DANGET I NEVR GET ROLL I WISHI COULD FIN IMPRESS HER S IT D_NMIT MOTHER F_CKER!!!!!!!!!!
k was that good roll please pm me :.(

[quote:post_uid0="ibuku"]DANGET I NEVR GET ROLL I WISHI COULD FIN IMPRESS HER S IT D_NMIT MOTHER F_CKER!!!!!!!!!!
k was that good roll please pm me :.([/quote]
...........Ibuku........U are weird....... :biggrin:

[quote:post_uid4="sk8erfox805"]quietkiller u should post here.!! this is ur section haahahahhahaha :laugh:[/quote:post_uid4]
Thx skaterfox :lol: :biggrin: :lookaround: RANT RANT I KNOW NOT OF THIS WORD LOLZ J?K Mumbley wumbley what fuga why yer can'ta ani ya bodi yer unda stander meya.Oh supa m@diyo helpa me outa heya.I ama trying to geta outa of heya but I no hava a wrench too clima out of this tunnela.Is that a confusing rant fer ya er shoulda I a keep typing like this froma nowa ona.Or do you like my more proper typing Can i get a opiniyon or suggestiyon Muhahaha :biggrin: Shux the :evilgrin: Ain'ta working ah shuxzzles aha ha its not a me luigi its a mi a madiyo I got cha didn't I ya.J?K people I am going to type normal I know some one caught a headache trying to read this if you even tried.Cough*Tmyappz readz every thing but my posts Muhahahahheheheh.Cough*Pukes up a lung argghh!!! Ah aha muahahheheh

I hate Michael Jackson!!!!!

why did he bacame white........there's a lot of diffrent reasons but I still don't get it why would he want to change his skin colour? I'm black and I'm staying black........when he did this he betrayed the black community.......he looks like an hermophrodite now.......I hate him.........I like his old music but I hate him.........before he was the coolest now he's just a freak........I,m not even sure if he's a human being anymore......

Ibuku: If you want to impress me so badly, act normal. Oh, and thanks for the complement.

Quiet Killer: Thank you for the useless post! :sarcasm:

Ludacris: Very interesting...

Another Rant from me!

Questions will always be more powerful than statements. Questions will always linger longer than declarations. But most importantly, questions will always change the world long after their answers have been forgotten.

Because a questions, a good one at least, does more than say "Here I am" and take a seat in oblivion. A question is a challenge, it demands to be answered, it begs to be dealt with and it commands the attention that only a threat to the status quo can deliver.

It doesn't matter if the question is "Why must life be this way?" or "What is the capital of Colombia?" a question challenges the recipient to answer it, it challenges someone to think.

In the best case, the question is answered satisfactorily and forgotten. It then becomes a whole statement, just like any other and takes it's place in the rows of facts in the mind where it is destined to be forgotten or at least unused.

Other questions aren't so easily answered not because we don't know the truth, but because we don't like it. These questions are usually silences before they are spoken for they draw attention to the unpleasant and force everyone to think about what they have forcibly pushed aside. There are many words for asking these types of questions, none of which are pleasant, but the truth is that every great leader, big and small, has had the guts to ask them and challenge the world below.

But still more questions have no answers at all. These questions are the ones that linger. With these questions, the challenge goes out, but is never answered. Like spotlights, these questions highlight what we do not know and often times what we will never know. They accent our limitations as people and as human beings. Because when we realize we don't know the answer or, worse yet, that there is no right answer, we realize what it means to be mortal, to not know everything, to have limitations.

But despite all of this, we have to ask questions, we have to challenge the world to think for it is the only way to grow. As a species, it is our mind that sets us apart and if we do not constantly expand our knowledge by challenging the envelope, then we are no greater than the countless species we have the courage to call inferior.

So my challenge to you, my question for you dear reader is to question everything. Ask the hard questions, ask the ones that people shy away from, ask the ones people dare not think about or would never ponder willingly. Because while expanding the envelope will always bring about a little pain, anything worth doing, anything worth saying, will always hurt someone. But that doesn't mean it would be best left unspoken...

Roll are you ok? You started this ranting topic all of a sudden.
I'm starting to think that you are having a few problems right now.Maybe if thats the case you should just tell someone.When you first made this thread I believe your attention was to make a place for users in this forum to have a place to spill there problems.

Now I know there is something wrong Roll because I remeber the beginning of thread you saying..I quote "I don't have much of a reason to rant,but a know alot of you who do."
Actually, Roll besides me your the only person saying things that bother you.

Now this bothers me.I hate it when a person hides there emotions from me I'd rather be hurt then to be confronted by a lie.Roll are you hiding in a shell right now?Maybe you should tell someone your problem.I know you have friends....hmm well I'm your friend tell the end.So don't hide what bothers you....ok.

