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saltandburn1967 wrote:

Man, i can't wait for Jimmy to get back. I am going to get him to say "i cant eat peanut" as much as possible. Also, I want to get him to mention all the times he about got hit by a car. Why the hell is that dude always almost getting hit by cars? Is his sense of direction that bad? This is cracking me sistas and brothas!!!!!

Oh man, the peanut thing gets me every time!

And I don't know what the car thing is about. I don't even know if I fully believe it, these claims are so outlandish! Who knows though. Apparently people also walk up to him and tell him he's ugly. Who does that?!

Mr.Grieves wrote:

i looooove that movie. one of my favs. i still quote it to this day.


tell them large marge sent ya!

there's no basement at the Alamo!

IrishNameAndAnInjury wrote:

saltandburn1967 wrote:

Man, i can't wait for Jimmy to get back. I am going to get him to say "i cant eat peanut" as much as possible. Also, I want to get him to mention all the times he about got hit by a car. Why the hell is that dude always almost getting hit by cars? Is his sense of direction that bad? This is cracking me sistas and brothas!!!!!

Oh man, the peanut thing gets me every time!

And I don't know what the car thing is about. I don't even know if I fully believe it, these claims are so outlandish! Who knows though. Apparently people also walk up to him and tell him he's ugly. Who does that?!

HAHAHA, this guy cracks me up. I need him back. I didn't realize how much fun he could be till he left. When does he get unbanned. I NEED him back. No one just walks up to people and calls them ugly.

steph wrote:

Mr.Grieves wrote:

i looooove that movie. one of my favs. i still quote it to this day.


tell them large marge sent ya!

there's no basement at the Alamo!

is there something you'd like to share with the rest of us amazing larry?!

IrishNameAndAnInjury wrote:

Mr.Grieves wrote:

IrishNameAndAnInjury wrote:

Mr.Grieves wrote:

IrishNameAndAnInjury wrote:

steph wrote:

srsly these quotes are ridiculous.

someone tell me a story please.

I have a story!

When I was in fifth grade it was pizza day at school. I have crazy picky food issues and didn't eat cafeteria food, so I wasn't thinking about pizza or anthing, and I sat down on the steps with my friends (because the cool kids ate outside and I was so cool! ) and they all started laughing. Then all of a sudden, I realized that I wasn't sitting on the ground exactly, but on someone's piece of pizza that they had left on the ground! When I got up, the pizza was stuck to the seat of my white shorts and I was SO mortified! I didn't want to show it though, so I peeled the food off of my shorts and made some lame joke about how I'd rather be a pizza butt than a pizza face (pimples), and then I walked across campus to the office (getting laughed at the whole time!) and called my dad so he could bring me another pair of shorts. Then to top it off, I was wearing a red shirt and he brought me hot pink shorts. I could have just died at that point. The clashing colors were almost as bad as the greasy pizza stain!

that suuuuucks. i remember when things like this happened when you're young and you think it's the end of the world.

At the time it was awful, but I was good at laughing things off and not letting it show that it bothered me. I was never really picked on because I was the outgoing one that could take a joke and throw it back. Looking back now though, it was so hilarious!

kids around here were just jerks. i remember just being paranoid about being picked on about anything. i think i just wanted to fit in somewhere. being a kid sucked some times.

I think that's normal, as sad as that is. I really was a different kid though, because I never wanted to fit in. I liked being different and being a non-conformist, and I was always very confident, so I wasn't a target for the bullies. Plus I was taller than everybody else, loud, and opinionated, so people would have been stupid to mess with me. I wasn't a bully at all, but I wasn't a pushover either.

If you're clever you can get by anywhere. I had a similar mindset in highschool. the "non-conformist" shit. I've been playin sports my whole life, but I always hung out with a different type of crowd. I do the sports thing with those guys, but my personality has always clicked with weirdo's and artsy types lol. Kinda fucked up.

Crosby Stan wrote:

IrishNameAndAnInjury wrote:

Mr.Grieves wrote:

IrishNameAndAnInjury wrote:

Mr.Grieves wrote:

IrishNameAndAnInjury wrote:

steph wrote:

srsly these quotes are ridiculous.

someone tell me a story please.

I have a story!

