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Posted: **Fri Jan 07, 2005 10:42 am**

Benphu wrote:- The first one's really sad: after a concert of a local band, we moved with my friend to the pub across the highway. There was a dead man lying there in cold blood hit by a car travelling with 150 km/h, and the police was there and everything. A lot's of people were watching, and when we got to the gate of the pub (first you have to enter a garden then you go down some stairs, which lead below the ground and you get in a cellar), where those people couldn't hear it, a laughed at the poor dead guy. Man, I was so drunk. I shouldn't have done this, when I recall I always get f--d up.

- I once shaved my genitalia

- I sh*t naked

- last week two friends of mine spat in the wine of a drunk guy in a pub... and after that, I pissed in it... after a half hour of convincing the guy (we hate him, he's in fact our schoolmate) drank the wine... OH YEAH

strong confessions, man!

I look younger than I am, and also feel younger..... good thing!

Posted: **Fri Jan 07, 2005 8:01 pm**

strong confessions, man!

I look younger than I am, and also feel younger..... good thing!

You know what? It is too strong. I'm removing it I shouldn't have told these things, not because I'm afraid, it's just stupid

Would you care removing the first one, please?

Posted: **Sat Jan 08, 2005 2:04 am**

Well, it was kinda heavy, yeah... i assume its quite painful thinking back.. there are some things i truly regret while being drunk.. fortunately i never violated someones dignity in anyway.. i would be quite ashamed of that...

Posted: **Sat Jan 08, 2005 4:08 am**

when i am drunk, i have only one thought: GIRLS! ROCK! YEAH!

Posted: **Sat Jan 08, 2005 4:18 am**

I think that could potentially be interpreted as three thoughts....?

Posted: **Sat Jan 08, 2005 2:14 pm**

Benphu wrote:
strong confessions, man!

I look younger than I am, and also feel younger..... good thing!

You know what? It is too strong. I'm removing it I shouldn't have told these things, not because I'm afraid, it's just stupid

Would you care removing the first one, please?

no problem man.

Posted: **Sat Jan 08, 2005 3:54 pm**

HvyMtlClickWitch wrote:I think that could potentially be interpreted as three thoughts....?

Listen, young lady, stop being so gosh darned facetious all the time.

Confession: I think I have an 80s fetish.

Not in a sexual way, just... god, the 80s makes me all warm and fuzzy. Like a really old, nice, cheesy synthesizer.

Posted: **Sat Jan 08, 2005 4:29 pm**

gon wrote:
Benphu wrote:
strong confessions, man!

I look younger than I am, and also feel younger..... good thing!

You know what? It is too strong. I'm removing it I shouldn't have told these things, not because I'm afraid, it's just stupid

Would you care removing the first one, please?
no problem man.

Then do it.

Posted: **Sat Jan 08, 2005 5:02 pm**

iron_thunder wrote:Like a really old, nice, cheesy synthesizer.

God. I don't think there's any way possible that could have been expressed more perfectly.

Topic: While once driving my dad's van, i accidentally hit the house with it.

Posted: **Sat Jan 08, 2005 6:23 pm**

HvyMtlClickWitch wrote:
iron_thunder wrote:Like a really old, nice, cheesy synthesizer.
God. I don't think there's any way possible that could have been expressed more perfectly..

Thanks! i try. I love my synthesizers... I want a keytar! The ultimate in cheese! There's my confession... I just don'thave the money, though. Hey, maybe while i'm NOT working I can go to the music store and play one, if they have such an instrument...

HvyMtlClickWitch wrote:Topic: While once driving my dad's van, i accidentally hit the house with it.

Well put. Have you driven since?

Posted: **Tue Jan 11, 2005 5:45 pm**

I have a pretty collection of key grips??' sorry I can´t find a proper word to describe this....

Posted: **Tue Jan 11, 2005 6:19 pm**

iron_thunder wrote:
HvyMtlClickWitch wrote:Topic: While once driving my dad's van, i accidentally hit the house with it.
Well put. Have you driven since?

Yeah, they have no idea about that. The house held up fine, there's a big dent in the fender of the fan, like someone whacked their head into it. "No one knows how it happened...."

Not long after that i crashed my mom's car on the interstate. That sucked. If i had been fighting a normal vehicle it would have been fine, wouldn't even have done any damage, but the Uber-Truck was high enough off the ground to crush the entire front of my mom's car at around 6 k/hr. Horrible.

Posted: **Tue Jan 11, 2005 6:32 pm**

HvyMtlClickWitch wrote:
iron_thunder wrote:
HvyMtlClickWitch wrote:Topic: While once driving my dad's van, i accidentally hit the house with it.
Well put. Have you driven since?
Yeah, they have no idea about that. The house held up fine, there's a big dent in the fender of the fan, like someone whacked their head into it. "No one knows how it happened...."

Not long after that i crashed my mom's car on the interstate. That sucked. If i had been fighting a normal vehicle it would have been fine, wouldn't even have done any damage, but the Uber-Truck was high enough off the ground to crush the entire front of my mom's car at around 6 k/hr. Horrible.

At least you people can drive. I'm 19, and I still have my learner's permit

Posted: **Tue Jan 11, 2005 7:02 pm**

once you have, I expect you will regret of having it.....I know what I say, I am a professional driver....

