i lol when "lol" is in all caps.

Yeah, had we not had to rush into the movie we would have done some serious scene kid heckling.

Ugh, I don't want to carry my stuff inside.

one day i need to go do some heckling.

i don't want to go to bed but i know i need to in about ten minutes.

This group of us that went out tonight had so many good times heckling scene kids in high school. We'd actually make them run away and frighten them horribly because we'd pull out all stops to point about how douchy they were and that their music sucks.

I don't have to do a damn thing tomorrow. I'll probably end up going to the mall and bookstore, but I can that at my leisure.

Never, under any circumstances skimp out on the nice and considerably more expensive q-tips. The good ones are worth every extra penny, a truly high value item.

you're kind of my hero. i'm generally too lazy to speak up to the misguided scenesters.

I'm finally joining the modern world. I've talked my parents into getting me an xbox360 for christmas.

we bought wii fit friday! wicked awesome.

i need my xbox back.

It was a lot of fun. The food fights during the first two years between the skate punks and those who hung with them (me and the group) and the scene kids/rednecks were priceless. I've never seen rolls and biscuits strewn so widely.

i never got to be in an honest to goodness food fight. that sounds so fun.

We had about 8-12 all-out ones, with almost daily biscuit/milk carton skirmishes for my freshman and sophomore years.

I want some chocolate-y stuff.

I used to throw random foods up in the air in the lunchroom back in high school. Mainly pickles and handfuls of goldfish. I only got caught once.

that sounds like soemething sean would do.

josh- i want chocolate-covered potato chips all of a sudden. but i'm still not hungry. i'd just sit and watch them exist.

Chocolate covered chips? I've never heard of such in all my years.

oh, they're scrumptious. perfect ratio of sweet to salty.

Wow. I thought chocolate covered pretzels reached that pinnacle.

I can't find any chocolate stuff and I can't be bothered to make a 1:23am Wal Mart run.

To bring this back up again:
Me and some friends also stuck some pickle slices on the windows in the cafeteria to see how long it would take for someone to notice them and take them down.

Believe it or not, they're still there, three years later.

Wow. The longest we ever got was a couple of months out of a piece of pasteurized imitation cheese slice.

Yeah. When we went to go check on them, they were still moist. What. The. Fuck.

The cheese-like product never molded, it just stuck to the wall. They never could get the outline off.