That was kind of a rant from me today.

I am hiding things, but what I am hiding is something I shouldn't have found out about. And if I told anyone about it, I'd have either the government after me, or a psychiatrist that's dying to see me. Get it? But it's also not something that is needed to know. Maybe it has something to do with the up coming holidays. And besides, that is the one thing I am hiding. The Rants I just put up for fun! They're SO depressing, aren't they? You should've heard what my english teacher said about them... And besides, those are thoughts I just find during my day, whether I am cooking dinner, cleaning the house, typing here, with my friends doing who know whats, or even during training hours (Now it's 12:00pm-2:00am!) ^-^

[quote:post_uid4="Roll"]Ibuku: If you want to impress me so badly, act normal. Oh, and thanks for the complement.

Quiet Killer: Thank you for the useless post! :sarcasm:

Ludacris: Very interesting...

Another Rant from me!

Questions will always be more powerful than statements. Questions will always linger longer than declarations. But most importantly, questions will always change the world long after their answers have been forgotten.

Because a questions, a good one at least, does more than say "Here I am" and take a seat in oblivion. A question is a challenge, it demands to be answered, it begs to be dealt with and it commands the attention that only a threat to the status quo can deliver.

It doesn't matter if the question is "Why must life be this way?" or "What is the capital of Colombia?" a question challenges the recipient to answer it, it challenges someone to think.

In the best case, the question is answered satisfactorily and forgotten. It then becomes a whole statement, just like any other and takes it's place in the rows of facts in the mind where it is destined to be forgotten or at least unused.

Other questions aren't so easily answered not because we don't know the truth, but because we don't like it. These questions are usually silences before they are spoken for they draw attention to the unpleasant and force everyone to think about what they have forcibly pushed aside. There are many words for asking these types of questions, none of which are pleasant, but the truth is that every great leader, big and small, has had the guts to ask them and challenge the world below.

But still more questions have no answers at all. These questions are the ones that linger. With these questions, the challenge goes out, but is never answered. Like spotlights, these questions highlight what we do not know and often times what we will never know. They accent our limitations as people and as human beings. Because when we realize we don't know the answer or, worse yet, that there is no right answer, we realize what it means to be mortal, to not know everything, to have limitations.

But despite all of this, we have to ask questions, we have to challenge the world to think for it is the only way to grow. As a species, it is our mind that sets us apart and if we do not constantly expand our knowledge by challenging the envelope, then we are no greater than the countless species we have the courage to call inferior.

So my challenge to you, my question for you dear reader is to question everything. Ask the hard questions, ask the ones that people shy away from, ask the ones people dare not think about or would never ponder willingly. Because while expanding the envelope will always bring about a little pain, anything worth doing, anything worth saying, will always hurt someone. But that doesn't mean it would be best left unspoken...[/quote:post_uid4]
:lol: @ roll :lookaround: :eek: :biggrin: I did not even bother too read much of this.I will though Nice sumo essay roll :lol:

well it's maybe long but it's easier to understand then your long posts QUIET :biggrin:

And now it's time for ANOTHER rant! ^-^


[color=magenta:post_uid4]There was once a small sparrow whose goal was to drain the ocean. He would fly over the great sea, scoop up a beak full of water and dump it many miles inland. He would fly back and forthing taking a few precious teaspoons at a time until he died of old age hardly draining a bit.

There are those who would say that it would take that sparrow forever to drain the ocean, but they would be wrong. Forever is longer than what the sparrow would need to drain a millions of oceans on millions of worlds like ours. But the sparrow eventually did fall and never completed his task.

Many things that we think will last forever, don't. Buildings that were meant to last an eternity have long since crumbled to dust and ideas that were thought to be timeless have been discarded as relics of the past.

We can not hope to measure the concept of forever with such meager and frail objects. Things and ideas have a common foe in time and they are all worn away perishing in the face of the infinity that is forever.

To grasp forever we must look deep within ourselves and find the thing that will last forever, the only thing self-healing, self-repairing and self-sustaining. The only thing to carry on after death arising from it's own ashes like the legendary Pheonix. We can only measure forever in love.

In the face of love forever is no longer the destroyer of all things, the crumbler of buildings and the smasher of ideas. Rather, it is just a period of time and it's not even long enough. For a million upon a million upon a million years is not enough to truly celebrate the joy of love. For there is not enough time ever to enjoy every last drop of it's nectar.

That's the true beauty of love, before it all things are humbled and belittled, even the blackness of all eternity...[/color:post_uid4]

What do you think? I went for something more beautiful this time.