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Jul 9, 2013 20:27:20 GMT -5
Post by Chidorifool101 on Jul 9, 2013 20:27:20 GMT -5
Sammeth: I watched the video :LOL: It seems like it was from the 90s, yeah? But honestly, I thought the song sounded pretty cool in the beginning, but once the trombone and the singing came in, I was dying laughing and just covering my face in embarrassment for them :LOL: And who are The Heat, may I ask? (do you mean Miami Heat)?
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Jul 10, 2013 19:49:36 GMT -5
Post by Princess of Promise on Jul 10, 2013 19:49:36 GMT -5
Cover your eyes and ears was an appropriate warning.
It's the name of a movie called The Heat with Sandra Bullock and Melissa McCarthy. Funny as all hell :LOL:
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Jul 10, 2013 21:47:22 GMT -5
Post by Chidorifool101 on Jul 10, 2013 21:47:22 GMT -5
Yeah I told my sister about the video you posted, and she just shook her head, rolling her eyes at the way I was explaining how awful the band were :LOL: OH DUH. MY MUM AND SISTER SAW THAT MOVIE. :facepalm: I didn't go because I have grown to hate movies [whenever I watch one, I ruin it by thinking what was going through the actors' minds when doing a certain scene; I also think about how the setting the movie is in is most likely not real; and lastly, I think of how they did the special effects, etc.] Not only that, but the plots of movies now, are all really stupid, in general. And also, most movies are dumb remakes or unnecessary continuations /end rant. They told me the movie was hilarious though, so I take your word and geesh, I thought you were talking about basketball :LOL: I think the NBA is already over too!! - - - GUYS, as you may have noticed, I changed my avatar again Welcome my new mate, the bassist of Phoenix: Deck D'arcy. 27 in total, now. You know, I might just reach 30 before summer truly does end
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Jul 12, 2013 20:23:58 GMT -5
Post by wtfhoward on Jul 12, 2013 20:23:58 GMT -5
Holy shit Haley. Shall we give you some pics of hot band members so you can get to 30?
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Jul 14, 2013 22:20:16 GMT -5
Post by Chidorifool101 on Jul 14, 2013 22:20:16 GMT -5
I might be able to manage on my own, but thank you! I'll call for help if I need any :LOL:
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Jul 15, 2013 16:23:47 GMT -5
Post by wtfhoward on Jul 15, 2013 16:23:47 GMT -5
high school is closer now aaaaaaaaaaaaaa
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Jul 16, 2013 19:40:43 GMT -5
Post by Chidorifool101 on Jul 16, 2013 19:40:43 GMT -5
Em: It's not that bad, don't you worry~
I was freaking out too, but once I got there and at least knew how to get to my classes, everything else kind of sorted out. And I made a couple of new friends, so :}D
I'm sure you'll be fine *huggles*
I'm actually more afraid of being a sophomore... The cool seniors left, and now freshmen are coming in. And the freshmen coming into my school just might try to take over the high school. It's frightening.
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Jul 17, 2013 0:48:29 GMT -5
Post by wtfhoward on Jul 17, 2013 0:48:29 GMT -5
eh, freshies wont try that til they get to know the place. Then you have time to figure out a plan.
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Jul 17, 2013 16:17:40 GMT -5
Post by Princess of Promise on Jul 17, 2013 16:17:40 GMT -5
Meh, being a sophomore isn't too terribly bad. And the freshies will try, but they'll just end up banding together and in the end, it's still the seniors that'll rule. I'm actually more worried about my junior year (17?! ) because: A. I'm still going to come back to SFL (my mom didn't get the transfer so we're staying, which means no magnet program for me :/) B. Beginning to worry about SATs. C. As you said, all the cool seniors are gone (one of the coolest was this guy Adam [he was a Whovian and a big TIW fanboy and brony - that one's for you Em]). D. The awkward situation with Frank...and having to explain to Tori that I am indeed back. And getting a job. So again, I shall say that sophomore year is not that bad. If you know a few people and just be yourself (how cliche but it's true) then you're all set. It can actually be a great year for you. And as for you Emily: As long as you know where your first hour is, you're all good. That should help you past the first week or so :XD:
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Jul 18, 2013 0:12:06 GMT -5
Post by Chidorifool101 on Jul 18, 2013 0:12:06 GMT -5
Em: Well, the last time I saw the kids in the grade below me, they were still somewhat innocent-minded and youthfully annoying, but now... I've heard that they're trouble. They've become teenagers, and now they are probably all perverted and senseless [this is not applying to you, obviously. I think you are brilliant and so fabulous, girl.] I guess we'll have to see how it handles out. If they bother me, I'll just punch a hole right through their faces. Yeah. Sammeth: My sister was a junior and she hated that year... and I'm not saying this to freak you out (Gosh, what is wrong with me?) But really, she just had stupid things bother her, and her OCD had gotten much worse. On the other hand, I think you will be fine~ *huggles* My sister took some kind of SATs, and she didn't get the study guide like everyone else, but she still did very well. I guess my only advice is to study a bit, if you want. I'm still going to have an awkward situation with a specific boy when I get back, too, so I guess we can just stay together with that, try to get through it I know I'm going to hate Sophomore year because... 