When I was in fifth grade it was pizza day at school. I have crazy picky food issues and didn't eat cafeteria food, so I wasn't thinking about pizza or anthing, and I sat down on the steps with my friends (because the cool kids ate outside and I was so cool! ) and they all started laughing. Then all of a sudden, I realized that I wasn't sitting on the ground exactly, but on someone's piece of pizza that they had left on the ground! When I got up, the pizza was stuck to the seat of my white shorts and I was SO mortified! I didn't want to show it though, so I peeled the food off of my shorts and made some lame joke about how I'd rather be a pizza butt than a pizza face (pimples), and then I walked across campus to the office (getting laughed at the whole time!) and called my dad so he could bring me another pair of shorts. Then to top it off, I was wearing a red shirt and he brought me hot pink shorts. I could have just died at that point. The clashing colors were almost as bad as the greasy pizza stain!

that suuuuucks. i remember when things like this happened when you're young and you think it's the end of the world.

At the time it was awful, but I was good at laughing things off and not letting it show that it bothered me. I was never really picked on because I was the outgoing one that could take a joke and throw it back. Looking back now though, it was so hilarious!

kids around here were just jerks. i remember just being paranoid about being picked on about anything. i think i just wanted to fit in somewhere. being a kid sucked some times.

I think that's normal, as sad as that is. I really was a different kid though, because I never wanted to fit in. I liked being different and being a non-conformist, and I was always very confident, so I wasn't a target for the bullies. Plus I was taller than everybody else, loud, and opinionated, so people would have been stupid to mess with me. I wasn't a bully at all, but I wasn't a pushover either.

If you're clever you can get by anywhere. I had a similar mindset in highschool. the "non-conformist" shit. I've been playin sports my whole life, but I always hung out with a different type of crowd. I do the sports thing with those guys, but my personality has always clicked with weirdo's and artsy types lol. Kinda fucked up.

I got along with everyone in high school. I pretty much hung out with every group mostly.....well, not all them.....

saltandburn1967 wrote:

IrishNameAndAnInjury wrote:

saltandburn1967 wrote:

Man, i can't wait for Jimmy to get back. I am going to get him to say "i cant eat peanut" as much as possible. Also, I want to get him to mention all the times he about got hit by a car. Why the hell is that dude always almost getting hit by cars? Is his sense of direction that bad? This is cracking me sistas and brothas!!!!!

Oh man, the peanut thing gets me every time!

And I don't know what the car thing is about. I don't even know if I fully believe it, these claims are so outlandish! Who knows though. Apparently people also walk up to him and tell him he's ugly. Who does that?!

HAHAHA, this guy cracks me up. I need him back. I didn't realize how much fun he could be till he left. When does he get unbanned. I NEED him back. No one just walks up to people and calls them ugly.

I don't know for sure, but I bet it will be at least a few more weeks. And that's the thing, he used to be entertaining with his crazy stories and we would all laugh and laugh, but then the stories stopped and it was just constant moping, with a Nascar or train comment thrown in. And talking about these GirLs all the time. WTF?! No longer entertaining. The only entertaining thing about him is us talking about the silly things he says on occasion. I don't get him at all. Really, I feel bad that he's so down about his life and I hope things get better, but he annoys me so much!

Mr.Grieves wrote:

steph wrote:

Mr.Grieves wrote:

i looooove that movie. one of my favs. i still quote it to this day.


tell them large marge sent ya!

there's no basement at the Alamo!

is there something you'd like to share with the rest of us amazing larry?!

tequila!!!

Oh, he's very popular Ed. The sportos, the motorheads, geeks, sluts, bloods, wastoids, dweebies, dickheads - they all adore him. They think he's a righteous dude

steph wrote:

Mr.Grieves wrote:

steph wrote:

Mr.Grieves wrote:

i looooove that movie. one of my favs. i still quote it to this day.


tell them large marge sent ya!

there's no basement at the Alamo!

is there something you'd like to share with the rest of us amazing larry?!

tequila!!!

i say we tattoo him, then we hang him, then we kill him!

i say we let him go.

NO!

IrishNameAndAnInjury wrote:

saltandburn1967 wrote:

IrishNameAndAnInjury wrote:

saltandburn1967 wrote:

Man, i can't wait for Jimmy to get back. I am going to get him to say "i cant eat peanut" as much as possible. Also, I want to get him to mention all the times he about got hit by a car. Why the hell is that dude always almost getting hit by cars? Is his sense of direction that bad? This is cracking me sistas and brothas!!!!!

Oh man, the peanut thing gets me every time!

And I don't know what the car thing is about. I don't even know if I fully believe it, these claims are so outlandish! Who knows though. Apparently people also walk up to him and tell him he's ugly. Who does that?!

