redsliver

in a nutshell Nanaea?

Something to do with retarded hippies, I suspect. What would we do if we didn't have the long hairs to blame everything on?

I'm going to hover around until 12 Nanaea?

^ dissappoints < < would write but < has to make up a mid term in three hours. < has never been able to study right up to an exam, so is taking the time now to relax and clear <'s head V used to panic before tests.

Not the same stuff they sell around here, you couldn't pass it off as urine cause its black. Not that sort of red or brown of cola or rootbeer respectively. But black. Opaqueness, and it tastes like licorice. Apparently, according to wikipedia anyway, there were two Irn-Bru's and the stuff I drank was the East Coast Canada only stuff.

Without question. Nanaea?

Hurt (Dragon Warrior reference there)

nope me neither I have never given blood.

In a few minutes I still got to finish up being Red. Nanaea?

I am asserting that its a public service.

Cyanide (Well technically hydrogen cyanide, but many of the others are poisonous too.)

copious amounts of opium. Can never have too much ______________________

paddle

The Mask (movie)

I am no longer allowed to wake up 5 minutes after I was supposed to pick up my brother on the way to university

I always wanted a half dozen redheads, but I'd settle for a baker's dozen. How much is a baker's dozen?

^ forgot the hot tub emptyed with the spaceship overturned < needs more space orgy adventures, but has to catch up on missed work to write anymore V also looking forward to progressing the events until V captures connery

not guilty G/NG has a fear of spiders

because cancers formed to kill off all its competitors, why?

I broke my brother's wrist once. I have never had a blood transfusion.

I am going to make sure Nanaea has something to moderate... Mwahahahaha!

New topic despite missing out on y... Poisons: A: Agent Orange

Happy Birthday

If McDonald's can patent the sandwich, I'm getting a patent on the salad.

I have too many books on the go. I am reading Make Room, Make Room by Harry Harrison, Lords of the North by Bernard Cornwell, Going Postal by Terry Pratchett, The Count of Monty Cristo by Alexandre Dumas and 20 000 Leagues Under the Sea by Jules Verne. Oh and Nekkid, I also haven't read the Da Vinci Code, nor do I care to.