Posted: **Tue Jan 11, 2005 7:15 pm**

Neorave wrote:At least you people can drive. I'm 19, and I still have my learner's permit

I was in your shoes. Actually, i was caught driving without a license/permit at the age of 18, and was suspended for a year. Yeah, despite the fact that i wasn't even allowed to drive, i still got suspended somehow. I got my permit at 19 and my license at 20.

Don't listen to Gon.

You will love driving. Mostly because it goes so well with blasting metal. It's my favorite thing to do, drive with the windows down while blasting a metal CD. Priceless. Makes me wish i had a convertible-top.

Posted: **Tue Jan 11, 2005 8:16 pm**

yeah, is funny, except when the patrol stops you, the fine is around 600 euros and they take your license for 3 months! but anyway, I say it because I live in a country which has a really high of dead people on the roads every year ( 6000 per year...). But I least I survive, ( at the moment!)

Posted: **Tue Jan 11, 2005 10:13 pm**

Neorave wrote:At least you people can drive. I'm 19, and I still have my learner's permit

I still can't drive. Haven't even started to learn it.

Posted: **Wed Jan 12, 2005 6:06 am**

Beast_Pete wrote:
Neorave wrote:At least you people can drive. I'm 19, and I still have my learner's permit
I still can't drive. Haven't even started to learn it.

Heh me neither, and I'll be 22 in like two weeks. I'm terrified of driving!
I ride my bike in the city a lot (or I did, until someone cut the brakes and I didn't notice until I actually HAD to brake), and the drivers are BAAAAAAAAD. I don't like them. !!! *Clare runs away and hides*

Posted: **Wed Jan 12, 2005 1:53 pm**

I confess that I have fear of the bicycles... although I like then. the reason is that when I was a child, around 16 years old, I had a strong accident with one... I got afraid since that moment.

Posted: **Wed Jan 12, 2005 4:48 pm**

Wow, Gon. You don't like driving, you don't like bicycles.....what's going on here? Do you ride a skateboard everywhere or what?

Clare, i am jealous, you actually live in a city you can bike around in. If i took a bike out here, it would be at least an hour before i got anywhere useful. Then i'd pass about 485734994759304792138473947 Starbucks. Then another two hours of corporate buildings and construction.

While in Seattle i rode a bike absolutely everywhere. Although....like you say...bad drivers! My sister-in-law has a bumper sticker that says "Start Seeing Bicycles". Very relevant.

Posted: **Wed Jan 12, 2005 7:30 pm**

Man, I am an excellent driver, but, as it is my profession, sometimes I hate it. That´s all. About the bikes, all is around the accident. No more.

I like to walk a lot across mountains....and forests....

Posted: **Wed Jan 12, 2005 7:53 pm**

Now I'm afraid of bikes too because I've gotten in so many near-accidents. Within a block I almost got hit by three seperate cars.

Confession: I use windows. I have a PC. For those of you who have the same system, I love the sound it makes when you empty the recycle bin. It's this fake paper-crunching sound. I turn up my speakers when I do so. It'a s nano-second of joy.

THE END.

Posted: **Wed Jan 12, 2005 9:24 pm**

iron_thunder wrote:Confession: I use windows. I have a PC. For those of you who have the same system, I love the sound it makes when you empty the recycle bin. It's this fake paper-crunching sound. I turn up my speakers when I do so. It'a s nano-second of joy.

THE END.

Wow, great confession.

I use win98, 'cos I hate XP, and I can't use Linux. I will learn it one day, 'cos it's important, if I want to be a networks-expert.

Posted: **Wed Jan 12, 2005 9:58 pm**

I confess I will have highest level language exam on saturday, my teacher said that she's sure I'll make it, but I'm scared like HELL

Posted: **Thu Jan 13, 2005 10:49 am**

that´s good man!

BTW, your language is " relative" to finnish, isn´t it?

Posted: **Thu Jan 13, 2005 12:13 pm**

gon wrote:that´s good man!

BTW, your language is " relative" to finnish, isn´t it?

Yes, Finno-Ugrian. But there are different verisons of our origins, but the languages Finnish and Hungarian are very similar in basic things.

Posted: **Thu Jan 13, 2005 1:42 pm**

Beast_Pete wrote:
gon wrote:that´s good man!

BTW, your language is " relative" to finnish, isn´t it?
Yes, Finno-Ugrian. But there are different verisons of our origins, but the languages Finnish and Hungarian are very similar in basic things.

wow, that´s really interesting, considering the long distance between both countries.

Posted: **Thu Jan 13, 2005 3:01 pm**

Yeah, Hungarian and Finnish are from the same root, the Finno-Ugrian. We weren't always so far away, back in the Uralic-ages (in national history we call this the age when we were settled down at the Ural Mountains; as the Scit or Szkíta or Szittya) a bunch of folks were collected in one single population, which lasted for hundreds of years.

And about the language exam, just to avoid any misunderstandings, it's an english exam. I'm not familiar with foreign educational systems.

Posted: **Fri Jan 14, 2005 12:36 pm**

Anyway, it is great to learn more about different countries.

Posted: **Fri Jan 14, 2005 6:05 pm**

I confess, that I had a promise, even thou it's unusual from me.

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