HAHAHA, this guy cracks me up. I need him back. I didn't realize how much fun he could be till he left. When does he get unbanned. I NEED him back. No one just walks up to people and calls them ugly.

I don't know for sure, but I bet it will be at least a few more weeks. And that's the thing, he used to be entertaining with his crazy stories and we would all laugh and laugh, but then the stories stopped and it was just constant moping, with a Nascar or train comment thrown in. And talking about these GirLs all the time. WTF?! No longer entertaining. The only entertaining thing about him is us talking about the silly things he says on occasion. I don't get him at all. Really, I feel bad that he's so down about his life and I hope things get better, but he annoys me so much!

I think you mean, he cracks you up so much! I wish I could have seen young Jimbo. He sounded like a barrel of laughs. Everything must have went downhill once I got here. I don't think he liked me very much. He never spoke to me really.

Breaking News!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Steph Sex Jimmy

Mr.Grieves wrote:

Oh, he's very popular Ed. The sportos, the motorheads, geeks, sluts, bloods, wastoids, dweebies, dickheads - they all adore him. They think he's a righteous dude

did you just quote Ferris Bueller. holy fuck. i cannot process this much right now

Crosby Stan wrote:

IrishNameAndAnInjury wrote:

Mr.Grieves wrote:

IrishNameAndAnInjury wrote:

Mr.Grieves wrote:

IrishNameAndAnInjury wrote:

steph wrote:

srsly these quotes are ridiculous.

someone tell me a story please.

I have a story!

When I was in fifth grade it was pizza day at school. I have crazy picky food issues and didn't eat cafeteria food, so I wasn't thinking about pizza or anthing, and I sat down on the steps with my friends (because the cool kids ate outside and I was so cool! ) and they all started laughing. Then all of a sudden, I realized that I wasn't sitting on the ground exactly, but on someone's piece of pizza that they had left on the ground! When I got up, the pizza was stuck to the seat of my white shorts and I was SO mortified! I didn't want to show it though, so I peeled the food off of my shorts and made some lame joke about how I'd rather be a pizza butt than a pizza face (pimples), and then I walked across campus to the office (getting laughed at the whole time!) and called my dad so he could bring me another pair of shorts. Then to top it off, I was wearing a red shirt and he brought me hot pink shorts. I could have just died at that point. The clashing colors were almost as bad as the greasy pizza stain!

that suuuuucks. i remember when things like this happened when you're young and you think it's the end of the world.

At the time it was awful, but I was good at laughing things off and not letting it show that it bothered me. I was never really picked on because I was the outgoing one that could take a joke and throw it back. Looking back now though, it was so hilarious!

kids around here were just jerks. i remember just being paranoid about being picked on about anything. i think i just wanted to fit in somewhere. being a kid sucked some times.

I think that's normal, as sad as that is. I really was a different kid though, because I never wanted to fit in. I liked being different and being a non-conformist, and I was always very confident, so I wasn't a target for the bullies. Plus I was taller than everybody else, loud, and opinionated, so people would have been stupid to mess with me. I wasn't a bully at all, but I wasn't a pushover either.

If you're clever you can get by anywhere. I had a similar mindset in highschool. the "non-conformist" shit. I've been playin sports my whole life, but I always hung out with a different type of crowd. I do the sports thing with those guys, but my personality has always clicked with weirdo's and artsy types lol. Kinda fucked up.

I think that's cool. It takes a certain amount of confidence to be different like that. In high school I was in the top 3% of my class, straight A student in advanced placement classes, etc., but I hung out with the burnouts/weirdos/punks because they were the ones I related to. I never did drugs but all my friends did, I didn't get pregnant but tons of my friends did, I just liked standing out wherever I was, whether it be with my intellect, my personality, what I was saying, or what I stood for. Blending in was never my thing.

saltandburn1967 wrote:

Crosby Stan wrote:

IrishNameAndAnInjury wrote:

Mr.Grieves wrote:

IrishNameAndAnInjury wrote:

Mr.Grieves wrote:

IrishNameAndAnInjury wrote:

steph wrote:

srsly these quotes are ridiculous.

someone tell me a story please.

I have a story!