1) My sister, her friends (who are also my friends) are going to be graduating, leaving me to suffer for at least another month until summer. And then, I'll be suffering for the rest of my high school life without them. Which brings me to.. 2) I hate the friends that I have in my grade, as well as every other person in my grade. They all ignore me, or at least treat me like I'm inhuman/fragile/smarty pants/etc. which all hurts my feelings. 3) The principal that I had for Freshman year was the principal I had throughout all of my junior high years (he basically knows my life story, and has helped me through so much), and he's returning to the junior high. Therefore there will be a new principal who will probably not have my back. Which brings me to.. 4) I have been harassed (in the "bad" way- not so severely) by a stupid punk who had a crush on me last year, and his fricken friends. The principal that I've had for the past four years or so helped me keep that freak and his friends away. And now that he'll be leaving, as well as the juniors that have protected me just as much, I'll be so vulnerable to his harassing, and will probably end up murdering him and his friends out of insanity and stress. Yeah. Sorry for that rant, but it's just getting to me lately. But I'll do like you suggested- be myself, stick with the freshmen I guess. I just need people to help me through the year, and I should be fine, but that's so hard to come by these years, you know?
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Jul 18, 2013 2:03:11 GMT -5
Post by Princess of Promise on Jul 18, 2013 2:03:11 GMT -5
High school is good in that you can befriend/date someone in any grade and not be shunned because of it. Stick with the freshmen. And I know the feeling of being basically invisible/not human to a very large crowd. Trust me. It gets better. People come along that you don't even expect would even talk to you. Four months later: bam. You're copying each other's homework and finishing each other's punch lines without a single thought. And it doesn't hurt to find someone with similar interests (i'm not talking about bands or tv here, i mean stuff like art, music, drama, science, anime...do you get what i'm saying? ) If you can, join a club. Best decision I've ever made, other than band and art class. As for the principal and the kids that bother you, you never know. Try and get to know the new one. Let them know what's happening. You never know. They could be just like your opd principal, if not better. If not, then do the cliche (but proven) thing and IGNORE THEM. I know that it's difficult for the female gender to take shit from stupid guys (especially if caught on the wrong week), but trust me when i say this: over time, ignoring them works. Certainly not overnight (that'd be amazing), but give it a month or two. It'll die down, maybe even stop. And another thing: take your best quality and exploit it. That doesn't mean take your acting talent and fuck it up the arse, but rather what I mean is to not hide your best qualities/talents. If you're witty, be witty. If you're smart, be smart (but try not to be arrogant as well - being smart is a tricky one that i personally wouldn't exploit). If you can do something or be something (without forcing it), take those somethings and make them SHINE. You might just end up having a decent year. In the end, it all boils down to ignoring the idiots amd just being yourself, and also learning to go forwards on your own. Also, it doesn't hurt to be a bit weird with your wardrobe. Buy that Fourth Doctor scarf and wear it to school evey now and then. Wear a fedora occasionally. Whatever suits your fancy. (But seriously. Worn on the right person, fedoras cam be sexy as all hell :yesey:) Some of this I can say from personal experience, but honestly I just ended up re-telling a summary of what Frank and Victoria taught me over the past year :facepalm:
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Jul 19, 2013 8:06:27 GMT -5
Post by Chidorifool101 on Jul 19, 2013 8:06:27 GMT -5
My goodness, Sammeth. Your words just amazed me. I actually kind of have hope for sophomore year now, thanks to you *huggles* Some of the things you've suggested I do, I have already tried.. for example) Ignoring the stupid boys: Whenever I saw them, and they were already stalking me/gossiping like pathetic little girls about me, I ignored them. In gym especially, when they would be making fun of everyone participating, they'd target me, even though they did not try to make it so obvious that they were, and I would ignore them. If anything, once I made eye contact with the main stupid boy (as he would sneer/smirk at me trying to make me feel terrible about myself), I'd turn to my friend and start laughing or smiling about the crazy gym exercise we were doing. I made sure that I would not let any miserable disposition radiate off of me just to please him (because I know that's just what he wants to see). And I also told myself that I was not just pretending to not be miserable, because honestly, I was happy, or at least content. I would not let one obnoxious, cruel troll try to ruin my day. I mean, geesh, if that kid thought he could take me down in an instant as if he knew everything about me, then he's got something else coming for him. Because in sophomore year, and thanks to your advice, I will be so stuck-up around him that nothing he will ever do will bother me. I will crush his hopes, on my own (without the help of the principle or my friends), and