased." It's our older style.

[touch me i'm sick]

yarr hello there

[Magic Wheel Memory]

sef;fvij 9dsf dvfvou sdfuovj oijd fovij isdjf vfijsdofivj !!!

[sonicl]

School bans Mother's Day

A school headteacher is under fire for banning pupils from making Mother's Day cards to avoid upsetting children without a mother.

Helen Starkey, 46, fears the time-honoured tradition of making a Mother's Day card at school could be seen as insensitive. As a result, the headteacher of Johnstown Primary School, in Carmarthen, west Wales, simply banned pupils from making cards.

Mrs Starkey claims she has nothing against Mother's Day, which falls on March 18 this year, but would not allow pupils to make cards during lessons. "More than 5% of children here are separated from their birth mother and have either no contact or no regular contact with their mother," she said in a statement. "These include children who are bereaved, children whose parents are separated and are not domiciled with their mothers, and children who have been removed from parental care by statutory bodies. In all of our dealings with these children, we have to exercise great sensitivity." She added: "This decision was not taken because of any philosophical attitude towards the celebration of Mothering Sunday, but to protect a significant number of children in our school."

But the decision has come in for strong criticism. The move was branded as "ridiculous" by one angry parent who has accused her of being insensitive to the majority of youngsters at the 357-pupil school, while another parent, who did not wish to be named, said: "It means 95% of the children have not got an opportunity to make a card. I take issue with the fact that Mothering Sunday is a Christian festival and Mrs Starkey is not allowing children to celebrate in the way they know how."

[Hip Priest]

Whilst Mother's day is of course little more than a conceit created to sell cards, it's still nice for children to make a gift for their mum and think of how lucky they are to have a nice family. The above story represents another facet of normal, pleasant society that is being destroyed by people who don't deserve to have a responsible role in that society in the first place.

[Trasher02]

I got chrysostomos tomorrow.
Should be interesting. We have to go as bodyguards.

[Hip Priest]

I want some coffee.