When I was in fifth grade it was pizza day at school. I have crazy picky food issues and didn't eat cafeteria food, so I wasn't thinking about pizza or anthing, and I sat down on the steps with my friends (because the cool kids ate outside and I was so cool! ) and they all started laughing. Then all of a sudden, I realized that I wasn't sitting on the ground exactly, but on someone's piece of pizza that they had left on the ground! When I got up, the pizza was stuck to the seat of my white shorts and I was SO mortified! I didn't want to show it though, so I peeled the food off of my shorts and made some lame joke about how I'd rather be a pizza butt than a pizza face (pimples), and then I walked across campus to the office (getting laughed at the whole time!) and called my dad so he could bring me another pair of shorts. Then to top it off, I was wearing a red shirt and he brought me hot pink shorts. I could have just died at that point. The clashing colors were almost as bad as the greasy pizza stain!

that suuuuucks. i remember when things like this happened when you're young and you think it's the end of the world.

At the time it was awful, but I was good at laughing things off and not letting it show that it bothered me. I was never really picked on because I was the outgoing one that could take a joke and throw it back. Looking back now though, it was so hilarious!

kids around here were just jerks. i remember just being paranoid about being picked on about anything. i think i just wanted to fit in somewhere. being a kid sucked some times.

I think that's normal, as sad as that is. I really was a different kid though, because I never wanted to fit in. I liked being different and being a non-conformist, and I was always very confident, so I wasn't a target for the bullies. Plus I was taller than everybody else, loud, and opinionated, so people would have been stupid to mess with me. I wasn't a bully at all, but I wasn't a pushover either.

If you're clever you can get by anywhere. I had a similar mindset in highschool. the "non-conformist" shit. I've been playin sports my whole life, but I always hung out with a different type of crowd. I do the sports thing with those guys, but my personality has always clicked with weirdo's and artsy types lol. Kinda fucked up.

I got along with everyone in high school. I pretty much hung out with every group mostly.....well, not all them.....

Ya man, Same here. Having kind of a versatility that works with everyone. I had/still have friends from every kind of backround. I've always been the most comfortable around big personality, creative types though... Kinda like how you had the crowd you'd party with, the crowd you'd play sports with, the friends you'd have that are down for a good conversation etc...The laid back, humble, ones who weren't douchebags were always the type I preferred.

saltandburn1967 wrote:

Breaking News!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Steph Sex Jimmy

steph wrote:

Mr.Grieves wrote:

Oh, he's very popular Ed. The sportos, the motorheads, geeks, sluts, bloods, wastoids, dweebies, dickheads - they all adore him. They think he's a righteous dude

did you just quote Ferris Bueller. holy fuck. i cannot process this much right now

i can quote 80s movies all night long.

you know what i got for christmas? it was a banner year at the bender house hold. I got a carton of cigarettes!

Mr.Grieves wrote:

steph wrote:

Mr.Grieves wrote:

Oh, he's very popular Ed. The sportos, the motorheads, geeks, sluts, bloods, wastoids, dweebies, dickheads - they all adore him. They think he's a righteous dude

did you just quote Ferris Bueller. holy fuck. i cannot process this much right now

i can quote 80s movies all night long.

you know what i got for christmas? it was a banner year at the bender house hold. I got a carton of cigarettes!

YOU ARE KILLING ME RIGHT NOW. Ferris Bueller is one of my favorite movies EVER.

now Breakfast Club? ahhh. i can't even think of quotes, you're just amazing me right now.

steph wrote:

saltandburn1967 wrote:

Breaking News!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Steph Sex Jimmy

Shut it. You know you loved his manly facial hair.

IrishNameAndAnInjury wrote:

Crosby Stan wrote:

IrishNameAndAnInjury wrote:

Mr.Grieves wrote:

IrishNameAndAnInjury wrote:

Mr.Grieves wrote:

IrishNameAndAnInjury wrote:

steph wrote:

srsly these quotes are ridiculous.

someone tell me a story please.

I have a story!

When I was in fifth grade it was pizza day at school. I have crazy picky food issues and didn't eat cafeteria food, so I wasn't thinking about pizza or anthing, and I sat down on the steps with my friends (because the cool kids ate outside and I was so cool! ) and they all started laughing. Then all of a sudden, I realized that I wasn't sitting on the ground exactly, but on someone's piece of pizza that they had left on the ground! When I got up, the pizza was stuck to the seat of my white shorts and I was SO mortified! I didn't want to show it though, so I peeled the food off of my shorts and made some lame joke about how I'd rather be a pizza butt than a pizza face (pimples), and then I walked across campus to the office (getting laughed at the whole time!) and called my dad so he could bring me another pair of shorts. Then to top it off, I was wearing a red shirt and he brought me hot pink shorts. I could have just died at that point. The clashing colors were almost as bad as the greasy pizza stain!

that suuuuucks. i remember when things like this happened when you're young and you think it's the end of the world.

