Bodast

Whoooops! I do \m/

I agree with them all except 'heart', because 'heart' as used by me is a verb as well as a noun, and has a subtly different meaning to the verb 'love'.

But '<3' is not on.

Genesis - The Return of the Giant Hogweed

(Or Looking for Someone.)

Genesis - Hairless Heart

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The Cure - One Hundred Years

King Crimson - One More Red Nightmare

damn that fucking video!

i watched it last night before i went to bed and i dreamt i was riding on a goat who bumped into a bus shelter and fainted. i wasnt happy as i was in a race along the dual carriageway at the time with my mum (who was pregnant) the guys from black atom and some others who had been at a party for my mum

This is off the subject but I had a dream about that guy from One Up last night.. I went into Game and he worked there, and you had to find a special glove to play one of the demos, and he helped me find it, and then he said that his name was Mr Filkie and that he had something to show me. So he opened a book like the one on the Chamber of Secrets, and wrote in it, "I am Filkie," and it got absorbed and then the book replied, "I am Tom Marvolo Riddle," and then Filkie flicked through the pages and it was actually like an address book, and only the first page was all old and ink absorbing after all. But then the book made a little screen and I had to look into it and it was like an amateur movie. First it showed a group of really posh schoolboys dressed in orange who were making up an intricately witty poem and laughing about it, and then it cut to people in the same orange clothes but they were obviously the school wastoids, who were using the chemistry equipment to make a bong, and they were singing "New Rage Hope Song" by the Grim Northern Social, which was why Filkie had shown it to me. What a great guy.

Anyway, back to the goats.

There once was a wee goat called Jack,

Who encountered a man in a mac.

He got quite a scare,

Stuck his legs in the air

And fell to the ground on his back.

That's so funny - the adults can train themselves to walk even when they're in faint-mode!

Nitpicker

Dionyssus - Something's Happening to Me

Emo = Ego

If emo = ego' date='

Then does ego = emo?

And does that mean that ELP = emo? I sincerely hope not!

I mean... aside from the fact that Keith Emerson's nickname is, unfortunately, Emo.

Then again, no emo band would ever, [i']ever release an album with a cover like Love Beach!

"I put some beans on it... uhh.. in case you wanted beans on it.."

whats an emo kid?

lets not forget that writing lyrics is a kind of poetry. and poets have been musing about feelings for centuries.

That's true. Catullus was a total emo iuvenis.

"I hate and I love. Perchance you ask why I do that. I know not, but I feel that I do and I am tortured."

Well i do know that the word "Sideburns" originated from the Union or Confederate (cant remember which side he was on) General Sideburn. He had sideburns and since Sideburn was the general's name' date=' his men chose the name "Sideburns". But the civil war hadn't started by 1835, so maybe that year is wrong...

Quite a cool wee piece of random information for you there!

Also another random fact for you all is that the term "hookers" was because General Hooker was big into his prostitutes.

Bet your all really delighted that i shared those random facts with yuo [/quote']

Wow.. I just did some research and it turns out Mr Burnside (they switched the name round) was only 11 in 1835. However I have changed my display picture to this:

which was from 1862, and changed my name accordingly.

Thanks for the info, I'm sure that hooker fact will be a great ice breaker

"I feel alive You were my ecstacy it's you that I'm craving, I feel alive you were my energy so why do you hate me?"

I think that's the best one, everybody else seems to have shed the emo, what with the nice weather and all. Mine is "Sideburns - the best thing ever since 1835". Which may or may not be accurate, as I don't know what was meant to have happened in 1835.

They are always both together. were they actually at the gig?!

Bob

^^^

What gig was this?

Yeah, it was the Musical Box - Genesis tribute band. They were both there and so was Mrs Sanderson and another physics teacher. Mr Brown maybe, I'm not sure. Mr Cowie was wearing a suit, and the next time I had chemistry, he showed me the band's programme from the previous tour, and a load of reviews he had printed out As for Mr Montgomery, I'd been ignoring him every time I had French with him every week, but I decided that to like Genesis he must be an alright guy. One time he spoke to us for a double period about the meaning of life and Voltaire and that dude Sartre or whatever his name is.

Aaron Carter - Crazy Little Party Girl

Its weird' date=' i kinda miss Gordons, I sometimes bump into my teachers whilst wandering about town at lunchtime, and its good to talk to them, kinda on a different level as im no longer a pupil. Its always Kev Cormack i bump into for some reason...

Bob [/quote']

I kind of know what you mean about the different level, even in S5 and 6 some of them talk to you as though you aren't a retard. (Some still do, or maybe it's just to me.) But I met Mr Cowie and Mr Montgomery at a gig in Glasgow last week. That was unnerving but quite funny..

Who's that?

Chips and cheese and a strawberry Yazoo from some chip shop near um.. Nova I think, or the job centre. I don't even like it, apart from the strawberry milk. That or a BK, if it's open.

I liked it

Ron and Harry = teh sex!! And I haven't loaded the thing yet so I don't know if Viktor's in it, but he better be hot too, because he was in the book. And so was that guy from his school... remember when the head offers Viktor some wine, and he refuses, and the other guy says, "I vould like some vine," and the headmaster tells him that he has food spilt all down his robes or something? I need to reread that book!

are you bob joiner?

If you are, then apparently you were in my friends' history or geography or something class. Wow.. the recognition!

I randomly bumped into ..... just being a general asshole

ARGH' date=' David Laken.. he pisses me off [i']so much. He got suspended I think because of an 'issue' concerning a girl in my year, but he's still just such an arrogant, cocky little bastard. I only ever see him in philosophy, he failed the estimate because he didn't write anything for the Plato essay. Ha ha.

Walter Craig... I'll always remember when he told us about gazinty division. "Where one number gazinty another." ... ... moving on..

Ahh, David Kane.. he came back to school just before Christmas, with Sandy Enoch (who my friend fancied, heh heh) and we went to KFC with them and it was actually like they were rock stars or something, we were so filled with awe.

Princess, was your year the one with Ross McTaggart, or was it perhaps the year above you? A girl in my year memorised his timetable and stalked him

I finished sixth year at the end of last year' date=' and somehow lasted at Gordons from primary 6. oh the memories.

Its an alright school, but i would happily walk into the school quad and throw a big grenade in Mrs two-faced bitch Mc Colgans window. Id just throw feces in Les Innes's/

God damn stuck up bastards..

Regards,

Bob[/quote']

Fuck, yeah, I know.. although I haven't had many encounters with them since I didn't take music. Some of the pupils are so up themselves as well though. I don't like any of the prefects apart from myself and about two others. But I had my prefect meeting last week (having done nothing all year) and when she thanked me for my input and all that I smiled charmingly and said a massive gushing speech thanking her and the school for the opportunities they had given me. Hahaha... the Mr Lockhart picture is indeed very amusing.

Speaking of classic Gordon's teachers, did you have the pleasure of being taught by Dr Girdwood? So much stuff happened in his classes, like when everyone let bouncy balls loose in his class and he manages to fill a filing cabinet drawer with them.. or the snowman on his desk that he didn't see til halfway through the lesson..

I'm in sixth year now, I didn't know too many people from your year, but I did have a massive crush on David Kane.