he will see that he's wasting his screwed up life on somebody that doesn't give a flying shit about him or his motives. I will tear him down. ahem. But enough of my angry/powerful/positive rant, there. Also, it may not be sophomore year that I do this, considering I will be too busy, but I might look into clubs or groups in junior year. Not only have I heard from you that it is a great decision to do, but many people in my school have also said that, as well. Perhaps I can grow closer to some of my friends if they are willing to experience it all with me, and I could also possibly make some new friends (even though I hate meeting new people.) And about dressing the way I want to, I will do that even more than I have been these past two years. I've always wanted to wear dresses (I have a girly side, guys.) And so far, I've only worn a dress once in the past 7 years, or so. And now that my sister is actually considering wearing dresses, I might have her approval to go out wearing dresses more often (she usually scorned me/forced me to not wear dresses to school.) But yeah, thank you for all of the advice It really means a lot to me! - - - And yes, I have more to say, but this is directed towards everyone, I suppose... I think I'm becoming an insomniac. My reason is that- and after researching- I have most of the symptoms. It's actually kind of freaking me out, but I am going to try my best to shut it down before it grows worse, despite my stubborn side which is saying "don't go to sleep, you fool! Because if you do, you're going to sleep forever and ruin your time schedule once again and for the worse!!" and "you're going to prove to your family that you are vulnerable to them if you fall asleep. They want you to sleep, but you have to prove that you can make your own decisions." but then the disappointed side in me comes out, saying, "why are you making yourself older than you really are? You should still lavish yourself under your parents'/family's rule because one day it's going to be gone, and there's no turning back. Just suck it up and sleep; you know you want to." and then the stubborn side comes out, once again... "but I'm not even tired." But my body/brain responds, "GO TO SLEEP, YOU IDIOT. THIS ISN'T GOOD FOR YOUR HEALTH. YOUR BRAIN IS KILLING YOU BECAUSE YOU KEEP THINKING ABOUT EVERYTHIIIING." which is true. My mind will not ever shut up. It's exhausting. And it's actually gotten to the point in my life where I've concluded: "I am so mentally exhausted that I can't even force myself to fall asleep anymore." hopefully this all goes away, in time. - - - - Also, another thing I want to bring up (see? I can't stop talking/thinking). I might be going to Maine tomorrow, which is pretty cool but sad because the last time I was there, was when I was seeing Keane for my first time. I don't really know how I am going to react, especially since I might also be very fatigued. We'll see.
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Jul 19, 2013 14:52:49 GMT -5
Post by Princess of Promise on Jul 19, 2013 14:52:49 GMT -5
Haley, I know that exact feeling. I think that exact thing: "but I'm not even tired." Just because you do that doesn't mean you're an insomniac (i had trouble spelling that XD). Are you active a lot (not including gym class). If not, then try to do something to get yourself more active. Walk a dog (if you have one, try lengthening the walk). If you are fairly active, try not to do anything too intensive about an hour before the time you think you should go to sleep. Maybe try not eating dessert (this, weirdly enough, is the main reason why i had trouble with sleep), or soda with your dinner (also another reason, though soda doesn't affect me that much). Your situation sounds very similar to mine and it's kinda creepy. It goes away eventually. Another thing: it tends to show more on summer vacation than any other time. It's much more common than you think and it's not insomnia. It's just the fact of having a bit too much energy at night (even if you don't think you do). It'll take some time to see any useful results but in time it gets better. Hope I helped a bit XD And Maine
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Jul 20, 2013 0:04:17 GMT -5
Post by Chidorifool101 on Jul 20, 2013 0:04:17 GMT -5
It's just very annoying, you know? :c I just want to have a normal sleeping schedule, and I don't. I feel like my days are going by too quick, and that this isn't even summer vacation anymore. I'm not a very active person, no, but I do try to at least exercise for maybe 5 minutes a day (gosh, that's pretty bad.) It's just I don't have enough room in both my dad and mum's house to even do anything. And there's always pet fur on the ground that likes to stick to my back if I try anything And then outside I would be attacked by the swarms of bugs. eh. I was actually hoping that once school starts though, I would stay after school some days to just jog around the track. But obviously, that won't help the predicament I stand in now.. oh well! Thank you for the advice/suggestions again :3 And also, thanks for the reassurance that things will get better with it! I always seem to act like certain things will be the death of me, but obviously it will not. (actually, you never know...) Though, then again, it can be considered quite serious because so many of these things take away my happiness. So... :C
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Jul 20, 2013 1:21:18 GMT -5
Post by Princess of Promise on Jul 20, 2013 1:21:18 GMT -5
I'm not too terribly active either XD
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