At the time it was awful, but I was good at laughing things off and not letting it show that it bothered me. I was never really picked on because I was the outgoing one that could take a joke and throw it back. Looking back now though, it was so hilarious!

kids around here were just jerks. i remember just being paranoid about being picked on about anything. i think i just wanted to fit in somewhere. being a kid sucked some times.

I think that's normal, as sad as that is. I really was a different kid though, because I never wanted to fit in. I liked being different and being a non-conformist, and I was always very confident, so I wasn't a target for the bullies. Plus I was taller than everybody else, loud, and opinionated, so people would have been stupid to mess with me. I wasn't a bully at all, but I wasn't a pushover either.

If you're clever you can get by anywhere. I had a similar mindset in highschool. the "non-conformist" shit. I've been playin sports my whole life, but I always hung out with a different type of crowd. I do the sports thing with those guys, but my personality has always clicked with weirdo's and artsy types lol. Kinda fucked up.

I think that's cool. It takes a certain amount of confidence to be different like that. In high school I was in the top 3% of my class, straight A student in advanced placement classes, etc., but I hung out with the burnouts/weirdos/punks because they were the ones I related to. I never did drugs but all my friends did, I didn't get pregnant but tons of my friends did, I just liked standing out wherever I was, whether it be with my intellect, my personality, what I was saying, or what I stood for. Blending in was never my thing.

Agreed. Why try to fit in when you're a stand out ?

steph wrote:

Mr.Grieves wrote:

steph wrote:

Mr.Grieves wrote:

Oh, he's very popular Ed. The sportos, the motorheads, geeks, sluts, bloods, wastoids, dweebies, dickheads - they all adore him. They think he's a righteous dude

did you just quote Ferris Bueller. holy fuck. i cannot process this much right now

i can quote 80s movies all night long.

you know what i got for christmas? it was a banner year at the bender house hold. I got a carton of cigarettes!

YOU ARE KILLING ME RIGHT NOW. Ferris Bueller is one of my favorite movies EVER.

now Breakfast Club? ahhh. i can't even think of quotes, you're just amazing me right now.

when cameron was in eygpt's land, let my cameron go.

saltandburn1967 wrote:

IrishNameAndAnInjury wrote:

saltandburn1967 wrote:

IrishNameAndAnInjury wrote:

saltandburn1967 wrote:

Man, i can't wait for Jimmy to get back. I am going to get him to say "i cant eat peanut" as much as possible. Also, I want to get him to mention all the times he about got hit by a car. Why the hell is that dude always almost getting hit by cars? Is his sense of direction that bad? This is cracking me sistas and brothas!!!!!

Oh man, the peanut thing gets me every time!

And I don't know what the car thing is about. I don't even know if I fully believe it, these claims are so outlandish! Who knows though. Apparently people also walk up to him and tell him he's ugly. Who does that?!

HAHAHA, this guy cracks me up. I need him back. I didn't realize how much fun he could be till he left. When does he get unbanned. I NEED him back. No one just walks up to people and calls them ugly.

I don't know for sure, but I bet it will be at least a few more weeks. And that's the thing, he used to be entertaining with his crazy stories and we would all laugh and laugh, but then the stories stopped and it was just constant moping, with a Nascar or train comment thrown in. And talking about these GirLs all the time. WTF?! No longer entertaining. The only entertaining thing about him is us talking about the silly things he says on occasion. I don't get him at all. Really, I feel bad that he's so down about his life and I hope things get better, but he annoys me so much!

I think you mean, he cracks you up so much! I wish I could have seen young Jimbo. He sounded like a barrel of laughs. Everything must have went downhill once I got here. I don't think he liked me very much. He never spoke to me really.

He doesn't like any of us. He just likes our attention. And I (and lots of other people) spend so much time trying to help the dude out, but he doesn't want to change, he just wants to complain and have us baby him. I will be nice, I will talk to him about music and writing and stuff like that, but I'm not going to give him advice anymore because it doesn't do any good. Instead, I'll pray for him because that's what I do.

Jimmy from last year and early on this year made us all laugh so hard. But then he lost that effect...

saltandburn1967 wrote:

Breaking News!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Steph Sex Jimmy

DO YOU HAVE A DEATH WISH?!?!?!?!?!?!

IrishNameAndAnInjury wrote:

saltandburn1967 wrote:

Breaking News!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Steph Sex Jimmy

DO YOU HAVE A DEATH WISH?!?!?!?!?!?!

I can't die...so no

We're back to Jimmy-talk, huh?