Re: The Official Talk About Whatever Thread

by isignedupjusttoseesigs Mon Dec 30, 2013 9:52 am

i'd support liverpool if their fans weren't insufferable

by Forza Mon Dec 30, 2013 9:56 am

isignedupjusttoseesigs wrote:i'd support liverpool if their fans weren't insufferable

Us Milan fans are very sufferable. Very Happy

by Eman Mon Dec 30, 2013 7:22 pm

CBarca wrote:Plans for New Year by the way?

As usual I've got noooooonnnnnnnnnnneeeeee.

My New Years have historically almost always been spent relatively alone. There are a lot of New Year parties, but I'm in high school so nobody has high school new year parties, and hell I wouldn't go to them anyway.

Living in a small town, I've honestly never had a fantastic New Years eve. I always spend days searching for the biggest party possible, but it just feels like great parties don't happen around here because people are scared of being the one who holds the New Years eve bash at their house, or the people who do throw them force everyone to stay outside and everybody has to leave at the end of the night.

I feel as though the hype around New Year's being the biggest party of the year stresses me out more than anything and makes me feel as though I'm missing a massive party if I'm not at one each year, when in reality there are no massive parties around here outside of the club scene in Windsor, which is no better on New Year's than any other day, just busier.

Something about being young and wanting to live it up but being unable to is the cause of so much disappointment in my life Laughing

by CBarca Mon Dec 30, 2013 9:19 pm

Eman wrote:Something about being young and wanting to live it up but being unable to is the cause of so much disappointment in my life

I'm glad I haven't ever had this urge. Or at least not yet. Maybe it's because I'm in high school that I lack it and that once I move out and all, that's something that will happen to me. I wouldn't be surprised, but then again...I'm hardly the type.

by fatman123 Mon Dec 30, 2013 11:07 pm

A party is as enjoyable as you let it be, if you let a party be the biggest and the best then it will

by Eman Mon Dec 30, 2013 11:32 pm

@CB: I pretty much felt the same way that I do now in high school too. It probably won't change as you grow older because I think it has to do with our personalities. I am the guy in my group who is usually tasked with figuring out our partying plans, so perhaps my desire not to let people down is what makes me concerned when I can't come up with something good.

fatman123 wrote:A party is as enjoyable as you let it be, if you let a party be the biggest and the best then it will

To an extent this is true, but it depends on how you perceive it from the start. If you walk in and it immediately seems like it will fail to live up to expectations, it's hard to treat it like it's what you expected. On a normal weekend, I won't have any unreasonably high expectations so I can better appreciate what happens, but on New Year's, I just treat it like it's something that's supposed to be greater than it is so I sort of ruin it in my own head.

Anyway, I'm going to just go to a friend's house this year who sometimes has awesome parties and sometimes has shitty parties so I don't really know what to expect this time around.

by fatman123 Mon Dec 30, 2013 11:35 pm

Eman, take a deep breath, you'll be alright brah

by Kick Tue Dec 31, 2013 1:40 am

Forza wrote:
isignedupjusttoseesigs wrote:i'd support liverpool if their fans weren't insufferable
Us Milan fans are very sufferable.

But the team is poor, come to Chelsea, we have awesome fans, even awseomer closet fans (Forza, Devi and Ganso to name a few) and our team just beat Liverpool.

by Eman Tue Dec 31, 2013 2:16 am

fatman123 wrote:Eman, take a deep breath, you'll be alright brah

Alright brobeans. It should be said that I was not in a normal state of mind before commenting in here smoking

by Forza Tue Dec 31, 2013 5:11 am

Kick wrote:
Forza wrote:
isignedupjusttoseesigs wrote:i'd support liverpool if their fans weren't insufferable
Us Milan fans are very sufferable.

But the team is poor, come to Chelsea, we have awesome fans, even awseomer closet fans (Forza, Devi and Ganso to name a few) and our team just beat Liverpool.

We are the most successful club! :galliani:

by CBarca Tue Dec 31, 2013 8:09 am

The Barca section has Harmonica.

GG no re

by fatman123 Tue Dec 31, 2013 12:27 pm

Pls we have Shed

by Kaladin Tue Dec 31, 2013 6:16 pm

Top 3 Australian tbh

by Kick Wed Jan 01, 2014 2:35 am

Forza wrote:
Kick wrote:
Forza wrote:
Us Milan fans are very sufferable.

But the team is poor, come to Chelsea, we have awesome fans, even awseomer closet fans (Forza, Devi and Ganso to name a few) and our team just beat Liverpool.

We are the most successful club! :galliani:

I've seen it in your eye, your love for all things blue burns like that STD Fitty got while in Amsterdam.

by CBarca Wed Jan 01, 2014 10:58 am

happy new year guyss

by beatrixasdfghjk. Wed Jan 01, 2014 8:32 pm

You're heaaaaaaaaaaps late.

by fatman123 Wed Jan 01, 2014 8:36 pm

Kick wrote:
Forza wrote:
Kick wrote:

But the team is poor, come to Chelsea, we have awesome fans, even awseomer closet fans (Forza, Devi and Ganso to name a few) and our team just beat Liverpool.

We are the most successful club! :galliani:

I've seen it in your eye, your love for all things blue burns like that STD Fitty got while in Amsterdam.

You weren't supposed to tell anyone about that The Official Talk About Whatever Thread - Page 13 2276801876

by Kick Thu Jan 02, 2014 4:30 am

But I have to tell you something....I got it too....

by Juveman17 Thu Jan 02, 2014 8:52 am

Finished the LOTR Trilogy books and i watched the first two movies for the first time. Amazing series no doubt, easily the greatest fantasy trilogy ever. Movies are great, especially the soundtrack.

Just a pure example of how great the songs are in this movie.

by CBarca Thu Jan 02, 2014 9:24 am

Third one is amazing too Proud

Then onto the hobbit movies m8

proud of you m8 Proud

by Juveman17 Thu Jan 02, 2014 4:56 pm

by Eman Fri Jan 03, 2014 12:44 am

My LotR fanboyism is so great that I almost teared up at the beginning of each Hobbit movie just because of the nostalgia they related to Proud

by Juveman17 Fri Jan 03, 2014 1:25 am

Not gonna lie i was choked up at the end of the Return of the King Sad

Such a great book Smile

Once im done with the movies im going to read the Silmarillion. Has anyone else read it?

by Kaladin Fri Jan 03, 2014 1:30 am

After LoTR, read 'The Wheel of Time'.

This isn't a recommendation, it's a demand.

by Kick Fri Jan 03, 2014 3:12 am

Pls, no one can fanboy at LOTR harder than me, I lived in NZ, was born 2 minutes from Weta studios, Know Nori from the hobbit, know the kid that plays Frodo in long shot scenes + Aragorn's child AND know the owner of Gandalf the white's horse!

by Juveman17 Fri Jan 03, 2014 3:17 am

Kick wrote:Pls, no one can fanboy at LOTR harder than me, I lived in NZ, was born 2 minutes from Weta studios, Know Nori from the hobbit, know the kid that plays Frodo in long shot scenes + Aragorn's child AND know the owner of Gandalf the white's horse!

The Land of the Zeeland is safe under the rule of King Kickrond the Fair :bow:

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